jack presley wrote: » $$$$$$$$
circular flexing wrote: » That's pretty much it. Mariners (unfortunately) suffer from being on the West Coast and not being named Dodgers or Giants and it means they get shafted when it comes to national TV coverage. Even the Red Sox colour commentator was joking that he didn't want to travel to Seattle but only went cos his wife wanted to go too. It is interesting that both Giants and Dodgers who feature on national TV a fair bit are both former NY-based teams.
jack presley wrote: » Don’t or punching walls lads, never a good ideahttp://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/23846007/hunter-strickland-san-francisco-giants-6-8-weeks-breaking-hand-punching-door
circular flexing wrote: » He is completely wasted on that Angels team.
jack presley wrote: » As well as that last stat, he’s only made 7 outs in his last 8 games.
jack presley wrote: » No takers for Hanley Ramirez so he's been released and is now a free agent. What happens with next year's option if a team signs him? Are they liable for 2019 or is it still Boston's responsibility?
circular flexing wrote: » LOLOLOL Nelson Cruz hits 2 home runs (one left the park over the Green Monster), gets 7 RBIs and Mariners still lose by 4 four runs due to inept pitching and awful bullpen management.
jack presley wrote: » This was always going to be a tough stretch for Seattle but even though they've now lost 5 in a row, they're still in a great position to make the playoffs* (* I know, I know. Waaaay too early to be mentioning playoffs!
ShyMets wrote: » Hansel Robles picked up by the Angels. So long,Hansel. So many memories. Sadly, few of them good
jack presley wrote: » ShyMets wrote: » Hansel Robles picked up by the Angels. So long,Hansel. So many memories. Sadly, few of them good Guess how his first appearance went. Yes, by giving up the game winning home run against Toronto.
jack presley wrote: » Guess how his first appearance went. Yes, by giving up the game winning home run against Toronto.
circular flexing wrote: » Interesting "rant"https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/columnist/bob-nightengale/2018/06/20/mlb-bad-baseball-attendance-strikeouts/718162002/
Igotadose wrote: » circular flexing wrote: » Interesting "rant"https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/columnist/bob-nightengale/2018/06/20/mlb-bad-baseball-attendance-strikeouts/718162002/ Some manager somewhere will figure a way to beat the status quo and have some success, and they'll 'buffalo horde' their way in that direction. However, the comment that the NL will have the DH in 5 years, I dunno, I'd love to see it, tired of watching pitchers get hurt swinging the bat and running the bases. Either have it in both leagues, or neither. What I also liked about the rant, is how he describes my team's approach - beer league swing-for-the-fences and strike out all the time otherwise. Problem is, it's not working.
ShyMets wrote: » Thought he hit the nail on the head. The game has some serious issues which need to be addressed. Namely getting the ball in play more. Some of the Mets games I've watch this season have been tortuous and not just because the Mets are ghod awful
ShyMets wrote: » Thought he hit the nail on the head. The game has some serious issues which need to be addressed. Namely getting the ball in play more. Some of the Mets games I've watch this season have been tortuous and not just because the Mets are good awful
Igotadose wrote: » Sandy Alderson taking leave of absence from the Mets in order to treat his cancer. Will not have decision making input while on leave or in future: https://nypost.com/2018/06/26/sandy-alderson-is-taking-leave-to-battle-cancer-recurrence/. Assistant GM Ricciardi and Omar Minaya to assume his duties.
jack presley wrote: » Jason Werth's announced his retirement today. Didn't realise he was still playing to be honest but apparently he was on the Seattle AAA team.