Deleted User wrote: » Much like Liverpool, whoever wins this season, will get a nice * beside their name But I'd rather that, than no title. Lets go Dodgers Dont think I'll bother with mlb.tv this season. All/majority of the Dodgers games are going to be in the Pacific Time zone, so can't see myself getting to see (m)any. Will pony up for the postseason, and watch whatever BT show during the season
jack presley wrote: » I thought that Liverpool asterisk talk died when they won on the pitch playing a full quota of games? Unless some think it's tainted because they were allowed 5 subs and water breaks for the last 9 games when they had a 22 point lead. But that's major clutching of straws and I don't think even a hardcore Man Utd fan would fight that battle with a straight face. But that's for a different thread and I'm sure it's been argued to death over on the Soccer forum. For baseball, 60 games doesn't have the feel of a real season alright so the title will be tainted a bit (unless the Mets win it and then it will be the greatest achievement in sports history ). I just hope they get through the 60 games and the playoffs without any further disruptions or reductions in games. How about finding Toronto a home too!I've got BT Sports again this year so there'll be a fair amount of games shown there so I'm passing on MLB.TV too this year.
circular flexing wrote: » Juan Soto tested positive for COVID-19 so won't play today.
jack presley wrote: » I see that stupid playoff ideas where 16 teams gets in and the division winners pick their opponents has been approved for this year. Ridiculous idea. I can reluctantly put up with putting a man on 2nd in the 10th but this is just stupid. Sure why not let every team in? Players getting $50m extra for agreeing to it.
jack presley wrote: » I thought that Liverpool asterisk talk died when they won on the pitch playing a full quota of games? Unless some think it's tainted because they were allowed 5 subs and water breaks for the last 9 games when they had a 22 point lead. But that's major clutching of straws and I don't think even a hardcore Man Utd fan would fight that battle with a straight face. But that's for a different thread and I'm sure it's been argued to death over on the Soccer forum. For baseball, 60 games doesn't have the feel of a real season alright so the title will be tainted a bit (unless the Mets win it and then it will be the greatest achievement in sports history ). I just hope they get through the 60 games and the playoffs without any further disruptions or reductions in games. How about finding Toronto a home too! I've got BT Sports again this year so there'll be a fair amount of games shown there so I'm passing on MLB.TV too this year.
circular flexing wrote: » I don't see any mention of division winners picking their opponents. Would assume it's 1 v 8, 2 v 7 etc...
jack presley wrote: » Yeah, you're right. Buster Olney was reporting it but he seems to have jumped the gun a bit. I still don't agree with 16 teams in the playoffs, no matter what way they do it.
circular flexing wrote: » Cespedes is back! Will be interesting to see who the Mets go to in the 9th.
jack presley wrote: » Let’s get through the 8th first..!!
jack presley wrote: » Looks like Diaz warming up. Will we get Mariners Díaz or Mets Díaz?
ShyMets wrote: » Watching the Cubs v Brewers. Looks like Fox are CGIng the crowd in. Especially when there is a home run. All a bit cringy
jack presley wrote: » yeah, they explained it earlier on in the broadcast "Just a bit of fun, don't be complaining about it" or something to that effect was said. Fair play to the crowd on the rooftops. Probably the only spectators in the country.
ShyMets wrote: » Ah, explains it. I missed the first couple of innings. How are they getting away with the guys on the rooftops
jack presley wrote: » And 2019 Diaz is back....
ShyMets wrote: » And there I was all set to go to bed
jack presley wrote: » I thought I'd hate it but I'm actually liking this 3 batter minimum rule. OK, 2 days so only a small sample but it seems to really make the managers think before they bring in a pitcher and look ahead as opposed to just the next batter.
jack presley wrote: » Yeah, me too. Now I'm in the 'will I open another beer?' dilemma stage.