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- lennytheweedwhacker
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Re: MLB
spike wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Go Opening Day.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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Haven't been this jazzed for an opening day in a while. Excited for the season in general and more specifically, the Blue Jays. On paper, it seems like they have all the boxes ticked.
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Re: MLB
St. Louis sure has a beautiful stadium to host Opening Day in.
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Re: MLB
I thought you’d sworn off watching baseball? What changed?doug rr wrote:so excited to leave LA after 12 years and not being able to watch dodger games and move to Seattle and not being able to watch the mariner games....go baseball
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my interest went up now since games are 2.5 hours longspike wrote:I thought you’d sworn off watching baseball? What changed?doug rr wrote:so excited to leave LA after 12 years and not being able to watch dodger games and move to Seattle and not being able to watch the mariner games....go baseball
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A 2:21 game time was very welcome in the Chicago cold yesterday. I wasn’t sure I was going to make it around the fifth.doug rr wrote:my interest went up now since games are 2.5 hours longspike wrote:I thought you’d sworn off watching baseball? What changed?doug rr wrote:so excited to leave LA after 12 years and not being able to watch dodger games and move to Seattle and not being able to watch the mariner games....go baseball
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The M’s redeveloped this big bar / restaurant complex across the street from the stadium. Huge crowds last night obviously. There was a (long) main line to get in from the front. But on the side you could enter the parking lot through on open gate. We did that, and noticed a second entrance door right next to the one with the long line. I walked right in. Apparently the other guys I was with got stopped and were told “two hour wait” but pointed at me and said they’re with me. Walked right in, just as some people were getting up to go and gave is their barstools. And our bartender was fucking hot.
Oh and first pitch 7:10, game ended 9:26. Fuck yeah.
Oh and first pitch 7:10, game ended 9:26. Fuck yeah.
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Re: MLB
I may actually be interested in baseball again if this pitch clock works!
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Re: MLB
I think we’re still in spring training mode. Get a month or two into the season when they are more used to the pitch clock, and we’ll see it settle in nicely.
I do believe the pitch clock is worse for team on defense as if the opposing team knock out a few hits or walks in a row, the pitcher can’t slow down the game to “reset”.
I do believe the pitch clock is worse for team on defense as if the opposing team knock out a few hits or walks in a row, the pitcher can’t slow down the game to “reset”.
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Yeah this happened in our game last night. It really spiraled quickly.blueviper wrote:I think we’re still in spring training mode. Get a month or two into the season when they are more used to the pitch clock, and we’ll see it settle in nicely.
I do believe the pitch clock is worse for team on defense as if the opposing team knock out a few hits or walks in a row, the pitcher can’t slow down the game to “reset”.
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Re: MLB
Not being able to slow things down and kill time when a pitcher is struggling to allow the relievers to warm up is going to be a big factor. We're going to see a lot more big innings because of it I think.blueviper wrote:I think we’re still in spring training mode. Get a month or two into the season when they are more used to the pitch clock, and we’ll see it settle in nicely.
I do believe the pitch clock is worse for team on defense as if the opposing team knock out a few hits or walks in a row, the pitcher can’t slow down the game to “reset”.