too bad all the people sitting behind home plate are too busy checking their phones to see it
Re: MLB
Posted: Thu October 31, 2024 1:45 am
by lennytheweedwhacker
It was 5-0 when I turned the game on…
Re: MLB
Posted: Thu October 31, 2024 2:26 am
by Bammer
Judge strikes out looking twice there in the same at bat in the 6th yet ends up on 1st with a walk. WTF.
Re: MLB
Posted: Thu October 31, 2024 3:53 am
by Simple Torture
Re: MLB
Posted: Thu October 31, 2024 9:09 am
by Matters
The Series turned out to be a dud mostly because of the Yankees’ defense both on the field and in the stands.
Re: MLB
Posted: Thu October 31, 2024 11:34 am
by Farmer John
I'm happy for Teoscar and Freddie Freeman. And, what the hell, also Kevin Kiermaier.
Re: MLB
Posted: Thu October 31, 2024 2:09 pm
by lvc
I wonder how this series and postseason in general will affect the "Aaron Judge is practically a god or at least a titan" attitude. Abysmal at the plate save for one swing. Dropped a routine fly ball to kick off a bonanza of unearned runs for the Dodgers to come back and clinch the series.
Also, I think it's pretty insane how so many people in New York (fans and media alike) are embracing the ass hats who tried to arm wrestle Betts. That's not quite the reputation you want for your city or your ball club.
Re: MLB
Posted: Sat November 02, 2024 3:02 pm
by rick malone
I was thinking about an all 1990's decade team versus a legends team from all other decades. A possible 90's team:
C-Ivan Rodriguez
1B-Frank Thomas
2nd-Roberto Alomar
SS-Alex Rodriguez
3rd-Chipper Jones
LF-Barry Bonds
CF-Ken GriffeyJr.
RF-Juan Gonzalez
DH-Albert Belle
Starting Pitchers-Roger Clemens, Greg? Maddux, Randy Johnson, Tom Glavine, Pedro Martinez
Relivers-Dennis Eckersley, Mariano Rivera, Trevor Hoffman, Lee Smith
I might favor the 90's team in this match up.
Re: MLB
Posted: Sat November 02, 2024 3:17 pm
by The Argonaut
lvc wrote:I wonder how this series and postseason in general will affect the "Aaron Judge is practically a god or at least a titan" attitude. Abysmal at the plate save for one swing. Dropped a routine fly ball to kick off a bonanza of unearned runs for the Dodgers to come back and clinch the series.
I'm worried about how it affects the Soto situation this off-season. Suzyn Waldman was talking about how the Yankees shouldn't re-sign Soto because Judge isn't a real center fielder so they should just hide him in right. But Soto also kind of needs to be hidden in right.
Soto has played left field before, but left is a big space at Yankee Stadium, not a great fit for him.
And the implosion set off by Judge's fielding just highlights all that. Maybe the Yanks will want to get a real center fielder over re-signing Soto.
And I love watching Juan Soto so that makes me sad
Re: MLB
Posted: Sat November 02, 2024 5:44 pm
by doug rr
you can still watch Soto play in nyc but he'll be a Met
Re: MLB
Posted: Sat November 02, 2024 7:12 pm
by lennytheweedwhacker
Soto to the Rockies
Re: MLB
Posted: Sun November 03, 2024 11:30 am
by Matters
rick malone wrote:I was thinking about an all 1990's decade team versus a legends team from all other decades. A possible 90's team:
C-Ivan Rodriguez
1B-Frank Thomas
2nd-Roberto Alomar
SS-Alex Rodriguez
3rd-Chipper Jones
LF-Barry Bonds
CF-Ken GriffeyJr.
RF-Juan Gonzalez
DH-Albert Belle
All great players.
Gun to your shoulder, did any of them not take PEDs?
Re: MLB
Posted: Sun November 03, 2024 1:22 pm
by rick malone
I would guess Frank Thomas, Griffey, and Chipper Jones did not use PEDs but who knows.
Re: MLB
Posted: Sun November 03, 2024 1:51 pm
by Matters
Those 3 are my best guesses too.
But still, I’d guess they all took something at some point in their career.
Re: MLB
Posted: Sun November 03, 2024 7:50 pm
by Monkey_Driven
That lineup makes me very nostalgic
Re: MLB
Posted: Mon November 04, 2024 4:51 pm
by Buby
Monkey_Driven wrote:That lineup makes me very nostalgic
Re: MLB
Posted: Tue November 05, 2024 2:52 pm
by Peeps
was at the roberto clemente museum yesterday and talked to Robert Clemente II. heard stories about his father and how the museum came to be.
this picture has a unique history. Never mind how it appears the clouds are angel wings. The Pittsburgh Press was bought out by the Post Gazette here in the 90s and a bunch of the boxes were just thrown away (the PG just wanted the building) and the curator of the museum found the negatives for the picture as well as several others in the garbage.
connecting to pearl jam, the curator (Dwayne) is a huge PJ fan and eddie got in touch with him since eddie is a huge baseball fan. Eddie actually spent 17 hours there one day hearing all the stories passed through the generations from Roberto Clemente II and second hand stories from his mother (robertos wife) Vera.
the musuem also sells their own wine and most if not all major league teams pass through and either have some made for themselves or as a group. Ed is no different and i now know where Ed gets his wine when in pittsburgh
little known fact. why hasnt PJ played Pittsburgh this past tour? they had trouble with a date with PPG arena. apparently Seasame Street on Ice took priority since they were booking 3 days in a row. they are supposed to play in 2025 here
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Posted: Tue November 05, 2024 3:00 pm
by The Argonaut
17 hours!?
Re: MLB
Posted: Tue November 05, 2024 3:05 pm
by Peeps
thats what the guy said and he said it more surprisingly than embellishing
talking one on one with RCII i asked how hard was it to share his dads passing with everyone in such a public way. he told me he had no choice...instead of him being able to grieve as a 7 year old should he had numerous people approach him crying over the loss of his father
Re: MLB
Posted: Tue November 05, 2024 5:12 pm
by Chris_H_2
that's really cool peeps. love the pictures with the clouds.