Red Mosquito

would you let him punch you in the face if you were wearing your wooden mask art from your art wall?

If Rudd is going to punch me in the face, rudd is going to punch me in the face. I don't need to let him. It would just happen. I couldn't stop him if I wanted to.

There was an inside the park home run? The game was on at darts but I didn't get to see any of it. Just got home to watch the last couple innings.

I missed it too! It was the first pitch, I didn't get to the TV until the sixth. oh well.

I'll see it on the highlights later.

Simple Torture wrote:This is what happens when you hold the World Series in a 3rd-world city.

Bonus baseball!

Pretty enjoyable watch, that game 1

Ned Yost haters had to be disappointed though.

Eric Hosmer's reaction to his game-winning sac fly last night sure doesn't seem to be garnering the kind of response that Bautista's HR did.

Its dumb to celebrate a game winning sac fly. You hit a weakish fly ball, congrats.

He was celebrating the win at that point, not the sac fly.

I guess it all boils down to when he went full Joey Bats. Was it after the run crossed home plate?

The Argonaut wrote:He was celebrating the win at that point, not the sac fly.

So he bat-flipped the win?

It looked strange to my eye, too.

The Argonaut wrote:It looked strange to my eye, too.

I ultimately don't care. I think bat flips are awesome and baseball should be encouraging more fun in the game. But it's funny because the Royals kind of turned into the fun-police this year:

“He hit a lot of homers in the first couple games, and he pimped, and did everything he does,” Volquez said. “If somebody hits you, you’ve got to take it, because you’re pimping everything you do.”

Bat flipping an out should still be frowned upon.

verb_to_trust wrote:Bat flipping an out should still be frowned upon.

Moreso than a three-run shot into the second deck, at least.

verb_to_trust wrote:Bat flipping an out should still be frowned upon.

Get over it.
It won a World Series game, thats kind of a big deal.