Red Mosquito

CopperTom wrote:I really enjoyed that Mets boxscore from yesterday. That has to be record, if that sorta thing is even tracked.

Didn't see it.

washing machine wrote:Just the back and forth run scoring, or what?

D'arnoud and Cabrera switched positions 22 times.

Here’s how the official box score read for d’Arnaud: 3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B. That’s 22 position changes in a single game.

The Jays did it twice in the late 80s. Once with Gruber and Borders (13 changes) and once with Gruber and Fielder (18 changes).

When Cecil Fielder starts at 2B, it makes sense to move him wherever he's least likely to have to make a play.

Very cool. I was just reading the bare bones box score with innings runs hits and errors

CopperTom wrote:

washing machine wrote:Just the back and forth run scoring, or what?

D'arnoud and Cabrera switched positions 22 times.

Here’s how the official box score read for d’Arnaud: 3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B-2B-3B. That’s 22 position changes in a single game.

Lol, wtf.

Fun fact: they could have just physically changed positions on the field without making a change to the scorecard every time.

philpritchard wrote:Fun fact: they could have just physically changed positions on the field without making a change to the scorecard every time.

yeah but that makes the scorecard weird. a ball hit on the ground to the person effectively playing third base and then thrown to first for the out would be listed as a 4-3 putout instead of a 5-3 put out

How can I get my manager to flip players like that in the next tournament? That's the real question here.

philpritchard wrote:How can I get my manager to flip players like that in the next tournament? That's the real question here.

Even when you pay, you can't do that.

CopperTom wrote:

philpritchard wrote:How can I get my manager to flip players like that in the next tournament? That's the real question here.

Even when you pay, you can't do that.

I'm going to make it happen anyway.

The Twins have won 13 of their last 17.

PHATJ wrote:The Twins have won 13 of their last 17.

Such a fun team to watch. Buxton's inside the park hr was unreal.

daft twat wrote:

PHATJ wrote:The Twins have won 13 of their last 17.

Such a fun team to watch. Buxton's inside the park hr was unreal.

He's really starting to hit (top 5 AL batting average since July 4).

Rich Hill perfect through 8.

somebody should tell him

go pirates

welp

blew a perfect game on an error, he should kill logan forsythe

pretty sure its your fault, pete

Please lose without giving up a hit. Please lose without giving up a hit.