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Can we put the dog punning on paws and go back to talking about baseball please?
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Y'all need to go to church and tell Jesus what you done
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Nov 17, 2017 22:45
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Goodpancakes posted:Y'all need to go to church and tell Jesus what you done I'm dyslexic, so I pray to dog
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Nov 17, 2017 22:46
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Fur gently caress's sake
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Nov 17, 2017 23:01
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Pretty sure that dogs can't play baseball. There's gotta be something about that in the rulebook I bet.
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Nov 17, 2017 23:07
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The Airbud revolution is here, and it's bringing us amazing dingers.
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Nov 17, 2017 23:18
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The Pussy Boss posted:Pretty sure that dogs can't play baseball. There's gotta be something about that in the rulebook I bet. Wrong: 
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Nov 17, 2017 23:19
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I'm late to the freakout but I would have liked to see Judge get a little more love in the voting but its like I said with the Cy Young, you can't represent a narrow victory unless you manipulate the votes so whatever. Altuve's a plenty deserving MVP and was always the favorite. Judge isn't a one trick pony and that argument is stupid and trolly but its not going to get anywhere. He got plenty of hardware in 2017 for the people who care deeply about that.
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Nov 17, 2017 23:25
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The All-Baseball Dog Team: Alex Woof P "Jack" Russell Martin C Paw Goldschmidt 1B Robinson Canine 2B David "Bichon" Freese 3B Spaniel Descalso SS Dalmatian Kinsler LF Michael Tailor CF George Springer RF Managed by Terrier Francona.
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Nov 17, 2017 23:35
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Yasiel Pug right there on a tee for you and you blew it
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Nov 18, 2017 00:00
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Yasiel Pug right there on a tee for you and you blew it Also Puig is the only player who actually plays baseball with the enthusiasm of a good doggo
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Nov 18, 2017 00:02
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The thing I am disappointed most with Trout only getting 4th place, is that it ruined his 5-year streak of either winning the MVP or being the runner-up. Oddly, this is his best statistical year, too. If only he didn't miss 50 games.
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Nov 18, 2017 00:09
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stop sliding headfirst plz Mike
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bawfuls posted:stop sliding headfirst plz
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Nov 18, 2017 00:11
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Yasiel Pug right there on a tee for you and you blew it Joc Puperson bawfuls posted:Also Puig is the only player who actually plays baseball with the enthusiasm of a good doggo Correa is right on his tail.
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Nov 18, 2017 00:13
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Yasiel Pug right there on a tee for you and you blew it Pug Rodríguez.
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Nov 18, 2017 00:19
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Yasiel Pug right there on a tee for you and you blew it God dammit. I had Pug Fister but a) ugh and b) I already had a pitcher.
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Nov 18, 2017 00:23
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Inspector_666 posted:Correa is right on his tail. https://media.giphy.com/media/q37FJM3XxA7U4/giphy.gif  edit: idk why this won't embed but it's the tongue wag gif
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Nov 18, 2017 00:24
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STAC Goat posted:I'm late to the freakout but I would have liked to see Judge get a little more love in the voting but its like I said with the Cy Young, you can't represent a narrow victory unless you manipulate the votes so whatever. Altuve's a plenty deserving MVP and was always the favorite. Judge isn't a one trick pony and that argument is stupid and trolly but its not going to get anywhere. He got plenty of hardware in 2017 for the people who care deeply about that. I thought that Judge was a bit better with the bat but Altuve added a lot more value on the basepaths (32 of 38 in stolen base attempts) and plays a pretty good, not great, second base which is more valuable than Judge being an adequate right fielder (source: me watching base ball games) which gives Altuve the edge overall. IMO. Nobody flame me for this opinion please.
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Julio Cruz posted:God dammit. I had Pug Fister but a) ugh and b) I already had a pitcher. Drew Pomeranian
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Nov 18, 2017 00:46
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The Pussy Boss posted:I thought that Judge was a bit better with the bat but Altuve added a lot more value on the basepaths (32 of 38 in stolen base attempts) and plays a pretty good, not great, second base which is more valuable than Judge being an adequate right fielder (source: me watching base ball games) which gives Altuve the edge overall. IMO. Nobody flame me for this opinion please. Its a totally fair opinion and basically the same one I have and why I slightly favored Altuve in my own my mind. I think some of the bad feelings probably comes that Yankee fans feel Judge is being undervalued defensively and as a general hitter just to reduce him as a one dimensional HR hitter. But like we're not going to get anywhere quoting RF defensive stats so all we can really do is wait a few months and see how Judge's 2018 goes.
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Nov 18, 2017 00:49
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Reformed Pissboy posted:Drew Pomeranian Max Schnauzer.
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Julio Cruz posted:The All-Baseball Dog Team: Talking dog, while shrugging his shoulders," Maybe I shoulda said DiMaggio?"
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Nov 18, 2017 03:19
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Does Jon Bois have any other good baseball videos? I watched the Bonds one, Lonnie Smith, Koo Dae Sung, the Jeff Francour one, and "the saddest at bat ever" and they were all really well done. Can't seem to find any others though
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Nov 18, 2017 03:46
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Are you talking specific to baseball or any videos? His video on the 1904 olympic marathon is pretty good. e: oh duh, you said right in there baseball videos. I stand by my post 
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Nov 18, 2017 03:49
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Salvor_Hardin posted:Intruder eat the pie.
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Nov 18, 2017 04:13
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Oh man it's pie weekend isn't it 
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wait did i miss the pie
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Are you talking specific to baseball or any videos? His video on the 1904 olympic marathon is pretty good. Another classic sports moment brought to you by St. Louis. 
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Julio Cruz posted:Max Schnauzer. Chipper Jones! "We named the dog, Chipper!"
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Nov 18, 2017 17:39
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So I was wondering the other day if there were any games where a fielder played all nine innings without ever touching the ball (obviously ruling out the pitcher and catcher by default). I didn't really know how to look this up so I went straight to Anibal Sanchez's 17 strikeout game since fewer balls in play means better odds. As it turns out, in that game shortstop Jhonny Peralta never touched the ball on any play. He could have laid down on the field and taken a nap and nothing would have changed. He did however get two hits and two walks. Now I'm wondering if there was ever a game where a position player never touched the ball defensively and had zero impact on offense.
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Nov 18, 2017 18:41
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Comptroll The Forums posted:So I was wondering the other day if there were any games where a fielder played all nine innings without ever touching the ball (obviously ruling out the pitcher and catcher by default). I didn't really know how to look this up so I went straight to Anibal Sanchez's 17 strikeout game since fewer balls in play means better odds. As it turns out, in that game shortstop Jhonny Peralta never touched the ball on any play. He could have laid down on the field and taken a nap and nothing would have changed. For outfielders there probably hundreds of such an occurrence. I found a game on 7/5/15 where David Ortiz had no putouts as a first baseman somehow, and went 0/3 (but he walked).
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Nov 18, 2017 18:58
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Comptroll The Forums posted:So I was wondering the other day if there were any games where a fielder played all nine innings without ever touching the ball (obviously ruling out the pitcher and catcher by default). I didn't really know how to look this up so I went straight to Anibal Sanchez's 17 strikeout game since fewer balls in play means better odds. As it turns out, in that game shortstop Jhonny Peralta never touched the ball on any play. He could have laid down on the field and taken a nap and nothing would have changed. Dude this is way up Effectively Wild's alley, you should reach out to them to see if they can do this on the podcast
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Accident Underwater posted:For outfielders there probably hundreds of such an occurrence. I found a game on 7/5/15 where David Ortiz had no putouts as a first baseman somehow, and went 0/3 (but he walked). Keep in mind I'm not talking about just fielding for an out, I'm talking about any defensive touching even if it's just to throw the ball back to the infield to stop a single from becoming a double. So anything scored as a hit to LF/CF/RF would still count as touching. And Ortiz did field the ball in that game in the top of the second (Groundout: 1B-P) Comptroll The Forums fucked around with this message at 19:16 on Nov 18, 2017 |
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Comptroll The Forums posted:So I was wondering the other day if there were any games where a fielder played all nine innings without ever touching the ball (obviously ruling out the pitcher and catcher by default). I didn't really know how to look this up so I went straight to Anibal Sanchez's 17 strikeout game since fewer balls in play means better odds. As it turns out, in that game shortstop Jhonny Peralta never touched the ball on any play. He could have laid down on the field and taken a nap and nothing would have changed. In Koufax's perfect game, Billy Williams played RF for the Cubs and obviously had no offense, but also had no putouts or assists, and the lone Dodgers hit was fielded by Ernie Banks. https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/LAN/LAN196509090.shtml e: You could probably find a few of these if you looked through perfect games/no-hitters. Just looking at the last perfecto (King Felix), Michael Saunders was in center for Seattle and didn't have any hits. Petanque fucked around with this message at 19:34 on Nov 18, 2017 |
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hello friends
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Nov 18, 2017 19:36
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John Wilkes Booth posted:In Koufax's perfect game, Billy Williams played RF for the Cubs and obviously had no offense, but also had no putouts or assists, and the lone Dodgers hit was fielded by Ernie Banks. Guess that answers my question! I won't press my luck and try to figure out if a player ever went nine innings without touching the ball defensively and without ever touching bat-to-ball (no ground/fly outs, no foul balls, just striking out swinging/looking every time). I'll just assume that's never happened.
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Guess that answers my question! Yeah, probably not. I did find this game where David Peralta went 0-4 with four strikeouts, and only fielded one ball which he overthrew for an error  And I've just now found this, which is where I'm going to stop: https://www.mlb.com/gameday/cardinals-vs-reds/2014/03/31/380551 Billy Hamilton started Opening Day 2014 for the Reds in the leadoff spot, and proceeded to accomplish absolutely nothing in center field, and struck out four times. He made contact on only 5 pitches, and only one of those was with 2 strikes so that was the only foul ball that really mattered.
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Intruder posted:hello friends 
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Intruder posted:hello friends 🤮
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