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https://twitter.com/TaterTalkPod/status/989964055195549703 This 64 mph curve from Yu 
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Assuming no rainouts, by the end of this weekend's series, the Braves will have played 27 games, 9 of them against the Phillies. They will play yet another series against them in May, and then not see them at all until playing 7 of the last 10 games of the season against them, a four-month gap. Schedule makers: what the gently caress?
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Kevlar v2.0 posted:https://twitter.com/TaterTalkPod/status/989964055195549703 He's so good 
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Cpt. Mahatma Gandhi posted:RE: catching historical HRs or other meaningful things Id definitely want an autographed ball and a picture with the player and probably money to blow in the team store. Other than that I don't know if I could consciencely ask for more.
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Popete posted:Like the Pirates. 
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Kevlar v2.0 posted:https://twitter.com/TaterTalkPod/status/989964055195549703 I saw that. loving nasty.
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Has anybody ever crushed one of Yu's eephuses? I've seen plenty of highlights where he strikes somebody out with that but I don't recall seeing anybody send one to the moon yet.
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Has anybody ever crushed one of Yu's eephuses? I've seen plenty of highlights where he strikes somebody out with that but I don't recall seeing anybody send one to the moon yet. Not that but just a reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW0V6OsxDBo
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It’s so weird to see games from that era and see them as ancient
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Salvor_Hardin posted:Not that but just a reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW0V6OsxDBo Yu only ever throws like 1 a game which is probably why it hasn't really backfired on him. Throwing back to back is just asking for it.
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Popete posted:Yu only ever throws like 1 a game which is probably why it hasn't really backfired on him. Throwing back to back is just asking for it. I can't believe El Duque thought he could get that by A-Rod.
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Salvor_Hardin posted:Not that but just a reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW0V6OsxDBo It is still just such a weird, weird feeling that I am old enough to remember the entire long career of a historic player like ARod
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Apr 28, 2018 02:54
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Hmmmmm pretty sure the Oakland Athletics are the best team in baseball, everyone.
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Senf posted:Hmmmmm pretty sure the Oakland Athletics are the best team in baseball, everyone. Tampa Bay rays have won 7 games in a row. Baseball, you're drunk go home.
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The Rockies 1-0 victory tonight was the first time a relief pitcher had driven in the only run of the game since Joe Neikro did it in a game on Aug 23, 1980. The Astros beat the Cubs 1-0 in a 17-inning game. holy poo poo what. will_colorado fucked around with this message at 03:34 on Apr 28, 2018 |
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DFA Keuchel and Joe Smith imo No, I’m not bitter about this week, these are totally objective opinions 
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will_colorado posted:The Rockies 1-0 victory tonight was the first time a relief pitcher had driven in the only run of the game since Joe Neikro did it in a game on Aug 23, 1980. The Astros beat the Cubs 1-0 in a 17-inning game. owns
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will_colorado posted:The Rockies 1-0 victory tonight was the first time a relief pitcher had driven in the only run of the game since Joe Neikro did it in a game on Aug 23, 1980. The Astros beat the Cubs 1-0 in a 17-inning game. gently caress the DH that's what
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I'm trying to find the only 9 inning 1-0 game where a reliever drove in the only run and haven't found it yet.
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I'm trying to imagine how many more games the Cardinals would win without Mike Matheny managing this team.
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hmmm yes I too like watching ABs from players who perform well below average. It makes it own really hard when one of them actually does get a hit. A modern day David and Goliath if you will, except the entire village is screaming for David to get out of the drat way so real men can take care of this giant nonsense. For further reading on the subject
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Mike_V posted:I'm trying to imagine how many more games the Cardinals would win without Mike Matheny managing this team. he's loving awful and he mr. magoo'd his way to every success thus far
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will_colorado posted:I'm trying to find the only 9 inning 1-0 game where a reliever drove in the only run and haven't found it yet. tonight's game might have been the only 9 inning game ever for this, holy poo poo. https://twitter.com/StatsBySTATS/status/990059378131853312
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Comptroll The Forums posted:hmmm yes I too like watching ABs from players who perform well below average. It makes it own really hard when one of them actually does get a hit. Hating fun must rule.
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*Matt Kemp pulled with left quad tightness* Oh poo poo it’s 2012 and the last 6 years were nothing but a horrible nightmare, I have my life to do over without any fucku—
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Mister Perky posted:gently caress the DH that's what
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Ohtani hurt his ankle tonight while running the bases after his home run. I dunno if that's an argument for or against the DH to be honest.
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Inspector_666 posted:Ohtani hurt his ankle tonight while running the bases after his home run. I dunno if that's an argument for or against the DH to be honest. He should have bunted
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Inspector_666 posted:Ohtani hurt his ankle tonight while running the bases after his home run. I dunno if that's an argument for or against the DH to be honest. It was on his broken bat ground out but technically it was after his home run the previous at bat. Luckily it was on his good ankle.
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Good Dog posted:It was on his broken bat ground out but technically it was after his home run the previous at bat. Yeah whoops, forgot about his 2nd AB for some reason.
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Spoeank posted:Hating fun must rule. Owns bones like watching fat men who can't run crush monster dongs
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Comptroll The Forums posted:Owns bones like watching fat men who can't run crush monster dongs what about fat men who can't run running https://www.mlb.com/video/albers-doubles-in-the-13th/c-763591683
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Kind of bummed, I was looking forward to Ohtani facing Tanaka tomorrow but I'm glad it doesn't sound serious.
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R.D. Mangles posted:what about fat men who can't run running Hey, hey, hey! It's Maaaaaatt Albers!
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R.D. Mangles posted:what about fat men who can't run running The entirely-too-late decision of if he should start to slide is the best part.
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https://twitter.com/ckamka/status/990074335888117760 What is the single season home run record for a player against a single team? Probably Barry, Mcguire or Sosa against someone I'd imagine? I believe 7 already ties (or maybe broke?) the single season record for opposing players in Kauffman (all the Sox games against KC have been there so far). I'm sure there haven't been many Royals who had 7 in Kauffman before May. In completely unrelated news I'm starting to think the Royals have pitching problems.
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Grittybeard posted:What is the single season home run record for a player against a single team? Found this article which says it's Gehrig's 14 v. Cleveland in 1936: http://www.highheatstats.com/2014/01/most-homers-in-a-season-vs-one-opposing-team/ For someone to top Gehrig in the post-expansion era would be amazing. edit: Gehrig had 110 PA vs. Cleveland that year. In '98, Sosa hit 12 against the Brewers in 54 PA.
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Oh I didn't think about all the extra PAs before expansion that makes sense. Thanks for looking that up, I honestly was curious. 7's halfway to 14 though! Although slugging near 2.000 will probably be a little difficult to keep up.
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Spoeank posted:Hating fun must rule. you're the one with experience so I'll defer to you 
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