I thought “double-elimination” games were something that only happened in double elimination tournaments. Where two losses send you home. The double elimination game in that scenario is a game between two teams that each have one-loss.

Right... no good hitters have ever gone 0-3 in a game before... hell, I bet no good hitter even has started a game 0-3 and then gotten a hit in their next at bat. He must be an awful hitter to have that line.

I don’t know what you’re talking about; when I buy them I get a $10, 16oz one that’s been sitting in a tub of ice until immediately before it’s handed to me. Nobody expects ballpark beers to be a good deal, but at only $1 more than the domestics I steadfastly do not like I find it worth the cost.

That’s a perfectly reasonable compromise if you ask me. At Nationals Park there are a couple of vendors do that, but it’s not a hard and fast rule.

Because stadiums that embrace good beer can sell craft beer via the in seat vendors using cans. Actually... that’s just why I like that they do; everyone else has told you why they actually do though.

I laughed out loud at this... thank you.

I could get it if they had a specific contract with a manufacturer, but color... jesus. The NFL makes MLB look like a Silicone Valley startup.

So, I grew up a Gator... I love that team... I have watched countless games without worry, knowing “Tim’s got this.” I even thought “well, maybe if he gets in a Chip Kelley type option system” he could do something in the NFL. I wished him the best. I love baseball more than anything.

Just why in the hell could the NFL possibly care what color shoes a dude wears? They don’t have a shoe contract with a particular company, right?Dudes can wear (mostly) whatever (approved) color they want, right? So really, the rule is no cool shoes. Why? Why do they care?

I yawn all the fucking time. I mean really a lot. Hell, I just yawned typing that. The worst is one on one meetings with my boss in her office, and larger project meetings. I probably just hate meetings, but think it also has a lot to do with stuffy offices and conference rooms (me and my office mate keep our AC…

That explains why nobody found the moment as fascinating as I did... thanks. God-damn these shitty ears... use earplugs at concerts kids.

Can someone please explain this?

Hey... you know what... you *might* have gotten away with this (probably not, posting a picture - particularly a naked one - here was completely unnecessary) if you had included any of the rest of those descriptions of her.

OK... you’re the second person that has said that. Why do you think I support throwing at opposing players? If you can find a single instance of me defending that then I’ll allow your comment. Hint: I am not in favor of intentionally throwing baseballs at opposing players, and have never defended that action.

Expert use of the “/s” there. Boy I’ve wished I remembered to use that a few times.

This was my favorite response on Twitter:

Are you really this unable to look at the situation and see that it might have been different that other times people fake tags? I have never said fake tags don’t happen in baseball. My complaint with *this* fake tag was that 1) it would not, under any circumstances, have changed where Bryce ended up on the play. The…

Wow... you really got me there.

If you can find a single instance, anywhere, of me supporting throwing at someone I’ll allow that comment. Hint... you won’t find one.

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