Nobody stays alive to keep watching the winningest team ever keep winning, I call bullshit. Your grandfather is alive just to cheer against that immigrant Altuve, i bet 

Springier would have made that catch. 

Yes, it was different from the comic book but actually well written.

Seems like the story took an episode or two to get started, but I enjoyed the show once it found its footing and am looking forward to the second season, which I’ll undoubtedly binge.

In today’s NFL, who’s to say getting the slotted guaranteed money for the No. 2 overall pick and retiring to your native Hawaii as early as possible isn’t “success”? Go home, Marcus, and don’t look back. You’ll be 26 years old, rich, and local hero.

Titans Tee up Tannehill, Tanking for Tua, Though Totally Terrible Team in Tidal Town will Take Top Talent

Stealing bases is such a lost art.  Teams so focused on launch angles and the HR, they forget that stealing bases adds even more pressure  

This is how they’ve been playing for a few years now. They’re remarkably good at advancing runners, combining stolen base attempts with directional hitting to move guys from first to third on a single, and punishing opposing teams. I’m a Rangers fan and I love when they do this shit, even when it’s against us. Fun…

If the Astros go on to win the series, every Yankees player should be required to tattoo “I will not lie to the umps in the ALCS” somewhere on their body, in addition to the other appearance requirements that the Yankees impose.

on the one hand: awful, late-capitalist hellscape.

You know what I don’t actually have to answer this.

Yeah, I was going to compare it to a defensive player in the NFL perfectly reading the count, getting a running start, jumping right over the line, and sacking the QB before he can even take a step backward. We celebrate that, and it’s essentially the same thing.

There are dozens of us.

I believe that you hate the Yankees, but do you really expect us all to believe that you are the Rays fan?

Absolutely not. It’s just like a defensive lineman detecting a subtle difference in the stance of the O-line and guessing run or pass, or the QB recognizing a blitzer by how he is lined up or leaning.

Exactly. It’s part of the game that we were taught in 9th grade baseball. Basically divide the team up when batting and have some look at fielder positioning and see if they move prior to the pitch to see if it’s a fastball or breaking ball; some looking at the catcher to see if he’s holding his fingers too low; some…

As a Rays fan: It ain’t cheating. Glasnow gave away the information, Astros used it to their advantage, as I would expect any team would.

This is a very underrated comment that won’t get the stars it ultimately deserves, and that makes me sad.

Glasnow picked the worst possible time to adopt glasnost.