Tough to beat an 11th inning walk-off, but I thought Correa’s throw to nail LeMahieu at home in the 6th was his most important, most clutch and most skillful play of the game.

things would have gone differently if he just had thought a little harder about his glove placement.

You have to go to YouTube to watch the video and the clip that automatically follows it is titled “Mason Rudolph Full Knockout Sequence” on a channel called Highlight Heaven. This is followed by a video, on the same channel, titled “NFL Hospital Passes” which seems to include nothing but high velocity helmet-to-helmet…

Not that I’ve ever played sports that earned myself or anyone else money, but I have played sports. And I really don’t think that, once you’re on the field you’re thinking about the economics.

Or you can say, hey I’m 45, and my team has two rings, both in the prime high school years where stuff like this matters before life sucks everything out of you.

Not that this idea is new or anything, but one more time for the people in the back: stating that you are not / don’t want to be political is very much taking a political position.

I think I can speak for Baseball fans everywhere when I laugh and point at the Yankees’ misfortunes. Here’s to them getting their butts kicked in the ALDS by the Twins or A’s.

Gee, it’s almost like a lot of people in their late 70’s often suffer from a decline in their mental faculties which causes them to sound confused and forgetful and makes them poor candidates for almost any job where mental sharpness is a major factor.

Yes,  That is correct.  Unlike Alabama, the Phillies pay their athletes.

He thought it was a catch, but he failed to complete a “baseball move”.

Maybe she’ll talk about paying student athletes when she writes an article about it.

“That’s like re-segregating the country, why would we want that? Besides of course the reasons Tucker Carlson and I lay out every night.”

Is it just me or is it starting to seem like football is, like, not a good idea?

That did occur to me, about 6 minutes after I posted. Still, Devers is practically touching 3rd while the ball is in Rosario’s glove and he’s chugging. It’s bottom of the 9th w 2 outs in your park and the ball is 300’ from home plate, waving the tying run home and making a laser beat him is the right call.

Especially with two outs. If you hold him, you still need a hit to get him home, so your chances are what, 30%, assuming the odds of the next guy getting a hit or walking and passing the opportunity along. The odds of Rosario making a absolutely perfect throw there, and the catcher not effing it up are probably less…

Red Sox manager Alex Cora called the decision to wave Devers around “a great send” by third base coach Carlos Febles, and whether you agree or not, surely we can all agree that it was gutsy as shit and it led to a badass ending to a baseball game.

Jim Boone is a despicable piece of shit. Sorry, I can’t think of a joke.

#sticktosprouts

I get the parent’s grief. But blaming some locker room attendant for running out to score him some drugs and not Skagg’s himself is some next level denial. His death is indeed tragic and I wish he got some help, but it was his decision to make this fatal mistake. Jamming up some underling is bullshit.

Roxanne! You don’t have to put on that red hat.