“Whoa whoa! You can plan parenthood?”

Not saying it’s a foul, but he clips Reddick’s left leg with his own left as he’s taking off. It’s not much contact but could have been enough to throw off his landing. Or, more likely, he felt the contact and then decided not to stick the landing to try and get the foul.

I don’t see Kluber going more than 4-5 innings on three days rest. It’s probably Kluber-Miller-Smith, I’m not sure that’s any significantly better than Hendricks-Lester-Chapman.

I’m going to do a rare comment here and speak for the Shark. Costs a third of what a Dyson does and is tough as hell. I’ve had my Shark for 2 years and noticed no depreciable difference. I love it so much it makes me worry about what this passion says about me as a person.

Slightly difference circumstances, but in September 96, David Cone came off the DL for the Yankees (he had an aneurysm in his throwing arm that required surgery) and pitched 7 innings of no-hit ball. Joe Torre pulled him; he had thrown 85 pitches. We won the game, Cone made his four scheduled starts the rest of the…

But the intentional walk doesn’t subvert the intention of the rule. The consequence is still there - there is now a batter on base. Hacking players specifically punishes and benefits the exact opposite teams that the rule was intended to benefit.

Yeah, that .319 ba, .923 ops... what a bum.

you realize this game should’ve been over in the 9th were it not for Bob Davidson being the worst umpire in the entire MLB, right? Salty Cubs fan here, but the strike zone that game was WILDLY inconsistent, and the home plate ump decided he wanted to try to steal the show in an otherwise great baseball game.

That’s not how hockey works at all!

Hey sorry, I’m confused:

No, she won’t.

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