Hey, sometimes laminated things have kinda sorta SHARP edges!

He also has a [insert adjective here] pony tail!

Yeah I know that’s supposed to happen, but the left fielder was also supposed to be charging in on the ball as soon as Carpenter squared to bunt, and yet, he never shows up in the clip. 

The video clip cuts off with the pitcher strolling onto the infield from left field so I can’t quite tell, but could Carpenter have legged out a bunt triple??? Unless the catcher ran down to cover 3rd, it looks like 3rd base was wide open with only the pitcher to beat.

It is likely longhand for “treble damages” which is a form of punitive damages normally set by statute.

I have a passing interest in soccer but I heard this discussed somewhere. Would subbing out the starters be viewed as polite because it brings [less skilled, experienced, etc.] bench players on, or rude because it brings on fresh legs against your tired starters (and best players)?

Another article says he yelled at another player for throwing his helmet about a week ago? Someone please confirm this because it makes this piece of karma even juicier.

Unhittable and apparently also uncatchable. That catcher was having some serious trouble catching that slider.

And the series was written before the 2016 election...

Yeah, I assumed that was THE piece from Episode 1.

As someone who didn’t really have any foreknowledge, this is precisely why I am compelled to go back and watch at least the first episode, if not the whole series, again.

I guess Mazin lied a lot during the podcast and in the epilogue then.

I absolutely recommend listening to the companion podcast after every episode, really added a lot. Mazin said it was one of the first direction/production decisions they made so that doing fake russian accents didn’t limit the actors, distract the viewers, or accidentally devolve into comedy. I thought it was most inte…

I was also curious about the overall purpose of her character. I figured she was going to end up being someone’s daughter, either seeking to meet a parent for the first time or seeking revenge for a character’s untimely death.

In addition to what SuperCali said, I think Segura is probably faster than McCutchen anyway. Segura takes all the blame.

I guess the correct strategy is ... for the batter to always hustle to first?

Can the author just be transparent about it and say he knows he is ruining it for everyone but doesn’t care as long as he scoops all other media articles? The whole “oh hey, look, this totally isn’t a spoiler because it has already aired in this small isolated market” really doesn’t save you from ruining it for the 90%…

Isn’t this extremely old news, or was it just only rumored and never “confirmed” (if this counts as a confirmation)?

(Seriously, go look at some of the absurd hacks he’s been taking.)

This reminds me of when Appalachian State becomes relevant and all the idiots turn out with signs reading “Appalachian isn’t a state MORANS!”