Your team would be better off is Williams did sleep through every game.

October 3 - First game of playoffs, Clayton Kershaw gave up 8 runs in 6 1/3, blowing a 4 run lead.

What bad throw? He threw it to the 3rd base side of home, right where you want it. The only thing is that the catcher had to go and get it since it would have bounced right at the plate. Considering 90% of all throws a second baseman makes are 40-90 feet, throwing it spot on but 5 feet short form 170 feet away with…

A head coach can think someone is a great guy, but is also no longer worth keeping on the roster. I haven’t studied the depth chart in Buffalo, but I do know they have McCoy, drafted Williams this year, and have a couple of other young guys. If McCoy is the lead back and they are comfortable with Williams and Wilson…

Ok, so the master plan is revealed:

Its a fielders choice no hit, because you cannot be credited with a hit if there is a force out. Think of it this way.... if you have runners on 1st and 2nd, and you hit a ball deep to the 3b-ss hole. The SS catches it and has no chance in hell of throwing out the guy going to first due to distance, etc... so he…

He did it. He was waiving at the guy who had started the play on first to go back to second. He can’t actually push him.

3-6-2. Just like if you hit into an unassisted triple play to the SS its 6 unassisted, not 6-6-6.

1) the SS made an effort to get out of the way immediately after throwing the ball, which the rule allows, and more importantly 2) the runner stuck out his arm and made contact with him. Since he wasn’t in the runner’s path until the runner threw out his arm he wasn’t in the runner’s path.

No, the first baseman fielded the ball and then stepped on first (batter out). Once he did that there is no longer a force at 2nd and the guy that started on first can go back safely so he has to be tagged.

Well if you didn’t drink out of that purse flask all game you would have seen the end.

Yes you got it correct. The lead runner is safe since he’s allowed to occupy the bag, but the trail runner is out. It only became a triple play when Cabrera fell of the bag and was tagged while off the bag.

The biggest difference is that the NFL is about the shield (at least in the owner’s and league office’s eyes) not the players, and everyone watches. The AFL lets this go because it got publicity, which they need. I mean did you know that A) Jacksonville has an AFL team, B) The AFL playoffs are about to start? I didn’t.

The thing is drooping.... that isn’t steel.

Exactly, especially since in a long rundown its not uncommon for an outfielder to get involved, so you could throw a random 7 and 8 in a rundown between 2nd and 3rd.

Some people care about women’s sports (myself included as I feel any sport with the best athletes in the world is interesting to watch). However, many, many, many more care about men’s sports, especially soccer. Do you know what 26.7M means... 8-9% of our population watched it. On the flip side in 2014 there were…

Considering the announcing team included a former USWNT player and head coach I think that can be expected. The beauty of ESPN’s coverage was the understanding that maybe someone from outside of the US knows a thing or two about soccer (granted this is more true for the men’s teams than women’s).

We’d probably have multiple world cups (assuming we started caring 100+ years ago like the rest of the world). The sheer metrics of our population combined with the infrastructure and money to produce world class athletes is second to none.

If not the US, then exactly which country does care about women’s sports? We may care a whole lot more about men’s sports, but we do care about women’s sports more than 80+% of the world.

Barry, as you are about to learn its a union position. The reason its a form letter is because they need to be explicitly clear as to the stated reasons since I would bet each of those 5 scenarios trigger different severance actions spelled out to the letter in the CBA (i.e you failed a physical so you can be…