LOL. As a Mets fan who only booed their own player once (Tom Glavine in the first inning of Game 162 in 2007, because FUCK THAT GUY, stupid Atlanta Brave), it’s really an embarrassment when idiots at games (most of whom almost certainly are at their first game since the mid 2000s) boo someone (a homegrown star)…

Maybe they are saying Boooo-urns?

A triple steal would be a tactic, not a strategy.

He might be injured and not know it. Seems irresponsible they haven’t done an MRI if his speed really has dropped that much.

Except that he’s looking right in the direction of the ball flying over Murphy’s head.

Well, he's actually right... Strong chance Harper would've gunned him down. So, you know, doing his job.

“The 10-game watermark serves as a referendum on both the sickly state of the Eastern Conference...”

No. The written rules have that covered.

Professionals?! Having fun on the diamond?! The unwritten rules have GOTTA say something about this, right?!

Well, Harper does have one of the best arms in baseball so what he said wasn’t factually incorrect. Isn’t he paid to analyze the play?

This is so wrong that it actually angers me that it has 9 stars.

Dude couldn’t see a ball under a fence that was right in front of him, so pretty fucking dumb.

The infielders might have been staying put to protect against a hit and run.

Such trickeration is clearly not playing baseball the right way. Goose Gossage would be rolling over in his grave.

Set the date on your phone to 1969. Then it'll work.

Not as convincing as when he deked Mets fans into thinking he was going to catch that ground ball in Game 4.

“What is a Frozen Yoenis?” I’ll take minor-league concessions for 400, Alex

“An Auburn student might steal a base, but if he has a university education he may steal the whole diamond.”
- Theodore Roosevelt

Sooooo

That site is a pretty interesting dive into the friendship dynamics. I think teh one you were talking about was number 5 on that list no? Pretty good advice at the end: