[Football's] entertaining, dynamic, and simple.

That satisfied customer appears to be Ashley Eckstein.

It's not every game. I've been to a bunch of regular season A's games when we never sang "God Bless America" during the seventh inning stretch. They did play it, however, during the ALDS.

...said everyone ever.

Well f**king played. I salute you!

Five minutes?! That sounds awful.

ZORBLOX 2016.

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I'm glad someone said this. I really enjoyed the article except for this argument, which really rubbed me the wrong way.

Damn, you're thorough. #wellplayed

I'm not an expert, but I have read up on it. I simply don't care for articles that presume that which must be argued.

you could have read the article

Having batters with low OBP bat high in the order, reflexively bunting runners over, and leaving pitchers in too long are all things Dusty Baker does and are common criticisms.

1. I was commenting on your contention that "you don't need more the OBP quote" to decisively prove Baker's unfitness—a contention that seemed flimsy. (Also, your analogy is flawed: it's not as if Baker's saying OBP doesn't exist.)

I really, really hope you're just a troll.

If we just went by reaching over any given fence, a dude trying to catch a ball going into the second deck of a large park could technically be ruled interference which would open a pretty disastrous can of worms.

Stow your hostility, jackass.

1. Meh. Not really an argument, slugger.

How about those Braves?

Okay, so he's wrong about OBP; tell me more. I (and I imagine most baseball fans) don't actively follow the Reds, so yeah, some actual examples of in-game mistakes would be helpful apart from bemoaning his anti-sabermetric bias.