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Is a Peter millar golf bag #shrink or #expand ? I say no go unless you’re a +2

That is just such a bad at bad by Roman. Take the cookie slider 1-0, fooled/swing late 1-1 and then chopper to the right side. Feel like I’ve seen that before

I know that masa kinda left a sour taste in everyone’s mouth, but why were the Sox not in on Murakami this offseason? First base POWER bat for cheap. Seems like it checked all 3 boxes for them

@HyeseongKimMuse Pretty clear to see his knee twitch

They’ve called back-to-back balks on Hyun-Seok Jang and things are getting heated

If the Red Sox played like this every day my mental health would be significantly better

A little late but i almost blame story more than Mayer for bad running mishap yesterday. How don’t you go on that

This Red Sox lineup is absolutely pathetic

Did schlitler just say he doesn’t think his friends are gonna be wanking?

Red Sox v Yankees looks like the “could a college team beat a pro team” debate. Pitcher can hold them in it but the game will never be competitive because their bats are so overmatched

Contreras couldn’t have taken longer to relay that if he’s safe it’ll be such a bad play by the Sox

Maybe the key to the Sox offense is to go down 11 every game?

I hate the idea of putting this kid out there for a 3rd inning. Don’t care if he’s a starter

Dude😂😂😂

I miss so much having a name in the lineup that you know will do damage. How power was a problem last season and we did absolutely nothing about it this offseason is baffling

That Monster ad looks so atrocious it’s upsetting

@velouniversity Also some of the batted ball data could be attained to how easy it is to hit in warm vs cold. Pretty common knowledge that the ball flies more when it’s warmer

@velouniversity I wouldn’t base such a big claim on a study involving 8 college kids, college athletes vary significantly in work ethic, conditioning, sleep habits, prep, etc. half them could’ve drank the night before and slept 3 hours while the others did arm care and slept 8 hours.

Pitchers who applied 4 minutes of ice to their deltoid and forearm between innings threw 1.3-1.5 mph harder in innings 4-5, reported 35% lower perceived exertion, and felt better recovered. Traditional dugout strategy says keep it warm. The data say cool it down. 4 minutes of ice between innings: velocity preserved in late innings, 35% lower perceived fatigue, better recovery. The traditional "keep it warm" approach might be wrong. open.substack.com/pub/velou/p/fo…

The Sox have a lead…..

They’ve hit 10 balls over 100 mph

Is there a team average exit velocity stat? Feel like Astros gotta be over 100 tonight