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JORGE POSADA: “I CAN’T WATCH TODAY’S BASEBALL.” Yankees legend Jorge Posada, a 4-time World Series champion and one of the faces of the dynasty years, (The Core 4) did not hold back during his interview on Abriendo El Podcast. Posada said today’s game has become too robotic, too obsessed with formulas, and too accepting of strikeouts. “The baseball being played today is garbage,” Posada said. He also pushed back hard on the analytics crowd trying to judge Derek Jeter’s defense strictly through modern numbers. “You can’t judge Jeter through a computer.” That line right there is pure old-school Yankees. Posada came from an era where putting the ball in play mattered. Moving runners mattered. Taking pride in not striking out mattered. He said back then, striking out 100 times in a season felt like you were not doing your job. Now? Guys can strike out constantly, hit 30 home runs, bat .202, and still get paid like stars. His message was simple: The game got smarter on paper, but dumber between the lines. #yankees #repbx

Single at JMU for my first hit of the summer @JMUBaseball @VarsityVirgini1 @CoastRecruits @HCSHornets804 @ArthurKinsler @baker_cav1sg @EliteRecruits_ @CoachRustin

Got the win on the bump at the first game at lakepoint. 2-3 with 2 solid singles at the plate as well. FB 74-77 T78 SL 66-69 CH 64-68

@BBGreatMoments Jeter

name a player whose game would play in any era.

Youth Baseball Pet Peeves - Holding runners on 3B - Standing at 2B to hold runners - Pitcher as the cutoff man - Not running 1st/3rd defense - Fake bunt on 3-0 count - Walking on/off the field - Parents yelling at umpires - Pitchers walking halfway to home plate after every pitch - Pitchers throwing way too many pitches in a weekend What did I miss?

Wow did not see this one comming....I hope one day we can pick up where we left off with our conversations......the good lord called on a great man!

Flatground shares in mourning the loss of Rob Hahne, an outstanding advocate for the game and for young ballplayers. His impact will live on forever.

@terencecrawford @TheNotoriousMMA boxing consists of just having to worry about fist. Mma is alot more involved. Only thing boxing has that makes it a little more superior is the money lol. Mma definitely has alot more things to worry about. I WANT TO SEE A BOXER GET IN AN OCTAGON AND LETS SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

@TheNotoriousMMA We do know. All you gotta do is look it and you my friend definitely know from experience.

Troy Tulowitzki: Early baseball training is crucial!. Sign up at gbcnpro.com to view the full conversation! #BaseballTraining #YouthSports

Parents for the love of god please stay out of your son or daughters dugout. Players, stop going to visit mommy and daddy during the game. You might as well go out on the field with an emotional support stuffed animal at this point it’s getting a little nuts. Get their water or whatever they need before the game you don’t need to visit each other 5 times a game and then wonder why they can’t do hard things on their own.

If you need a radar gun to evaluate infielders and outfielders arm strength. You shouldn't be evaluating baseball players.

🚨 ONE MORE DAY 🚨 Tickets go LIVE tomorrow and you do NOT want to miss out. The energy is building, the squad is set, and this season is about to be something special. Be ready. Be early. Be there. 🎟️🔥 #GameDayReady #TicketsLive #StaticBaseball

@nut_history Definitely sheffield

When I say vicious swing - who's the first MLB player you think of?

@nut_history Big mac Mark McGuire or Slammin sammy sosa

Parents If your son dominates 12u baseball because he's simply bigger and more physically mature than his opponents, you better keep it in perspective. Or You will ruin your child's mind. Baseball really starts on the big field and early ripe early rot is real. The undersized kids simply haven't hit puberty yet.

@BBGreatMoments Griffey

What MLB player name feels the most 90s?

@BBGreatMoments Big Mac or Sosa. Hell throw griffey in there.

Name a player who felt the most mythical when you were growing up.