Alex Fields

@MMax_44 But he also openly admits to not watching the program since he got fired. He has only watched 1 episode of raw and a bunch of bad clips of botches. He has a few fair points but he also has points where he doesn’t have info and is just assuming.

A Failed WWE Wrestler understands wrestling better than a multi time world champion who is running the company right now.

The Spanish call of Luis Robert Jr’s walk off home run is so electric!

LUIS ROBERT JR. HITS A WALKOFF HOMER AND THE METS WIN!

Dodgers pitcher Alex Vesia is wearing a custom glove with the name of his late newborn daughter Sterling Sol Vesia on it, along with her birthday and the letter K on the ring finger for his wife Kayla His newborn daughter passed away two days after the start of the World Series last year

I’m not one to shit on someone for having an opinion and I actually watch some of his videos, but how could you make an opinion on the product when you openly admit you don’t watch it?

@JacBoi43 @WrestlingNewsCo People discredit him bc he lost his job due to not improving in the ring. So the logic being “how could someone who was bad at their job tell us that the company is going down the wrong path” sorta thing.

@WrestlingNewsCo I’m tired of the Maven doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Yes tf he does? He’s been in the damn ring? He had to pay attention to every little detail to make the bigger stars look good he was one foot out the door every night Vince wasn’t easy. So yeah he knows wtf he’s saying

Maven Huffman said WWE is "on the wrong track" in a new YouTube video, pointing to the reduction of house shows as the root cause of declining match quality. ​ He cited CM Punk vs. Jey Uso on Saturday Night's Main Event: "Two guys at the top of their games, and they put a match out that both guys probably wasn't happy with. They looked sluggish. Their timing was off. They lacked any aggression, and they looked like they were still in the feeling out process." ​ "When you work somebody three, maybe four times in one week, you get to figure out what works, what doesn't work. And you're not feeling this out on television." ​ Maven also said every WWE match now "looks like a dance" and cited advice from Test: "If you mess up a spot, don't go back for it. All that is, is telling your audience, 'Hey, I messed up, but I'm going to fix it right now.'" ​ On the cost of being a fan: "There's no reason people should have to spend 50, 60, $100 a month strictly to professional wrestling. You're going to lose fans." ​ On Raw's ad breaks: "Every time I could get into something, I was getting sold DoorDash." ​ #Maven #WWE #CodyRhodes #CMPunk #WrestlingNews

@JonHeyman @ruizaroundthird And wanted to come back

@ruizaroundthird Skubal wisely left. I wouldn’t count him.

Skenes, Webb and Boyd get our thanks for pitching in the WBC. But here’s an argument for doing the event in summer when pitchers are ready and properly ramped up: the combined ERA for those 3 Opening Day starters is 16.39

FRANCISCO ALVAREZ HIT ONE TO THE MOON

I love baseball.

CARSON BENGE FIRST MLB HOME RUN!!!

@MetsdUp I LOVE BASEBALL

@HoernerMVP @JebSPN @Hardpard He’s not wrong. Yes he uses a circle change grip but it’s moves like a screwball bc of its arm side run and depth. A simple google search would tell you this.

@JebSPN @Hardpard Incorrect

Devin Williams doesn’t have a changeup, I’m convinced that nobody at SDS watches baseball

@mtsuruinedme @HoernerMVP He’s been throwing them this spring

@HoernerMVP He doesn’t even throw a cutter anymore imfao why can’t they make cards with two pitches

Oba Femi courtside

@sebicutrera @SportsHQ360 @DramaAlert My bad I meant to say Nelk and thought of happy dads the whole time

@AlexFieldsYT @SportsHQ360 @DramaAlert Actually you’re wrong lmao this is not about happy dad, this is about nelk, he’s still owns a large percentage of happy dad

SteveWillDoIt SPEAKS OUT on Nelk.

He does. I’ll try to break it down for you. He invested $500k to get 20% of ownership of happy dads. The company has grown and his 20% is worth millions now but the money is tied up to happy dads since its equity. Steve thought he would be getting hard cash from happy dads but that isn’t the case when he’s part owner. If Steve decides to sell his 20% he would be receiving millions but won’t be a part owner anymore.

@DramaAlert Doesn’t he co-own happy dad?

@bryant_cleary @TonyMetroMLB You just listed relievers that played multiple major league seasons with other teams before being a yankee. Whitlock never played for the Yankees and was still a minor leaguer before debuting with the Red Sox’s

@AlexFieldsYT @TonyMetroMLB Okay so with this logic There are players the Yankees acquired from previous organizations who found success in NY through adjustments, such as Wandy, Luetge, Holmes… Therefore, the list of players the Yankees developed grows, which further debunks your original claim

And this is why no one takes the “Cam Schlittler is going to be an ace” Yankees fans seriously. Dominguez, Volpe, Wells, Torres, Sanchez. Who is the last legitimate star outside of Aaron Judge that the Yankees have developed in the last decade?

@KurtzTeddy @bryant_cleary @TonyMetroMLB He spent the first couple of seasons coming out of the pen when everyone knew he had the upside to be a starter. I know he was a full time starter in his final year with the Yankees and that’s why I said he was misused. He should’ve been a starter from the jump, not a reliever.

@AlexFieldsYT @bryant_cleary @TonyMetroMLB How did they misuse King? You do know the Yankees used him as a SP towards the end of his tenure correct?

@bryant_cleary @TonyMetroMLB Whitlock made changes when he went to the Red Sox furthering his development before being in the majors.

@AlexFieldsYT @TonyMetroMLB “Not believing in him” is so irrelevant to the topic. The Yankees still developed Whitlock. Cade Winquest will make his MLB debut with the Yankees after 3 years in St. Louis’ system. Which team do you consider the team that developed him?

@MattyMayhem2023 @TonyMetroMLB He batted lead off for most of his career and was an on base king before he decided to slug for power. If you think a career 802 ops and ops plus of 114 is a failed hitter then idk what to tell you cuz those are good numbers.

@AlexFieldsYT @TonyMetroMLB Look 260.. 20.. and 70 just is slightly above mediocre offensive production. He was a failed player and brutally defensively especially later on. Definition of a guy you will lose with