Felipe Cuellar

@StayAtHomeDad0 @PaulHembo He has a 0.55 ERA. Simply spectacular.

@PaulHembo Give me this in like terms a normal baseball fan can understand. Did he hit 55 home runs in a season or like 150?

A good ERA+ is 125.
A bad ERA+ is 75.
An average ERA+ is 100.   In 31 appearances since joining the Padres, Mason Miller owns an ERA+ of 780.

MLB's No. 1 prospect Konnor Griffin is set to make his big league debut for the @Pirates today, so we're giving away a signed jersey! Follow and repost for your chance to win.

@TewksHitting 2/2 The kids were much more open to skill refinement if it meant improving their chance at winning those games. Actual nuanced skill refinement for me and my eldest didn’t come until high school. Mainly bc that’s when it clicked for him.

If you've made it this far, hello! Share your thoughts! The industry is a mess and this is a foundational concern. I am unaccepting of the current state of baseball/softball. I have zero desire to complain and "the industry is broken" whine. It is time for change. 21/21

The kids were VERY engaged. The other coach instantly implemented so his line was popping. I've set a culture (😂) of high fives when your teammate does something they were trying to do. This was our third practice. Day 1 they were mute. Now they were hyping up teammates. 6/x

@TewksHitting 1/2 I coached both my boys from 8 yo until high school. I often did “games” like your grounder drill to keep the kids engaged and dare I say, having fun. I would weave in new ones based on new concepts that were introduced as they got older.

@TheWARmonger_ art

Check out Kwan bluffing here and holding Torkelson to a single (+.25 run):

The most valuable outfield thrower (Steven Kwan, +7 runs) with his most valuable outfield throw (+.92 runs) in 2025. On Baseball Savant throwing leaderboards, clicking on the player opens a dropdown with details and video of each play.

@MLBONFOX elite song selection @dcfc

This drone shot flying into the Rogers Centre to start Game 2 🔥 📺: #WorldSeries on FOX

@TheWARmonger_ I almost switched Bobby with him in that “all defensive team” graphic. And Dansby was right there behind him. Grant you this is just from my eye test!

The best defensive SS in baseball this season, according to both Defensive Runs Saved and Baseball Prospectus DRP:

@TheWARmonger_ I’d go with PCA in center and Tatis in right.

Lot of good stuff here, and in the attached article. I'll do the same after the season, Gold Gloves for each league and an all-defensive squad. Curious what you disagree with here:

@ScoringChanges @BlueJays @Mariners Dan Shulman is a top 3 play by play voice. If the game of baseball was created by being spoken into existence, I would imagine it to be done via Dan’s majestic cadence.

The 1977 season, I was seven, and it was the first time I could remember being excited for the season, and getting baseball cards that had two expansion teams, the @BlueJays and the @Mariners, and we are now one win away from what was unthinkable back then…a Blue Jays/Mariners ALCS. Additionally, Dan Shulman (@DannySpxp) gave up ESPN for the chance to call a Blue Jays World Series for the Toronto fans, and he is four wins away from his dream coming true.

@notgaetti @baseball_ref @CodifyBaseball @TheWARmonger_ @theaceofspaeder @JessicaDBrand @orwellian @BravesStats @OleTimeHardball @BigLeagueDigest @lizzzzzzzzzzy It seems as though this has become an all out assault on WAR. A war on WAR if you will.

Joe Carter was one of the premier run producers of his day, had the most 100-RBI seasons of any non-PED player not in the HOF, and remains a franchise icon, while Daulton Varsho is a spare part with a .227 BA and a nice glove; and yet, somehow, by next summer, this comparison won't be a clean sweep anymore, will it? Varsho will surpass Carter in career WAR in about 1/3 as many games despite no offensive categories being particularly close; I get that defense exists and that hitting into a large number of outs is bad, but I continue to lose sleep over the staggering number of narrow-minded chieftains that think baseball started in 2005 and insist on misapplying WAR to their own detriment. Joe Carter had a specific role to play; he was the mid-order stick you wanted at the plate with men on base and he was looking to change the number on the scoreboard with every swing. He was guided by the conventional wisdom of his day, which suggested that you are more likely to drive in a run by putting the ball in play than by drawing a walk. (You might be surprised to learn that this is still the case, even in today; fortunately, "RBI don't matter anymore," I'm told.) Joe Carter had a job to do, and he excelled at it. He's one of only 44 players with at least 396 homers and 1445 RBI, and 33 of them have plaques in Cooperstown. More than one person suggested over the weekend that Daulton Varsho is a better player than Joe Carter was, and that once all is said and done, Varsho will have had the better career. I simply can't abide that. Carter has perhaps the largest delta between his WAR and his actual on-field accomplishments, while Varsho manifests the opposite phenomenon on account of his admittedly outstanding defense. But let me ask you something: which of These Men will we still be talking about in 50 years?

@CodifyBaseball I have been searching for this for years.

the mythical quadruple appeal caught on video

@LennoxKal Watched the whole interview. It was fantastic and it was great to hear his heart one last time. Keep doing what you’re doing for the Kingdom and our country Lennox!

My uncle, my friend, my mentor 💔 May the Lord’s name be glorified through this difficult moment. The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, blessed be the name of the Lord.

the Gospel… on the news… in plain speak for millions to hear. if this isn’t God taking what’s evil and turning it for good I don’t know what is.

@HunterGreene17 best game i’ve seen pitched this season. put the team on your back. absolutely shovery.

Turn the page and never give up! You're always just 1 moment away from being a winner ✊🏾🔥

@MLB @Topps 🐐

Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg was born OTD in 1959. 💙 Repost and reply for your chance to win this @Topps autographed card.

In loving memory of Charlie Kirk, a fearless patriot & man of unwavering faith who dedicated his life to America. "It's bigger than you, I want you to remember that... It's bigger than me - you are here to make somebody else's life better, the pursuit of liberty & freedom."❤️

Without accountability we live under the illusion of freedom. Unless we change this soon, more people that we love are going to die. Charlie has ascended he has left us with a call to action and the price for his message was his life. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends In memoriam: Charlie Kirk 1993-2025

@notgaetti still not convinced. he was a really good player for a long time, which is awesome! but a Hall of Famer should be obviously great during his era and he just wasn’t. that shouldn’t be controversial nor should it be a negative. Go Baines!

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Today is the one-year anniversary of my Harold Baines article. He continues to draw ire of people that can't be bothered to understand what it means to be a Hall of Famer.

@PitchingNinja you should post Ian Seymour’s four seam saw job on McCray in the Bot 3rd of the Rays/Giants game last night. Glorious.

David Bednar's 2Ks in the 9th.