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@jaypdef
A man of means by no means.
PLOB/BZN Katılım Temmuz 2012
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The Force is strong with this signed ball from Mason Miller 🔥
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Experience Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu only in theaters May 22
MLB@MLB
Padres pitcher Mason Miller and Grogu starred in a new Star Wars promo 👀 And Mason got a little help from Grogu on a pitch 🤣
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It’s Game 7 of the World Series, bases loaded, 2 outs, tie game, in the bottom of the 9th. You can choose any batter in baseball in their prime to get you a hit…
WHO DO YOU CHOOSE?
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Some notes from today’s loss:
The Padres lose 3/4
This is the worst offense in baseball
Tatis sucks
Manny sucks
Merrill sucks but is better than both of them
Walker pitched well but will get the L
2 hits in 9 innings. 2 hits!!!
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Crazy idea maybe you should play the guy that drinks dugout beers bc that definitely correlates and stereotypes to someone who hits absolute nukes
Just a thought
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i legitimately cannot conjure up anything else i would have expected to happen
Dotmera@Dotmeray
you will be surprised by the results
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It’s kinda extremely funny that most ppl who r deemed as musical prodigies either end up making shitty generic pop music (Charlie Puth) or make music theory slop that is only interesting as a concept and dreadfully boring in execution (Jacob Collier)
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Matt Fitzpatrick was asked about his reaction to the crowds down the stretch at the RBC Heritage:
"It didn't get out of line in terms of no one was shouting on backswings or anything like that, which was great. I'm all for it. I love the people -- they're supporting Scottie; that's great. You want golf to have an atmosphere in my opinion. I grew up watching football. I'm paid so much money to be out there in front of those crowds, having them chanting at you every week, it's great feeling.
"However, there's no better feeling than coming out on top against that. There isn't a better feeling."
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@JonnyArnett64 @BigglesMets Death taxes and the nuance of sarcasm going over dodger fans heads on this app
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@BigglesMets Although I get what you’re saying, I’ve seen people say the same thing about Shohei in late innings. Just seems like the goofiest angle to try to antagonize a fanbase 😂
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I know I’m a basketball guy and a baseball “casual”, but to me, this seems to be the dumbest criticism in Baseball.
They could easily make a rally from this position…. What’s he supposed to do, strike out intentionally?? 😂💀
KutterIsKing@KutterIsKing
Nothing screams Aaron Judge quite like a 9th inning HR that has absolutely no effect on the outcome of the game
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Idk who needs to hear this but San Diego is about 17 miles from Mexico. Have you… looked around our city?
Barrio Logan. Chula Vista. National City. Old Town. San Ysidro. Otay. Entire neighborhoods, families, traditions, food, music all woven into the fabric of this place.
The new city connect isn’t ‘catering’ to Mexican culture… It’s literally who San Diego is.
If that bothers you, you’re not mad at baseball jerseys…you’re mad at reality.
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Baseball wedge issue. Is the fence there to mark where a ‘home run’ is, and the point of baseball is to cultivate/generate ‘home runs’ as much as possible?
Or is the fence a necessary-evil because an infinite spatial quadrant (the platonic form of a baseball field) can’t be built in practice? And the point of baseball is for the batter to hit ‘em where they ain’t? And if a fielder *can* get there (fence or not) then the batter didn’t do that?
A: It’s the latter.
Nate Schwartz@_nateschwartz
I will die on the hill if you end up on the other side of the wall with the ball, that should be a HR. you didn’t prevent the ball from clearing the fence
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@soncharm @Audrey15580540 Against certain hitters/matchups I don’t think it would be that far of a reach at all. Schwarbers up send your left fielder to the bleachers. You said it yourself the fielders occupy the space where the hitter is most likely to hit it. Rays would definitely try it
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I find it completely implausible that any team with even halfway-decent statisticians would decide that positioning an outfielder in the outfield bleachers would somehow 'give them a competitive edge'.
If someone did it though? I'd mostly just be curious how silly the gameplay would become, and how much they'd lose by.
So I'm not that worried about it.
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This is a baseball field. You can play a game of baseball here.
sonch@soncharm
Baseball wedge issue. Is the fence there to mark where a ‘home run’ is, and the point of baseball is to cultivate/generate ‘home runs’ as much as possible? Or is the fence a necessary-evil because an infinite spatial quadrant (the platonic form of a baseball field) can’t be built in practice? And the point of baseball is for the batter to hit ‘em where they ain’t? And if a fielder *can* get there (fence or not) then the batter didn’t do that? A: It’s the latter.
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@soncharm @Audrey15580540 at all to think teams would try putting fielders in the stands somewhere. Ever heard of a true 3 out come hitter?
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@soncharm @Audrey15580540 I’m back.. I do think you underestimate teams willingness to gain any sort of competitive edge. If a hitters spray chart included all batted balls including anywhere in foul territory and over the fence home runs and teams had access to that data, I don’t think it’s a reach…
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@JomboyMedia It’s called heady baseball for the halfwits in the replies
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Willson Contreras tried telling the umpire that Manny Machado intentionally kicked this ball into foul territory
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