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SD CF Jackson Merrill robs Seattle's Rodriguez of two-run shot.
The MLB app is top shelf. No other streaming app — sports or otherwise — comes close.
Will ESPN figure out how to ruin it? ESPN+ is the poster child for how NOT to format an app.
TN like (likely): Brewers' seventh today, tie score, leadoff walk, sacrifice bunt, bunt for single, safety squeeze to score, for lead...win 2-1: Take that TOR, defending AL champs, with all your HR power!
Yes, that's baseball "the way it was meant to be played". Wasn't that more fun/exciting than one big swing?
TROUT IS BACK, like old MVP Trout...beautiful.
What about Bass, Salmon, Pollock, Carp, and Bream?
We know Catfish won't be coming back - but at least he's in the Hall.
[And yes, we know this is far from an inclusive list.]
So like, SP Brandon Woodruff for the Brewers certainly looks like a dude who could perform such: isn't "woodruff" some Scandinavian word for lumberjack?
...making it look as if bunt sign had been called off was genius...(Ortiz squares on no strikes, but not one strike...
Old timey baseball taken to the extreme. Gotta love it. The Brewers are taking on quite a personality. If only they were in another division.
RF Frelick's defense is shown superior all the time.
...I saw more awesome play coming knowing **dude was ELECTED MA HS Footbll POY as kid...
...and Turang's defense top top level...
Interview with Crow's proud proud mother shows sister, though I thought: Whoa! Like a 6'2" model babe as later fun-stuff...
That's a silly game at this juncture...............but what are the prediction markets saying? I don't really care - just wondering.
SF, WSH, SAC, and CHW all could have used the Brewers’ bunting skills. Through 2 extra innings, all four put on a clinic of how not to bunt effectively. Oh, those fundamentals.
The NL Central seems super-competitive.
Mets' OF Tommy Pham wants to fight somebody even more than usual for the MMA zealot, Mets lose ten consecutive? Funny.
I figured CHW OF Benitendi's career WAR was high single-digits, but it's a full 16...trying to figure what's more utile: dude, or Matos, or Lockridge or Perkins...
Watching Marlin beat Cub back in '03 was funny.
Turang looks 30/30 so far this season.
Managerial ejection in Miami today, outstanding.
Watched the Bosox game today. The broadcast showed a dude in the stands drinking a beer out of a shoe. He then gave the shoe to his buddy who put the shoe back on. 🤮. Worse yet, a minute later, another dude drank a beer from the same shoe. 🤢
I think I saw (drinking) boots at the Marlins game...like margaritas out of them...the dudes drinking from them were Marlin fan...Brewer fan shown was moderately obese, and drinking beer...
I'd like to see this Brewers team not get beaten up in Detroit.
The Brewers have scratched three runs so far tonight, with nothing more than five singles...scrappy, they say.
Sanchez and Mitchell triple, meeting Detroit at right time...
Sanchez' was ~17 seconds, but Mitchell's was near 12.
I see the Mets are worth following this year, for my tastes...like dude wearing grocery bag mask.
Supposedly "will never happen again" - and perhaps that's true:
There's likely a better link for this, but I had an extremely hard time even getting this to play.
That's an impressive link, TN. There are ways make them less lengthy: Gilbert (doesn't) catch line drive in his jersey
(other outlets now have the video posted, but X seems to work for now)
The Brewers had Skubal WED and Skenes FRI...whoa,,,
They handled Skubal better than Skenes. Maybe improved luck today.
Cubs keep rolling. If Dodgers are swept by them at home ... oh my.
Rain really coming down in Atlanta. Top of the ninth, 4-4.
Bosox axe Alex Cora and his entire staff. Cora has another year on his fat contract.
Pretty good day baseball so far...NYY lose, CHC loses lead, Dodgers losing late...
If not for this stat the Brewers would be in some trouble here early in the season, but this stat is an absolute equalizer: Team BA with bases jammed >.450!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so very far from quarter point in season!!
Ken Sanders I don't remember. But that was back before "Saves" were really much of a thing.
I didn't see him pitch, but I think he was Brewers career saves leader till Plesac.
Still alive at 84. WAR 11.3. That '71 year was the only time he had over 17 (saves). Looks like he was only with the Brewers 3 years, '71 being the middle one, and 8.6 of his 11.3 WAR he built up in those 3 years. I can see why I didn't remember him.