Coaxial wrote:
Hey now; don't be stealin' no Cubs signature game plans.

I’m just happy that we took two out of three from Atlanta

 GeneP59 wrote: 
My team gave up double digits for the second time in three games Our relief pitching had been doing well until it wasn't anymore.

Well the Dodgers smacked the carp out of the Yankee’s. 

83 pitch complete game, ending with a walk off homer at the 2 hour and 1 minute mark. Now that's baseball.

I’m not sure where were are going with all the injuries. Time to call up AAA.

 Proclivities wrote:

Speaking of Run Differential, with under a third of games played, the Rockies are halfway (-174) to the worst RD (-349) in MLB history

 rgio wrote:
Well, for what it's worth, they're currently second in RS vs RA differential at +94; the Yankees currently lead at +112. They are tied for fourth in Win % though.

 Red_Dragon wrote:

The one big item not listed is runs allowed.  156 vs. 231.  

That's the difference between being 5 games ahead of the entire league in 2016 vs. being in 4th place in 2025.

Holy Cow!

 Proclivities wrote:

SS almost out of position, made Bart double-clutch. Edit: I guess he was fine and calling for the ball. Super odd play.

Joey Bart turns rare 2-6 double play for Pirates

 ptooey wrote:
I get it. I haven't been to a live game since they introduced the pitch clock to speed up play, I wonder if it just makes the whole experience (more of) a sensory overload. 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:


Hot take? I don't disagree with him. One of the things that sort of enrages me about attending a sporting event now is that there's SO MUCH NOISE and distraction and lots of things going on unrelated to the sportsball. It can make it difficult to pay attention.

 rgio wrote:

Still a highly profitable team, last I heard. Denver fans are loyal, and the stadium always has a good crowd down the left side, especially when marquis teams are in town. So there's no motivation to spend.

Especially given their recent bad luck signing free agents who then never play again.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Sadly, the Phillies are done with the Rockies (now 8-42) this year.  

It's almost June...and there are 3 days of the week that they have not won a game on yet.

 black321 wrote:

I immediately went to the Onion, literally, and there's nothing there about this. Then I just googled and ...oh.

Rockies Fan Struck by Foul Ball Sues Team Alleging Poor Play Made Spectators Less Engaged

I know we all had opinions and I agree with this so I hope if someone backscrolls they'll find me agreeing with myself 

"Moreover, it is hard to conceive of a penalty that has more deterrent effect than one that lasts a lifetime with no reprieve.”
“the decision in this matter shall apply to individuals in the past or future who are posthumously on the permanently ineligible list.”