Announcing what they are reviewing would be good but I think everyone is OK with hand signals for the result.
as someone who watches the game to see the world’s best strike callers do their thing, I’m excited about this opportunity
That feels like a great trade for the White Sox. Both players are a little risky but I feel like I'd be willing to bet more on the value you can get out of Pollock than Kimbrel.
it fills a massive hole in the Sox lineup and fixes a mistake by the trade Getting a major leaguer in return for Kimbrel is great as obviously we are in win now mode
Lol cheap ass fucking Sox save $6 million on the Kimbrel trade and magically find the $50k that Gio wanted
The platoon bats for the Dodgers have been really strong in spring training. Like trading for Kimbrel and trusting our insane depth to fill in at RF. Also really happy Pollock went to a contender
Looks like we’ll see a bunch of the billions theme song next year again since it’s not happening this year…. Again
now now now. the mets still have a 37 year old who couldn’t go in game 6 of the nlcs last year because his arm was dead. they’re fine
The Billions theme song, like the show itself, fucking sucks. Succession (I don’t know which team they’d be in any analogy) has a vastly superior intro.
absolutely which means the rangers were just ahead of the game by not signing anyone but gray this year and rolling with a bunch of shit
Will be interested to see how many can travel to Toronto in late May. They've got some stupid and selfish dudes in that pen
rangers start in Toronto so they’ll get to be the first laughed at if they’re not vaxxed guess semien is since he played in Toronto last year at least
Didn’t realize just how bad kimbrel had been since he was so good at the beginning of last year At one time the best reliever in the game, Kimbrel signed a hefty free agent deal with the Chicago Cubs after the 2018 season, but struggled in his first two years with the Cubs, putting up ERAs of 6.53 and 5.28 in 2019 and 2020. He was great again to start 2021, with a 0.49 ERA for the first four months, leading the ChiSox to acquire him for Codi Heuer and Nick Madrigal. Kimbrel had a 5.09 ERA and 4.56 FIP over the final two months for the Sox, however, then gave up 3 runs in 2 innings of work in three games in the ALDS against Houston. There
NL East: Mets Central: Brewers West: Dodgers WC1: Barves WC2: Giants WC3: Padres AL East: Rays Central: Sox West: Angels WC1: Twins WC2: Yankees WC3: Boston World Series Brewers over Boston #No interviews #Trust the process #God's hands Admittedly I have no fucking clue with the AL West and I really haven't followed the off-season that closely to suggest I know anything. Divisions with the highest level of confidence being NL West, NL Central, AL Central
NL East: Mets Central: Cardinals West: Dodgers WC1: Braves WC2: Padres WC3: Brewers AL East: Rays Central: Sox West: Astros WC1: Angels WC2: Red Sox WC3: Tankees World Series White Sox over Dodgers
AL East - Yankees Central - White sox West - Astros WC 1 - Twins WC 2 - Jays WC 3 - Rays somehow because they always make the playoffs NL East - Braves Central - Brewers West - Dodgers WC 1 - Padres WC 2 - Phillies WC 3 - SF White Sox in 7 over the Padres because that would be a fun series
We would have at least 3 World Series in the last 15 years if baseball wasn’t a dumb sport where players get injuries from doing nothing