4.5 - Angels in the Outfield
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Same recollection but seems incorrect:
https://stathead.com/baseball/vs/mike-trout-vs-boston-red-sox
What the ever-loving fuck was that Water.
6-2. First place. Get well Trevor. Everyone else catch the fucking ball.
God bless Canada.
6-2. First place. Get well Trevor. Everyone else catch the fucking ball.
God bless Canada.
When two teams are tied, I thought that the one that's first in alphabetical order and has more attractive fans is supposed to be listed on top.
He is talking to the media now. Doesn’t seem super stressed or depressed. That makes me a little hopeful.
He sounded super depressed to me in the clip I heard...hope your take is the right one and that I'm just projecting.
First jack of the year for Reese. I have a feeling he's gonna beat his career high of 5 this year. I know we're all pulling for him.
NY sports radio and fans were all gaga over the Yankees starting 6-1: “this is the year” and “the most anticipated home opener in a generation!”
Yet here we are.
F the Angels announcer that said "Trevor Story, finally healthy" on his first at bat."
Good win though! Please win 20, 30 more than I "predicted."
Good win though! Please win 20, 30 more than I "predicted."
I see we have Water! Went to bed after the tie. As someone up thread said, this is a game we would have lost last year with all the bad defense.
According to https://umpscorecards.com/games/ the home plate umpire Alex Tosi had an accuracy of 99.4% last night. I don't ever remember watching a game where I was so impressed with so many calls on the black or an inch off called correctly for both teams all game long.
Now that I'm older one of the few things that bothers me during a game is inaccurate calls (more than, say, a squander or a nutpunch loss which I now accept as part of the game), and it's rare that a game is called so well that it becomes an enjoyable part of the event.
Now that I'm older one of the few things that bothers me during a game is inaccurate calls (more than, say, a squander or a nutpunch loss which I now accept as part of the game), and it's rare that a game is called so well that it becomes an enjoyable part of the event.
That ump was great. One thing is though, in the old days we didn’t have the technology to see where the pitches were with such precision. OTOH again, what is wrong with these other umpires that are being exposed, with big screen HD TVs, the Amica pitch zone, etc., calling pitches 8 or 9 inches out of the song as strikes?
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