2023 LCS Game/Discussion Thread: Battle of Texas, Philly vs NL West WC Redux
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I wouldn't refer to what Max is doing as pitching per se. Its more of an offering to the Astros hitting Gods.
There has been some great infield defense in this series but some pretty funky outfield defense.
He did but Alvarez tanked that thing. To the opposite field. And it was off the end of the bat.
Sheesh
Did they explain the reasoning for this? It's insane to let him off the hook like that.
Little known fact about Brantley - he actually participated in the Continental Congress before turning to typesetting and then to professional baseball.
So, with Garcia’s grand slam last night, the Rangers became only the second team to have hit more than one grand slam in the ALCS in the team’s history. Nelson Cruz hit Texas’ other one In 2012. Four other teams have hit one.
One team has 8.
(Sorry if someone beat me to it yesterday.)
One team has 8.
(Sorry if someone beat me to it yesterday.)
There is no way he should've been suspended in the 1st place. The league fucked that situation up completely.
That part aside, it shouldnt be that hard for appeals to be heard within a few hours during the playoffs.
The only "fair" appeal outcome based on the rules was to cut the suspension in half. Which is game 7 of the ALCS.
Again, there is no way Abreu was throwing at a guy in that situation, and it was his 1st pitch out of the stretch. The umps were fucking cowards for booting him from the game, and MLB fucked up by levying a 2-game suspension. (and I say all this as someone that REALLY wants HOU to lose tonight and pretty much every other night).
Yea, he shouldn't have been tossed in the first place. Garcia, dumbass that he is, probably should have been for losing his head and causing the benches to empty.
