Sox spent more time getting off the field after the third out than they spent making three outs in the bottom half of the inning.
4/15 Borel's Million Dalbecs
- Thread starter Rovin Romine
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Guards broadcast: They're saying they can't hear each other out there today. After the collision and before Cleveland took the field, their outfielders huddled and emphasized to Florial that he needs to yell at the top of his lungs to call them off.
This season, entering today, 26 RBI allowed with two outs. Tied with the Phillies and Reds for 12th most. I know that’s imperfect since not every run scored has an RBI but I figure close enough.
My prayer is that O'Neill got a superficial cut from his glasses, and that Devers stayed on the ground for a long time because he likes to lie on the ground for a long time. Relieved he's still in there.
Those of us posting today may be the sweet grandparents referenced in the next Win It For book.
So, how about the 20th century vs. 21st century in baseball?
1917, 2017: AL team beats NL team in World Series; NL team moved from New York after 1957.
1918, 2018: Red Sox win World Series.
1919, 2019: AL team who won WS in ‘17 loses this year. Both teams that lose this championship find their asses in the jackpot with the league following this year’s World Series.
1920, 2020: Red Sox are without their franchise player for the first time following an offseason trade.
True, hopefully he just thought it was a pick-off attempt.
It did look like glasses went flying on the impact so that hope with O'Neill isn't too far-fetched. I hope.
My first thought on that play. The little things. Anyone on the Red Sox roster would have easily been doubled up. Inning over.
This game is a metaphor for what I'd be like running a marathon. Might look okay at the start, but in the second half I'd definitely be running into other people and shitting all over myself.
Abreu has to know better than that. Way to wreck a lot of goodwill in one play.
Be nice if the second baseman could stay on his friggin' feet, too.
Be nice if the second baseman could stay on his friggin' feet, too.
Nice job by the bullpen.
Crawford dominates for 5.2 innings, and then three relievers combine for 2.1 ip, 4 h, 4 r, 3 er, and 1 bb.
Awesome.
Crawford dominates for 5.2 innings, and then three relievers combine for 2.1 ip, 4 h, 4 r, 3 er, and 1 bb.
Awesome.
It's beyond ironic that Cora is often known as "The Genius" 'round these parts, but this might be the dumbest baseball team I've ever experienced.