Malike

I find it just as annoying when an announcer can't judge a weakly hit flyball as I do pop culture references, actually more so.

HE PUT A JOLT INTO THAT ONE! 285 foot can of corn.

Ben Wagner acted like O'Hearn hit a HR on 285 foot flyout lol.

His expected ERA is 4.49, it was bound for a correction.

At least Roberts is talking about things that make sense, unlike Brach who just rambled.

Ramon keeps hitting!

I don't check dudes bodies out, so I have no idea.

Ugh, why send him. The friggen ball was at 3B when he made the turn.

OnlyOneOriole mentioned it.

Wagner.

Santander cruises past Cowsers OPS, Westburg and O'Hearn next to check off. I'm so glad people pronounced him finished in early May like they've never seen him before.

The good news is Ramirez can't kill us like he always has.

My argument is more along the lines of the wall in Baltimore is not going to turn a mediocre LHP into an average one, even if the wall holds the ball in the park, there is a lot of damage to be done out there in ElRods corner or down the line. We've seen plenty of guys clear the wall that aren't known for their power grades, it's not an insurmountable object.

Robert Jr. is talented and fun to watch when he's on the field, which is rarely in his career.

You must have missed the memo that the Yankees will never lose another game this season. Time to prepare for the WC round.

I disagree that the wall is a weapon. It's often mentioned as such by people here, but I don't think it's really a thing.

The Dodgers gave up 18 runs in 3 games in losing 2/3 to Pittsburgh, they have their own issues and I doubt the Yankees are quaking.

I do, I wish they had more episodes. Cooper is great. I missed his AMA on Reddit in April I keep meaning to read it.

Oddly, I'm in the same boat, but much later in life became interested in Greek, Roman, and Egyptian history.

The Roman Empire was pretty big on Haruspices. They had tons of them.

In my opinion, you have to get the notion that the LF wall in Baltimore is far enough away to make bad LHP into good LHP out of your head. I'm not saying that Povich is bad, but you reference the wall a lot regarding LHP, and it won't be a savior.

I missed that. Did they really?

https://www.mlb.com/news/juan-soto-exits-game-with-left-forearm-discomfort

The problem is the White Sox are going to value him as a number 1 starter in a trade. What team is going to pay that price, and have the guy come up with a dead arm after 115 IP and be useless for them in the playoffs? Means also had two years of over 145IP. It's not an apples to apples comparison. Crochet has 140 for his entire career.

I don't think that's what it would take to think they are going to let a guy with 140 career innings in 4 years, all of them in relief until this season, and half of which are this year, his first back from TJS throw 200 innings. The White Sox have been managing his workload all season.