Remember The Alomar

lol

He grades out as very good infielder according to all major defensive metrics as well as the eye test.

Far from the first time.

Maybe it's just because I follow 95 percent of games via gameday or radio, but how often has Adley gone with the silver getup? He looks like a stormtrooper.

Also, without the shift being banned.

We have no choice but to DFA him for Mayo, I'm afraid.

I'll always remember watching the WC game he started against the Rangers with a very drunk uncle who, at one point, exclaimed, "This guy is like a drunk on a tightrope! And I would know--because I'm drunk!"

Elias: "Hey, do you know about Garrett Crochet?" Sig: "Yeah. He's pretty good. Anywho, you want me to bring napkins and plates to the cookout tomorrow, right?"

After a really dumb day at work, this was an absolutely delightful read. Seeing a diamond expert and a can of corn detonate a yoked PBA pro was absolutely wonderful. I love this website.

Hitting ball hard good.

That was the platonic ideal of a fun game to watch.

Davis got his on June 2. Brady had his on May 29.

I'm just imagining a guy who loves ketchup absolutely fuming at you.

All-time funny downvote.

Is hitting a ball 443 feet good?

Feels like I've been waiting my whole life to have someone like Adley up with a runner on third and less than two outs.

Proceeds to almost strike out the side lol.

Thinking it was because he was critical of those awful Orioles teams and complimentary toward their opponents. Obviously I've matured since then, and appreciate an honest announcer, but it's funny to hear him go in on the Blue Jays and love on the Os.

I'm watching the Toronto feed. When Buck Martinez was color for the Os, I remember that I couldn't stand him. I don't know if my taste has changed or he has, but I've been impressed with how much I've enjoyed him. The booth as a whole is very knowledgable when it comes to the Birds.

(Base)ball don't lie.

Beginning to think DirtyBird is an Andy Kaufman-esque performance arts project. I will not be convinced otherwise.

Somehow it's Yasmani Grandal. Don't think I would have guessed that.

I'm having a hard time imagining who is slower than him.

I like you and your posts, but respectfully, I disagree. Words shift in meaning--as do cultural norms. I think it's respectful to not use words that folks who have family members with developmental disabilities may find offensive. Just my two cents. Last thing I'll say on it.

Maybe don't use that word?