vs. RED SOX, 5/31

[Tony-OH]

If the O's lose tonight, they will have gone 21-22 since starting the year 7-0. 43 games of sub .500 vs 7 games of perfection.

[MDtransplant757]

Just that kind of series for us and that kind of series for Red Sox.

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More like the story of these franchises the past 20 years

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[Norfolk orioles]

Roy, what in God's name are your talking about. Are you actually pointing to a 4th/5th outfielder in Yaz and DJ Stewart, he of the .671 career OPS while being old for his league as things to be excited about. Can you send me what you are taking because that must be great stuff.

Even Homer Simpson thinks Roy is too much of a homer.

Not a bad thing, but he's delusional if he thinks either of those guys will be impact major leaguers.

[paulcoates]

How is it that the Orioles didn't have the dugout shot of the homer when they showed the same camera angle right before the pitch?

[Why Not?]

Did that thing hit the warehouse?

If so, it deserves to be called a home run retroactively. Foul lines be damned.

[bpilktree]

How can you only have one view of that. There has to be more then one camera.

[schittenden]

If the O's lose tonight, they will have gone 21-22 since starting the year 7-0. 43 games of sub .500 vs 7 games of perfection.

Well, they had another 7-0 run too, so if you take out those too, the O's have been 14-0 over a 14-game period and 14-22 over a 36 game stretch.

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[Going Underground]

How can you only have one view of that. There has to be more then one camera.

Propably was.NY supposedly gets more angles.

[Norfolk orioles]

Remind why there isn't a camera facing the field at the top of the foul pole again?

[BradyBunch]

And Thorne with yet another terrible call on a foul ball.

That ball was fair. Those stands in RF end right on the foul line. The ball was clearly fair as it crossed and hooked foul after the fact. Horrible camera angle.

[Mendoza Line]

I missed that game, I heard about it after it was over. When the Orioles get no-hit, I appreciate the effort of the opposing pitcher, etc. This is a game, you see. This isn't anything to be stressed out about. Just understand that I have perspective, and while I love the Orioles and have since the early 70's, seeing them lose or seeing a player have a career day against them doesn't bother me in the least.

Just curious. You always seem so pessimistic in the game threads. Given that outlook, I would have not thought that.

[Malike]

Tolliver in. Even Buck wants to see Betts hit 4!

[BradyBunch]

Looks foul based on the ball landing.

Never look at a ball landing, look at it as it crosses the fence. It was a fair ball that was hooking.

[OFFNY]

o

In the 1965 playoff game between the Baltimore Colts and the Green Bay Packers, the Colts were robbed of a victory when a Don Chandler field goal attempt was ruled good, which tied the score and sent the game into overtime (where the Packers eventually won.)

After that season they raised all of the goalposts, because it would have been much easier to tell if that field goal attempt was good or not (it wasn't.)

Maybe MLB can raise the foul poles another 100 feet or so because of what just happened with Davis right there.

[schittenden]

Way to ruin the Mookie Betts show, Tolliver. Punk rookie.

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