MLB 2018 regular season thread

I happened to be watching live and thought no way he even makes the catch and was wondering what Young was doing.

 

Maybe Young was not so dumb. Look what it took to get him out.

 

Yeah, the play there was to try to score from first. He might have been a couple feet out of position, but I imagine most players -- at least those with enough speed to go first-to-home -- would have been in roughly the same place.

 

That's 320 feet. Yes, it was great throw, but the longest baseball thrown went over 440 feet. Not sure why you'd make a tweet
with a comparison to the javelin world record without a mention of the longest baseball throw.

 

A buddy who coaches hs basketball says he has a 30-30-30 club, kids who play up 30 or down 30 in the final 30 seconds. Sonny Gray should be in the 8-8-8 club.

 

Stanton .281 .348 .532 30HRs 76RBI. He’s having a very good season. Slow start but he is who we thought he was.

 

He's been good, but his WAR is 3.3, that's behind Andrew Benintendi and Jed Lowrie.

 

White Sox Adam Engel just made another amazing home run-robbing catch. That guy is incredible at timing those.

And then hit a home run in the next half inning.

 

I’m a pacifist

 

Wow, a pinch-hit walkoff grand slam for a 4-3 Cubs win. Crazy finish.

 

With two strikes and two outs and his team down by 3.