The 2023 Running Baseball Thread

Ohtani struck out 13. Thirteen!

Fuck a duck.

 

The Best Fans In Baseball? Unpossible.

 

As you said, different games. Also, it really is that difficult to find a good quarterback and the Browns' owner really is a special level of asshole.

 

Ladies (?) and gentlemen, Wander Franco.

 

From Chris Branch in The Pulse (The Athletic's daily email blast):

Seems like a better he could have made a better analogy.

Here's the story Branch linked: Talk is cheap: Why the Twins' running game is still stuck in neutral

 

When Joe Morgan (not the Hall of Famer) managed the Red Sox, he was once asked, "why doesn't your team run?"
"Because we can't, sir," he answered. Maybe that's in play here.

 

Yeah that’s right. Ya think there's a lotta people in the US with Google alerts for Trevor Bauer and Yokohama? It's pathetic to give him oxygen and more pathetic that the Japanese welcomed him with open arms. I guess that's a story, their patent disregard for what a scumbag he is. But then leave it to Japanese media to fawn over him.

 

Middleton loved whiffing 'cheater' Correa for save

It's interesting to see what fellow players think of Correa, Altuve, etc., in regards to their cheating. These guys really will never get the respect they desire, which makes sense. Altuve is arguably on track for Cooperstown, just going by numbers. But if the reaction of Middleton and other players is any indication, I wouldn't be surprised when Altuve comes up for induction if HOFers like Goose Gossage and others come out against his induction and thus help to sway voters. If the players can't forgive and forget, I doubt the voters will, either.

 

Cardinals are bad?

 

Another great momentfor a board favorite.