MLB 2022: The Long and Winding Thread

Yes, I agree that is weird, but it still goes down in MLB history as a statistical anomaly.

Weather-shortened five-inning no-hitters like the one David Palmer threw in 1984 should absolutely not count, but when you go eight and the game ends because the home team leads after 8 1/2, that isn't the pitcher's fault.

 

Max Muncy, who plays for the Dodgers, who are in the National League West Division, just bunted for a hit against the shift.

This means he made it to first base safely.

Chris Taylor, the next batter, then hit a 2-run home run to right field, which is the opposite direction of his batting stance.

 

Something Something, HOLY COW!?

You can't predict God's bullpen, Suzyn?

I'm sure there's a funny to be made about John Sterling home run call and the Osteens.

 

Yeah, that should just about do it.

 

J.C. Mejia, 80 games.

Brewers' Mejia suspended 80 games for PEDs

 

Bullshit. Tester set him up.

 

"A drug of abuse"? What is that by MLB standards exactly? I'm not trying to be snarky, I dunno.

 

PS: Now I know. ESPN says it was for oxy. Stands to reason baseball drug abuse would be hillbilly style.

 

Do you not remember he was part of the Tyler Skaggs investigation?

 

Something had to be helping Harvey keep his ERA under 15. It certainly isn't his arsenal.

 

What's he doing, dosing the pine tar rags the visiting team batboy uses?