This may the dumbest possible ending to a baseball game and I needed the laugh badly pic.twitter.com/WebnQaeYl6
— CJ Fogler AKA Perc70 #BlackLivesMatter (@cjzero) April 27, 2022
Wabs said:
Do Rangers fans know they started selling tickets to their new stadium?
cap-n-jack said:
That whole north Texas area lives and dies with the Cowboys. They are worse than tu when it comes to over bought and over sold.
BadAggie said:cap-n-jack said:
That whole north Texas area lives and dies with the Cowboys. They are worse than tu when it comes to over bought and over sold.
This is the time of year Dallasites pretend to care about hockey.
Exactly! I've been saying it for over a year nowBig Al 1992 said:
Just like we all said - don't worry we have Odo pitching tonight - we'll be just fine.
Mets pitcher Chris Bassitt shares his thoughts about why so many players are getting hit in the head
— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) April 27, 2022
“MLB has a very big problem with the baseballs. They're bad. Everyone knows it. They don't care.”
pic.twitter.com/Nfm8Nu1WF5
Harry Dunne said:I miss him too but that's too much money for 110 games per season.Beat40 said:
I miss George. Wish we would have paid him.
Harry Dunne said:I miss him too but that's too much money for 110 games per season.Beat40 said:
I miss George. Wish we would have paid him.
Same here. Springer will go down as one of my all time fav Astros.tjack16 said:Harry Dunne said:I miss him too but that's too much money for 110 games per season.Beat40 said:
I miss George. Wish we would have paid him.
I would have rather kept George than Carlos tbh
Way too many national MLB reporters embarassing themselves by carrying water for Manfred, the Yankees and the Red Sox by claiming the only news here is what fine was paid.
— Trei Brundrett (@clockwerks) April 27, 2022
Also, “thought to be common at the time”? Given how much air time was spent on one team cheating, that seems like something worth reporting?
— Trei Brundrett (@clockwerks) April 27, 2022
Big Al 1992 said:
So Carlos is already starting new contract discussions - using his super hot start in Minnesota to turn his 3 year deal into a long term contract. .192 and one homer, 30% strikeout rate, 3 golden sombreros already this season - had 3 all year last year. I don't know if it's bad advice, if he'll never be happy or is asking before he loses any more leverage. Just glad we found our shortstop!
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2022/04/twins-rumors-carlos-correa-extension-long-term-deal-2.html
James Click says that Jose Altuve will run the bases ahead of today's game. He also says that he should be back in short order. #LevelUp
— SportsTalk 790 (@SportsTalk790) April 27, 2022
James Click on Ryan Pressly’s knee: “There is no long term concern.. it’s day-to-day”@SeanUnfiltered show.
— Michael Schwab (@michaelschwab13) April 27, 2022
James Click pretty much says they will keep platooning the center field spot depending on the match up.
— Michael Schwab (@michaelschwab13) April 27, 2022
Said on @SeanUnfiltered show
On the @SeanUnfiltered show, Sean asked James Click if he read the Yankees letter. Click joked that he didn’t hear the question because he was going through a tunnel while driving.
— Michael Schwab (@michaelschwab13) April 27, 2022
Christian Javier spills coffee on himself right before his start pic.twitter.com/UKMRM2foEc
— Astros GIFS (@StrosGIFs) April 27, 2021
Ryan is my favorite baseball player of all time. His toughness, and ability to command the zone will never be matched. I think one of my favorite moments was when he got into a fight at 46 years old. Didn't back down and showed Robin Ventura a thing or two.helloimustbegoing said:
It's a great day in Astros history!
April 27, 1983 - Nolan Ryan catches, then passes Walter Johnson as the all-time strikeout leader. Got Brad Mills (ironic) with a curveball (double ironic) for the record-breaker.
Unfortunately, it was all downhill for Nolan from there, he only struck out another 2,205 batters after that.
Yes, you can say the same thing about Carlos. The problem is that when you're paying guys top of the market money to play 2/3 of the season you're typically not going to have money left to have backups good enough to get you to the playoffs.Frok said:Harry Dunne said:I miss him too but that's too much money for 110 games per season.Beat40 said:
I miss George. Wish we would have paid him.
If he's healthy in the playoffs I'd take it. Dude is awesome.
Brian McTaggart (@brianmctaggart) said he believes that Ryan Pressly could be back today. From @SportsTalk790
— Michael Schwab (@michaelschwab13) April 27, 2022
https://climbingtalshill.com/2021/04/28/astros-cristian-javier-dominates-coffee-stain-game/Bobcat-Ag said:
I thought coffee was for closers!
This reminded me of Khris Davis, who batted exactly .247 FOUR seasons in a rowhelloimustbegoing said:
George was super likeable, but he'll be 33 in September. Incredible that he once led the league in games played.
Since 2017 he's missed 20, 20, 40, 9 (Covid year), and 84 games due to injury. I wish him the best, but only playing 78 games last year for Toronto made the Astros look pretty smart and signing Brantley again, who played 121 games and was an all-star.
Brantley has to be a robot. He hit .311 in 2019, .311 in 2021, and is hitting .311 right now.
EastCoastAgNc said:Brian McTaggart (@brianmctaggart) said he believes that Ryan Pressly could be back today. From @SportsTalk790
— Michael Schwab (@michaelschwab13) April 27, 2022
Who goes down?
That's more impressive because that's not a good hitter finding his zone, it's a crappy hitter being just slightly less than 1 for 4 every night.Johnsy3 said:This reminded me of Khris Davis, who batted exactly .247 FOUR seasons in a rowhelloimustbegoing said:
George was super likeable, but he'll be 33 in September. Incredible that he once led the league in games played.
Since 2017 he's missed 20, 20, 40, 9 (Covid year), and 84 games due to injury. I wish him the best, but only playing 78 games last year for Toronto made the Astros look pretty smart and signing Brantley again, who played 121 games and was an all-star.
Brantley has to be a robot. He hit .311 in 2019, .311 in 2021, and is hitting .311 right now.
What's the proper play there once the catcher notices a runner on 3rd and the runner behind him going to 3rd?linkdude said:
Oh myThis may the dumbest possible ending to a baseball game and I needed the laugh badly pic.twitter.com/WebnQaeYl6
— CJ Fogler AKA Perc70 #BlackLivesMatter (@cjzero) April 27, 2022
Catching the ball in the outfield...Texaggie7nine said:What's the proper play there once the catcher notices a runner on 3rd and the runner behind him going to 3rd?linkdude said:
Oh myThis may the dumbest possible ending to a baseball game and I needed the laugh badly pic.twitter.com/WebnQaeYl6
— CJ Fogler AKA Perc70 #BlackLivesMatter (@cjzero) April 27, 2022
Throw to 3rd (not over his head), guy on 3rd runs down the runner between 2nd and 3rd knowing he may have to throw to home if the guy on 3rd goes for it?
All I do is Nguyen said:Ryan is my favorite baseball player of all time. His toughness, and ability to command the zone will never be matched. I think one of my favorite moments was when he got into a fight at 46 years old. Didn't back down and showed Robin Ventura a thing or two.helloimustbegoing said:
It's a great day in Astros history!
April 27, 1983 - Nolan Ryan catches, then passes Walter Johnson as the all-time strikeout leader. Got Brad Mills (ironic) with a curveball (double ironic) for the record-breaker.
Unfortunately, it was all downhill for Nolan from there, he only struck out another 2,205 batters after that.
