This picture of the dirt after the catch is INSANE pic.twitter.com/hKbkemVd91
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Chas McCormick, Angel in the Outfield
Verlander had it cooking last night pic.twitter.com/wTlVFjxXAx
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But Mack needs to throw it.
is that legit?kegstand said:This picture of the dirt after the catch is INSANE pic.twitter.com/hKbkemVd91
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Zack Wheeler, bothered my arm fatigue, was fine in his bullpen session on Thursday and will still start in Game 6 but #Phillies manager Rob Thomson said that Ranger Suarez will be available in relief, pitching Aaron Nola if there’s a Game 7.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) November 4, 2022
Wheeler and Suarez in game 6 and Nola in game 7. Interesting
Suarez will see a very different team in game 6 than he saw in Game 3
After Houston Astros outfielder Chas McCormick made "The Catch" last night he fell back onto the warning track. One of my reader's friends was sitting right there above him and snapped this photo of the impression Mccormick's body made in the dirt and shared it with my reader seconds afterward. She was kind enough to post it on my page. Awesome. You can even see the imprint made by the raised stitching on Chas' number 20. The Shroud of Philly?
After Chas McCormick made "The Catch" he fell back onto the warning track. One of Traces of Texas reader Lorri White's friends was sitting right there and snapped this photo of the impression Mccormick's body made in the dirt there and sent it to Lorri seconds afterward. Awesome! pic.twitter.com/9h4h5DBdv7
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I assume you run that account?
It's a great account to follow
It's a great account to follow
All I kept thinking last night was how Philly used every bullet in their bullpen. I know we used a lot too, but first of all we won, second we have a deeper pen. I just can't imagine what they will throw our of the bp, guess that's why Suarez is there.
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Basically Castellanos is making very good (not great) plays and he attributes the poor regular season play because he doesn't pay good enough attention. Yikes.
Basically Castellanos is making very good (not great) plays and he attributes the poor regular season play because he doesn't pay good enough attention. Yikes.
tjack16 said:
We gotta agree to disagree on this one. The huge numbers, huge waistline and big stripes down the side are awful to me. Looks like a karate belt
These would look so much better with a few minor alterations. Tighten them up some so they are more form fitting and maybe even make it a button down.
BeaumontAg05 said:
All I kept thinking last night was how Philly used every bullet in their bullpen. I know we used a lot too, but first of all we won, second we have a deeper pen. I just can't imagine what they will throw our of the bp, guess that's why Suarez is there.
Alvarado threw 20 pitches back to back nights. I don't think one off day will make him not feel that. Everyone else they remotely rely on had to go 15+ of high-leverage throws. And if they go with Nola in a potential game 7, that's short rest and I seem to recall he historically has not been good in that situation.
Need this on my wall.
Cherry on top of a WS win would be to ***** slap that Suarez dude
wowYNWA_AG said:Zack Wheeler, bothered my arm fatigue, was fine in his bullpen session on Thursday and will still start in Game 6 but #Phillies manager Rob Thomson said that Ranger Suarez will be available in relief, pitching Aaron Nola if there’s a Game 7.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) November 4, 2022
Wheeler and Suarez in game 6 and Nola in game 7. Interesting
did not expect that
Yes, I agree with you there, but I missed it.Red Five said:It should have made you notice faster, since Meyers also ...RC_57 said:
After watching all season, I can't believe it's taken me until game 5 of the Series to notice that Chas catches left, bats right.
Guess with all that time wasted with Myers in center kept me from noticing.
Wish Chas could switch over and bat left too.
I'm going to chalk it up to me still learning the game, what nuances to catch (no pun intended).
Even though I had a few experiences with the game growing up (including going to an 18(?) or more inning game back at the dome which both my dad and I slept through a lot of), up until about 8 years or so ago I really didn't follow baseball. But about then I was watching some Astros' telecast and really got caught up in the intricacies of a game. Been getting more and more involved since then.
Guess it's never too late
Jet Black said:tjack16 said:
We gotta agree to disagree on this one. The huge numbers, huge waistline and big stripes down the side are awful to me. Looks like a karate belt
These would look so much better with a few minor alterations. Tighten them up some so they are more form fitting and maybe even make it a button down.
If we are modernizing throwbacks, may as well write "HTine hol' it dine" on there and put a cup of purple drank on it.
cone said:wowYNWA_AG said:Zack Wheeler, bothered my arm fatigue, was fine in his bullpen session on Thursday and will still start in Game 6 but #Phillies manager Rob Thomson said that Ranger Suarez will be available in relief, pitching Aaron Nola if there’s a Game 7.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) November 4, 2022
Wheeler and Suarez in game 6 and Nola in game 7. Interesting
did not expect that
Suarez has been the best starter for them so far. It's an elimination game so it makes sense. Nola on very short rest would get rocked but we'll never see it happen since we are winning tomorrow
My 9-year old son is righthanded. Writes right, throws right, catches right. Bats left. Weirdest thing, but he's much better from the left than the right.RC_57 said:
After watching all season, I can't believe it's taken me until game 5 of the Series to notice that Chas catches left, bats right.
Guess with all that time wasted with Myers in center kept me from noticing.
Wish Chas could switch over and bat left too.
I'd say this is more common, though. Generally by design.Jackal99 said:My 9-year old son is righthanded. Writes right, throws right, catches right. Bats left. Weirdest thing, but he's much better from the left than the right.RC_57 said:
After watching all season, I can't believe it's taken me until game 5 of the Series to notice that Chas catches left, bats right.
Guess with all that time wasted with Myers in center kept me from noticing.
Wish Chas could switch over and bat left too.
Cromagnum said:Jet Black said:tjack16 said:
We gotta agree to disagree on this one. The huge numbers, huge waistline and big stripes down the side are awful to me. Looks like a karate belt
These would look so much better with a few minor alterations. Tighten them up some so they are more form fitting and maybe even make it a button down.
If we are modernizing throwbacks, may as well write "HTine hol' it dine" on there and put a cup of purple drank on it.
Nothing crazy. Just tighten them up where they don't look like pajamas.
Take my money!!!!Cromagnum said:Jet Black said:tjack16 said:
We gotta agree to disagree on this one. The huge numbers, huge waistline and big stripes down the side are awful to me. Looks like a karate belt
These would look so much better with a few minor alterations. Tighten them up some so they are more form fitting and maybe even make it a button down.
If we are modernizing throwbacks, may as well write "HTine hol' it dine" on there and put a cup of purple drank on it.
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True. He just happened to learn to swing the whiffle bat lefthanded first, and it's stuck with him.htxag09 said:I'd say this is more common, though. Generally by design.Jackal99 said:My 9-year old son is righthanded. Writes right, throws right, catches right. Bats left. Weirdest thing, but he's much better from the left than the right.RC_57 said:
After watching all season, I can't believe it's taken me until game 5 of the Series to notice that Chas catches left, bats right.
Guess with all that time wasted with Myers in center kept me from noticing.
Wish Chas could switch over and bat left too.
I hope they do bust them out one way or the other. I don't know if they will do that with Framber on the mound though. I don't want them saved for game 7, because I do not want a game 7.
Blue on Saturday so Framber can cheat again.Cromagnum said:
I hope they do bust them out one way or the other. I don't know if they will do that with Framber on the mound though. I don't want them saved for game 7, because I do not want a game 7.
My brother in law is a softball coach. Their daughter does everything right handed but hits left handed.
I would also be good with this version.
No, these are pic.twitter.com/t0IWsbVR03
— Shawn (@Shawn_Spradling) November 4, 2022
Very common in softball because they slap hit from the left sidehtxag09 said:
My brother in law is a softball coach. Their daughter does everything right handed but hits left handed.
Wabs said:Very common in softball because they slap hit from the left sidehtxag09 said:
My brother in law is a softball coach. Their daughter does everything right handed but hits left handed.
For sure, but also common in baseball for an advantage in facing majority right handed pitchers. See Kyle Tucker and yordan Alvarez.
Cromagnum said:
I would also be good with this version.No, these are pic.twitter.com/t0IWsbVR03
— Shawn (@Shawn_Spradling) November 4, 2022
Agreed.
Jackal99 said:My 9-year old son is righthanded. Writes right, throws right, catches right. Bats left. Weirdest thing, but he's much better from the left than the right.RC_57 said:
After watching all season, I can't believe it's taken me until game 5 of the Series to notice that Chas catches left, bats right.
Guess with all that time wasted with Myers in center kept me from noticing.
Wish Chas could switch over and bat left too.
My almost 9 year old son does everything right handed but when he kicks a ball, it's with his left foot and can kick the **** out of it. Ask him to do it with his right, and it's so bad it's funny.
Here's a question: My dad dozed off during last night's game and my parents are looking for a re-broadcast. Anyone know if it's on-demand anywhere?
Gig 'Em
bearkatag15 said:
I assume you run that account?
It's a great account to follow
Yes I do. Thank you for the kindly comment.
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