What really clouds the total equation is the Yankees who right now look very vulnerable as does Toronto.No pitching equals sell, sell, sell. Of course, all you can realistically sell is one outfielder. Take your pick.
2 or 3 healthy starters and a waiver-wire bullpen clarify it for me-as do Judge and the Astros.What really clouds the total equation is the Yankees who right now look very vulnerable as does Toronto.
The Red Sox' Team ERA is 17th in baseball. Baltimore is 16th and Arizona is 18th.No pitching equals sell, sell, sell. Of course, all you can realistically sell is one outfielder. Take your pick.
I wavered between Jackie Robinson and him and ultimately chose Jackie to play it safeThe Immaculate Grid kicked me in the balls this morning. Got 8/9 because I put Duke Snider for 200 hits in a season and it turned out that his career high (on two separate occasions) was exactly 199 hits.
The three options in my head for that one were Jackie, Steve Garvey, and Snider. I settled on Duke because I thought it was the safe pick of the three, when either of the other two would've been correct.I wavered between Jackie Robinson and him and ultimately chose Jackie to play it safe
181 on the rarity, not my finest performance. Usually between 60-120. Unless they hit me with a stat category, sometimes I’ll brick on those and end up 8/9
Y’all see the hockey one?? Puckdoku
Was able to crush the bruins row today
Ah yes Mike Sillinger, the NHL’s Octavio DotelThe three options in my head for that one were Jackie, Steve Garvey, and Snider. I settled on Duke because I thought it was the safe pick of the three, when either of the other two would've been correct.
I go as obscure as I can get when a Red Sox row is on the grid. Like Doug Mientkiewicz and shit. Though my rarest answer yet was Saturday when I managed to pull out an 0.4% rarity answer with Al Oliver for the Blue Jays and Giants because I remembered him from watching the 1985 ALCS on youtube a while back.
Puckdoku makes me realize that I don't know as much about hockey as I used to. I could pull names from rosters from the 90s and early 2000s like nothing, but then I'm like stuck on who played for the Flyers within the last 5 years. When the modern expansion teams like Columbus/Nashville/Minnesota come on the menu, I'm basically f***ed in connecting anyone other than big names.
I just fall back on Craig Anderson and Mike Sillinger in that game because they pretty much played for everyone.
The Immaculate Grid kicked me in the balls this morning. Got 8/9 because I put Duke Snider for 200 hits in a season and it turned out that his career high (on two separate occasions) was exactly 199 hits.
The three options in my head for that one were Jackie, Steve Garvey, and Snider. I settled on Duke because I thought it was the safe pick of the three, when either of the other two would've been correct.
I go as obscure as I can get when a Red Sox row is on the grid. Like Doug Mientkiewicz and shit. Though my rarest answer yet was Saturday when I managed to pull out an 0.4% rarity answer with Al Oliver for the Blue Jays and Giants because I remembered him from watching the 1985 ALCS on youtube a while back.
Puckdoku makes me realize that I don't know as much about hockey as I used to. I could pull names from rosters from the 90s and early 2000s like nothing, but then I'm like stuck on who played for the Flyers within the last 5 years. When the modern expansion teams like Columbus/Nashville/Minnesota come on the menu, I'm basically f***ed in connecting anyone other than big names.
I just fall back on Craig Anderson and Mike Sillinger in that game because they pretty much played for everyone.
Why do you put yourself thru this teamNo pitching equals sell, sell, sell. Of course, all you can realistically sell is one outfielder. Take your pick.
AL East Runs Scored per Game:Sell. This team isn't going to go anywhere in the playoffs and this team doesn't have the offensive horsepower to compete with the best of the AL East, never mind the rest of the AL. Keep Yoshida and Devers and start clearing out room to go after Ohtani in the offseason.
They need any good arms2 or 3 healthy starters and a waiver-wire bullpen clarify it for me-as do Judge and the Astros.
AL East Runs Scored per Game:
Tampa Bay - 5.44
Baltimore - 4.97
Boston - 4.96
Toronto - 4.51
New York - 4.40
...and I'd say the odds of Ohtani signing with the Red Sox are exceedingly slim.
With Yoshida and that pitcher they are eager to sign from Japan, odds may be slim, but odds are better with Yoshida than without.
Big market team. Yoshida can do some recruiting.
They took away home field advantage after 2016MLB: We want people to take the All-Star Game seriously, so the winner of this game gets home field advantage in the World Series.
Also MLB: Hey, let's allow FOX television to talk to the pitcher while he's on the friggin' mound.
My bad.They took away home field advantage after 2016
Dude. That was the easiest one.......Jackie Robinson.The Immaculate Grid kicked me in the balls this morning. Got 8/9 because I put Duke Snider for 200 hits in a season and it turned out that his career high (on two separate occasions) was exactly 199 hits.
AL East Runs Scored per Game:
Tampa Bay - 5.44
Baltimore - 4.97
Boston - 4.96
Toronto - 4.51
New York - 4.40
...and I'd say the odds of Ohtani signing with the Red Sox are exceedingly slim.