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LOL what a disaster. That has to be the worst call since Jim Joyce on Galarraga
I bet the NHL has been consulting this ump for goalie interference challenges
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LOL what a disaster. That has to be the worst call since Jim Joyce on Galarraga
I bet the NHL has been consulting this ump for goalie interference challenges
This is far worse than Joyce. Joyce's call was a mistake on a close play (where he clearly didn't see what happened).
This is...a decision. The second the ump calls infield fly, the play is over (unless the runners were actively trying to advance, which they weren't). Even if the runner ran the fielder down on purpose, it still can't be interference by rule.
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Pitching, specifically the bullpen, seems to be turning a corner these last couple weeks. However, I don’t see any confidence in Genesis right now. I’m not sure what the plan is for Bowden and Yariel but they could really lengthen the pen and allow the Jays to kinda bridge the SPs to the closing options in tight games.
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should have been reviewable.
bad call for sure.
Weird the other umps allowed it.
If you prevented the fielder for catching the ball ... for sure ... but ... the ball was caught.
Yeah, they might as well hang onto everyone until those guys are ready and see if Cabrera can turn it around, but Richards should be getting more and more high leverage spots against lefties.
Not only was the ball caught, but the batter was already out, so whether or not the ball was caught made no difference at all on the play.
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If we were to hypothetically sell and try to retool, what teams would be good fits for Jansen, Bo, Vlad, Kikuchi, etc?
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Can we please admit this team is barely a .500 team! This is unacceptable and will not get you a wild card. Time to clean house. And please don't let Atkins do it. We just frigging lost 3/4 to the Tigers ! More than likely we need to go 66-34 the rest of the year.
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Macko with another great start in AA. 6 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 0 BBs, 9 KS. I think he’s making a case to be a top 100 prospect in the midseason ranks.
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Seath The Scaleless
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Ugh not again. Brutal.
First Strider and now Acuna. Good thing the Braves are really deep.
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There will be, and soon.
Schneider's going to be the first domino to fall I think.
By year's end we could see Atkins and Shapiro shuttled out of town as well.
Maybe that's just wishful thinking though.
The season is already lost. Schneider is the obvious and easiest fall guy. A change should have already been made but I believe management are pro-longing the decision as much as possible so that it buys them more time. As soon as Schneider gets the axe than management no longer has their fall guy. Once that happens, from a PR standpoint, all eyes are solely on them.
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"But c'mon guys, look at how cool the new Rogers Centre looks! Pretty neat, right?!"
What a disaster.
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After we missed on Ohtani, we needed Soto and missed out to the Yankees.
I heard the Yankees management are complaining about Soto putting them so deep into luxury tax.
I heard the Yankees management are complaining about Soto putting them so deep into luxury tax.
Has end of Guerrero Jr., Bichette era arrived earlier than expected for Blue Jays?
This was supposed to be the third glorious Blue Jays epoch: Back-to-back World Series in 1992-93 after years of coming oh so close. The swaggering, bat-flipping, Renaissance Jays of 2015 and 2016 … and this. Whatever this was supposed to be.
'Insane where this kid has come from': Tarik Skubal's journey to become Detroit Tigers ace
The Detroit Tigers' homegrown ace is a candidate to become the team's first Cy Young winner since Justin Verlander.
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– The Toronto Blue Jays are the team buyers are keeping their eye on at the trade deadline knowing they could move first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr., shortstop Bo Bichette, DH Justin Turner, outfielders George Springer and Kevin Kiermaier, closer Jordan Romano and starters Yusei Kikuchi and Chris Bassitt.
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yeah that's the part the kills me.
Why pump in all this money for these renos when the product you showcase there is dog shit?
Give me the last seasons skydome and a better team please.
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'Insane where this kid has come from': Tarik Skubal's journey to become Detroit Tigers ace
The Detroit Tigers' homegrown ace is a candidate to become the team's first Cy Young winner since Justin Verlander.
– The Toronto Blue Jays are the team buyers are keeping their eye on at the trade deadline knowing they could move first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr., shortstop Bo Bichette, DH Justin Turner, outfielders George Springer and Kevin Kiermaier, closer Jordan Romano and starters Yusei Kikuchi and Chris Bassitt.
Makes sense.....at this point I wouldn't say there are any true "untouchables" on the roster.
Whether trading Guerrero Jr. and/or Bichette would be the right move to make the team better in 3 to 5 years, I believe doing so would kill a lot of the enthusiasm about this team and group (any of it that may be left, mind you), and most certainly that of the management group that has failed to deliver on expectations these past 8+ seasons (whose trust from the fans is at its lowest point already).
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