Other Sports: Philadelphia Phillies: The Road To .500 (2023 Edition)

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Roboumps must get to the major leagues tomorrow. Tonight even. It is a national emergency.
 
The umpire should be lying on their back with their head between the catcher’s legs so they can watch the ball pass through the plane and land in the glove
 
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The catcher is the answer, though the umpire is acceptable. The catcher "shouldn't" be influencing calls in the first place.

Obviously this is not how it works in reality because of human brains, but yeah

The catcher is the answer?! The ball crossed well in the zone. The job of the umpire is to watch the ball, not the glove.

I'm usually the reffing mistakes just happen guy. You cannot possibly blame anyone but the person who made the wrong decision for it, though. If the catcher banged a horse had a nap while the ball was in the air, this is still on the guy watching the wrong thing.
 
The catcher is the answer?! The ball crossed well in the zone. The job of the umpire is to watch the ball, not the glove.

I'm usually the reffing mistakes just happen guy. You cannot possibly blame anyone but the person who made the wrong decision for it, though. If the catcher banged a horse had a nap while the ball was in the air, this is still on the guy watching the wrong thing.
I agree. I already said "the catcher shouldn't be influencing calls in the first place". But operating under real world scenarios, if the catcher's glove doesn't whoosh 6" outside, it's a strike. I guess I should have said the answer is the umpire in hindsight, then said but the catcher didn't help lol

Anyway, robots
 
Wait so what's the posts about...

"don't send him back to the minors... that's what he wants"

Now I have an idea. lol

As far as coincidental timing, there was also a promotion today…

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That Wander Franco stuff has so many different variations in social media.

Girl was 14. She was 18/19.
He 'thought' she was 18/19. I mean there were def some people showing instagram pics of her that were certainly not something an underage girl should be posting (in my old guy yells at cloud opinion lol)

Also something about the girl's mother either helping to lie about her daughter's age or otherwise just being accepting of it because Wander Franco apparently bought the girl's mother a new car.


Also apparently a bunch of other minor league and major league players are' removing likes' from instagram photos posted by the girl. Which may somewhat support the not widespread awareness of her being underage since you would think a bunch of players wouldn't be liking 'provocative' photos of underage girls (at least publicly) lol.
 


It's pretty crazy how he's destroying AA already. Saw that his younger brother is ranked #1 for the 2025 draft by BA.
 
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Yeah that's nuts. Oklahoma HS baseball at that, which is good but not quite the big 4. I heard there was some speculation he could get called up to the bigs this year and that was before his AA debut. I don't think they will, but at this point he could probably handle it which is crazy to think.

Baltimore is the new LA when it comes to hitters. Most didn't even think Holliday was the best HS hitter in that draft. Druw Jones is hitting below the Mendoza line in the low minors when he hasn't been hurt.
 
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