Other Sports: Philadelphia Phillies: The Road To .500 Continues Into Red October (2024 Edition)

[trostol]

There a reason Kruk doesn't do away games? I mean I watch on mute anyway cause TMac is awful....

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

Sosa smoked that.

 

[Hollywood Cannon]

Just Magua guy things.

 

[Magua]

Just Magua guy things.

He’s only 28. Plenty of time for some All-Star teams.

 

[Rebels57]

Robo Umps Now!

 

[DancingPanther]

Is Rojas clutch? My column:

 

[DancingPanther]

Hoffman's a dog

 

[Halladay]

40 wins before June, wild.

 

[Rebels57]

 

[Danko]

My wife caught a foul ball off a Rojas At Bat tonight! I caught one in the same spot earlier in the season but ended up giving it to a kid. My family ridiculed me that I should have given it to my daughter, so when the 11/12 year old boys in front of us tried to give us the puppy eyes, said not tonight

 

[Ironmanrulez]

When did this fallacy about bad pitchers eating innings making them valuable become a thing? If you suck in your innings, youre not valuable.

Its like minute eating defenseman in hockey. Its proven to be very important! It doesnt matter how good your minutes are! Right?

 

[Ironmanrulez]

Hoffmann and Alvarado are very good late inning pitchers. I still think we need one more, cause i will never trust Dominguez and Soto isnt playable in my eyes!

 

[Ironmanrulez]

When Trea comes back and Edmundo goes back to the bench in favor of Nick it is going to be a sad day. Rob will continue to gaslight everyone though about him though.

Ive asked this questions so many times to myself. Maybe this is the right time to ask you guys: why didnt Teams rotate more in american Sports and especcially in Baseball with soooo many games in one season! Especcially when you will make the playoffs with 10 games up or something.

Ive watched european Sports my whole life and substitutes are part of every game. It prevents injuries. It prevents fatique. Its good for the moral in the whole team, cause everyone is bigger part of success.

Why cant we play Turner, Sosa, Stott in a Rotation. For example every guy gets a rest every 3rd game.

I played a lot Out of the Park Baselball and i used to rotate like that in the regular season on some position i had good Talents in the second row for example.

The NBa and the NFL are starting more and more with load Management and subitutions from game to game. Why not the mlb?

 

[Danko]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1796709732037677337

 

[Svechhammer]

First off, Stott had some great plays yesterday. Defensively we are spoiled to have him locking down 2nd base for a while.

But also, it's June 1st. You know what that means

Schwarbomb Season has commenced

 

[Halladay]

Ive asked this questions so many times to myself. Maybe this is the right time to ask you guys: why didnt Teams rotate more in american Sports and especcially in Baseball with soooo many games in one season! Especcially when you will make the playoffs with 10 games up or something.

Ive watched european Sports my whole life and substitutes are part of every game. It prevents injuries. It prevents fatique. Its good for the moral in the whole team, cause everyone is bigger part of success.

Why cant we play Turner, Sosa, Stott in a Rotation. For example every guy gets a rest every 3rd game.

I played a lot Out of the Park Baselball and i used to rotate like that in the regular season on some position i had good Talents in the second row for example.

The NBa and the NFL are starting more and more with load Management and subitutions from game to game. Why not the mlb?

Unfortunately he is rotating players to particularly get Whit in the lineup and the one player he has yet to give an off day to is Nick . When Trea does come back, they will need to find a way to get Sosa in the lineup more than he was playing before the injury.

 

[Flybynite]

I just come in and turn on the game and see 3-0 and am happy then see the pitcher is Ruiz and hear the announcer talking about Suarez and the Phillies having him looked at and more information later...

man

https://x.com/i/web/status/1797052132895428754

 

[wankstifier]

Ranger get hurt on a comebacker?

 

[DancingPanther]

Ranger get hurt on a comebacker?

Liner off the pitching hand

Could be very very not good

 

[SolidSnakeUS]

He threw a ball, so hopefully it's just current soreness.

 

[Gregor Samsa]

Had a weird run of tangential thoughts just now. I was thinking what is the worst case scenario with Ranger’s pitching hand? Obviously if it needs to be cut off and he loses it; but with science and cybernetics advancing rapidly a replacement hand for a pitcher might not be the worst thing in the future. A cybernetic hand wouldn’t need to worry about blisters and I’m sure there is the potential for incredible inhuman torque and rotation. I wonder what the ethics would be in the MLB when such a thing is possible

 

[ponder719]

Ive asked this questions so many times to myself. Maybe this is the right time to ask you guys: why didnt Teams rotate more in american Sports and especcially in Baseball with soooo many games in one season! Especcially when you will make the playoffs with 10 games up or something.

Ive watched european Sports my whole life and substitutes are part of every game. It prevents injuries. It prevents fatique. Its good for the moral in the whole team, cause everyone is bigger part of success.

Why cant we play Turner, Sosa, Stott in a Rotation. For example every guy gets a rest every 3rd game.

I played a lot Out of the Park Baselball and i used to rotate like that in the regular season on some position i had good Talents in the second row for example.

The NBa and the NFL are starting more and more with load Management and subitutions from game to game. Why not the mlb?

MLB, in no small part because it's the oldest and most established of the Big 4 sports in the US, is generally the most resistant to change. There's a sense that the integrity of the game relies upon the rules, structures, and strategies being largely consistent from season to season, to the point where they put asterisks on single-season records that occurred over longer seasons for quite some time. It is damned hard to convince people in the sport to innovate or adopt strategies from elsewhere; look at how weird Bill Veeck seems, even today, for doing things just a little different than the next guy.

Baseball has adopted load management with respect to pitchers, and people bitch about that all the goddamn time. Just go back to the establishment of the first five-man rotations, and you'll hear people screaming their damn fool heads off about it. You get the same when teams started pulling starters after the second time through the lineup, or instituting strict pitch counts. People are a bit more tolerant of it these days, because it's been around much longer, but there's still that cadre of people asking why it's even necessary.

Eventually, baseball will adopt load management plans beyond platooning for position players, and people will scream bloody goddamn murder about that too, for years and years, but over time it will become normal. Give it 40, 50 years tops.

 

[Cody Webster]

Three innings from Turnbull, 6 k's

 

[Gregor Samsa]

I know the last time was like 8 years ago but with increased focus on pitch count I feel it will be a long time till another 20 k game. Even 15 or 16 strikeouts by a single pitcher feels pretty rare

 

[Svechhammer]

Liner off the pitching hand

Could be very very not good

I mean even if it's nothing, there's no way in hell I'd have allowed him to keep pitching tonight. Even if it's just bruised, that would swell, and it would cause his mechanics to go to hell and putting him at risk of injuring himself another way.

The nice thing is, because of the current schedule there's a healthy gap until his next scheduled start, so he's got time to rest if it's not broken