EricsBiscuit
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As a Phils fan I miss Harry K. Also as a Rays fan I love Dwayne Stats.
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MLB 2025 Discussion Thread (Current Champions: Los Angeles Dodgers)
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NYwdwfan
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You must have enjoyed last nights’ game!
EricsBiscuit
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I’m happy for Kingery
MattC
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I tell ya. It is rough when your starting pitching limits teams to 1 or 2 runs, your bats are hitting well and scoring runs, and then your bullpen goes out in the 7th...………….. (sigh) walks two guys, hits two guys, gives up a 3 run lead, and it takes THREE relievers to get the 1st out of the inning!
Rough night for Braves fans last night.
Rough night for Braves fans last night.
EricsBiscuit
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They did nothing to address their bullpen over the off season.
MattC
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I am painfully aware.
MattC
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Vizcaino out for '19; Braves quiet on Kimbrel
ATLANTA -- When Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos heard some “We want Kimbrel” chants after his bullpen faltered during Tuesday night’s 9-6 loss to the D-backs, he playfully asked one of his staff members if they had gone out in the stands to join in the chorus. Still, even after
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This won't help us.
SteveBrickNJ
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How surprising is the AL East thus far?
Only one team (Tampa Bay) has a winning record.
The Yankees, the Red Sox and two others are all under the .500 mark!
Only one team (Tampa Bay) has a winning record.
The Yankees, the Red Sox and two others are all under the .500 mark!
SteveBrickNJ
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That's a lot of nines
Tick Tock
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How many runs did they score last night?
Lucky
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9 runs on 9 singles...and 5 doubles.
Tick Tock
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Three teams played their first home games in new stadiums on this day (April 20th).
-Two of these home games were held on this date in 1912, the third was in 1916.
-All three home teams won their games by just one run.
-Two of the home wins took 11-innings to accomplish, and were identical scores (7-6 each).
-All three teams still exist today under the same name and still play in the same cities they did back then.
What three teams are we?
-Two of these home games were held on this date in 1912, the third was in 1916.
-All three home teams won their games by just one run.
-Two of the home wins took 11-innings to accomplish, and were identical scores (7-6 each).
-All three teams still exist today under the same name and still play in the same cities they did back then.
What three teams are we?
Lucky
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Tick Tock
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Close. Very close.
Cubs and Red Sox spot-on, and even though the Yankees didn't play as a home team this date... they did play in one of the games as visitors.
April 20th, 1912: The Detroit Tigers defeat Cleveland 6-5 in their first game at Navin Field, which later was re-named to Tiger Stadium.
April 20th, 1912: The Boston Red Sox defeat the Yankees (Highlanders) 7-6 in 11-innings, in their first game at Fenway Park.
April 20th, 1916: The Cubs defeat the Reds 7-6 in 11-innings, in their first game at Weeghman Park, which is later re-named to Wrigley Field.
Cubs and Red Sox spot-on, and even though the Yankees didn't play as a home team this date... they did play in one of the games as visitors.
April 20th, 1912: The Detroit Tigers defeat Cleveland 6-5 in their first game at Navin Field, which later was re-named to Tiger Stadium.
April 20th, 1912: The Boston Red Sox defeat the Yankees (Highlanders) 7-6 in 11-innings, in their first game at Fenway Park.
April 20th, 1916: The Cubs defeat the Reds 7-6 in 11-innings, in their first game at Weeghman Park, which is later re-named to Wrigley Field.
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Lucky
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Those nines are all tens now.
