I think they should.Are they actually thinking about banning the defensive shift? Good grief.
Oh heavens no. What’s the next move to get consistent 12-15 run games, any type of off speed pitch banned? I mean if a batter is dead pull hitting that it’s so predictable, the defense should be able to react accordingly.I think they should.
Baseball would not be the first sport to have some level of limits on player position.Oh heavens no. What’s the next move to get consistent 12-15 run games, any type of off speed pitch banned? I mean if a batter is dead pull hitting that it’s so predictable, the defense should be able to react accordingly.
The shift has been around since the early 1940’s. Managers just tracked hitting with a pencil, so that part has been around for a while.I’m torn on the shift…on one hand, I hate computer nerds determining the game/making it boring…on the other hand, stopped rewarding roid heads who can’t really hit.
There is plenty of great baseball out there…it just isn’t always in MLB. Over the last few years I have found pure joy in minor league ball.Baseball would not be the first sport to have some level of limits on player position.
I will enjoy the sport either way, but I think infielders should be infielders. And, if a guy is a dead pull hitter, don’t feed him that off speed right in his wheel house. Stay away.
At this point though I just want some baseball to watch/go to.
It was invented - if legend is true - for perhaps the most accomplished American in historyThe shift has been around since the early 1940’s. Managers just tracked hitting with a pencil, so that part has been around for a while.
Your second spot is correct, especially with the amount of diluted quality pitching.
Scores and offense are currently sufficient. I mean they are already making the bases bigger. Baseball, I believe, is primarily a defensive sport. The defense posses the ball, there are 9 defenders vs 1 offensive player, etc. Watching teams trying to manufacture runs is exciting to me…not 9-8 slugfests.
I am with you there. HRs are fun and all. But, we need more guys who can put down a single, bunt, etc…The shift has been around since the early 1940’s. Managers just tracked hitting with a pencil, so that part has been around for a while.
Your second spot is correct, especially with the amount of diluted quality pitching.
Scores and offense are currently sufficient. I mean they are already making the bases bigger. Baseball, I believe, is primarily a defensive sport. The defense posses the ball, there are 9 defenders vs 1 offensive player, etc. Watching teams trying to manufacture runs is exciting to me…not 9-8 slugfests.
I am really looking forward to the minor league season getting going here. Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp make for a nice night out. $9 seats and reasonable hot dogs and drinks. Kinda what the big parks should be more like.There is plenty of great baseball out there…it just isn’t always in MLB. Over the last few years I have found pure joy in minor league ball.
Funny you should mention the Shrimp. Got one of their shirts for Christmas.I am with you there. HRs are fun and all. But, we need more guys who can put down a single, bunt, etc…
I am really looking forward to the minor league season getting going here. Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp make for a nice night out. $9 seats and reasonable hot dogs and drinks. Kinda what the big parks should be more like.
First time in 20 years, MLB is stopping testing players for roids due to sports drug agreement expire. Perhaps expect a number of MLB players looking bigger than the Incredible Hulk when games resume.I’m torn on the shift…on one hand, I hate computer nerds determining the game/making it boring…on the other hand, stop rewarding roid heads who can’t really hit.
I hear Brady Anderson is coming out of retirementFirst time in 20 years, MLB is stopping testing players for roids due to sports drug agreement expire. Perhaps expect a number of MLB players looking bigger than the Incredible Hulk when games resume.
Bye bye Freddie
Seems they had to….How does this hit ya?
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