The OFFICIAL preview with Josh Howerton.
“Why is Christianity the one religion that is totally acceptable to disparage? The Bible says the whole world lies under the power of the evil one. The Bible actually calls Satan the little-g god of this world. There’s this tacit assumption throughout the entire Bible that Satan is really over all of the world systems. And that’s why everything in the world aligns against one thing in particular: Christianity, Christ, and Christians.”
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want to thank boog for helping out a new network during some rough years. but its time for change. this is the energy the broadcaster lucky enough to be a steward of the job must show. cohen is doing it. just make move everyone knows should happen
There have been over 5 million total 18-game spans by players in MLB's modern era.
In none of them did a player have as many hits, doubles, triples, homers & steals as the @Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong over his last 18 games:
34 hits
5 doubles
2 triples
9 home runs
6 stolen bases
Smoking the hardest hit ball of your career (114.6 EV) to a section chanting “overrated” might actually be more disrespectful than telling someone to suck your dick.
Buxton replacing PCA defensively in center to take Roman Anthony out of the game is such a braindead move. Mark Derosa fucking sucks at this whole managing thing
Not enough people talk about Kenji Johjima
• 268/.310/.411 (.721 OPS), 91 OPS+
• Star in Japan, MLB debut at 30
• Finished 4th in 2006 AL ROY
• Caught 144 games in 2006
• Caught 133 more in 2007
• Mauer never caught 140
• Posey never caught 125
• Great defensive catcher
• Strikeout-avoidance hitter
• Just 148 strikeouts in 1722 PA
• (That's just 46 K per 162 games)
• Was supposed to be JT Realmuto
• (Top Similarity Score: Bill Haselman)
• Led catchers in DP, TZR & CS in 2007
• Batted .296 with 244 homers in Japan
• Pro ball total: .289 BA, 292 HR, 1009 RBI
• 1795 GP, .827 OPS, 1846 H, 700 K (18 yrs)
• 1 of 5 players ever to catch at least 140 games in a season while also slugging at least .450 and striking out fewer than 50 times, along with Hall of Famers Yogi Berra (5x), Ted Simmons (2x), and Gary Carter, as well as the criminally underrated Bill Freehan
The overreaction is insane. If Indiana goes on to beat Miami in Miami, you just have to tip your cap and say Oregon ran into it's only losses in the last two years to historic national championship runs. Sucks to deal with but to jump squads is crazy to me. Love this progrum.