@NationPadres Amazing city and amazing people amazing state and guess what normal people have fun dealing with all them homeless people and those taxes
@nickygsmustache Under MLB guidelines, anything observed by the unaided, naked eye from the field of play—such as a runner on second base decoding a catcher's signs or a batter noticing a physical tell from a pitcher—is entirely legal.
@BuschMVP@BrewCrewEthan@MLB Under MLB guidelines, anything observed by the unaided, naked eye from the field of play—such as a runner on second base decoding a catcher's signs or a batter noticing a physical tell from a pitcher—is entirely legal.
@BuschMVP@MLB Under MLB guidelines, anything observed by the unaided, naked eye from the field of play—such as a runner on second base decoding a catcher's signs or a batter noticing a physical tell from a pitcher—is entirely legal.
@BuschMVP@NintyPrime@MLB Under MLB guidelines, anything observed by the unaided, naked eye from the field of play—such as a runner on second base decoding a catcher's signs or a batter noticing a physical tell from a pitcher—is entirely legal.
@brawadis Padres just ass they let MY FUCKIN BOY SCORE 2 I was holding his card and ran around the house and I was there last night let’s go brew crew 2-0
@brawadis Nope not at all u dumb mother fucker rules have been in place since it was constructed in 2001 hits the roof in fair territory then it’s fair to catch and before yall say something like “yall had it closed on purpose” brewers/stadium doesn’t control if it’s open or not mlb does