@ZeroSuitCamus https://t.co/qcYbZNrgTm
This is also him lol and I’m pretty sure there’s another random splash of wingdings that’s him in addition to the one you posted
@KingCountyMetro your driver just blew past the Alaska Junction stop without opening his doors with half a dozen people waiting here. What’s up with that?
@A_Jude Shockingly inept answer. I’ve never wished Scott Servais could’ve magically appeared as our manager more than that moment. How you don’t send in Muñoz in a do-or-die moment in a game 7 with the top of their elite order’s last chance to do damage is unreal.
@StacyRost For sure, like I personally wasn’t, but I also ~can~ comprehend why some people would in any stadium outside of Houston or Toronto once it was clear he wasn’t severely injured. My beef is with the Seattle fans making us look bad and MLB for creating this vibe through inaction.
@StacyRost Beyond that, if this same incident had happened with any other player on the Jays’ roster, this reaction wouldn’t have happened. When people go UNPUNISHED for knowingly breaking the rules, even years later, vigilante sentiment has room to grow in a vacuum.
@StacyRost The vast majority of the booing (from Mariner fans) happened when Springer was up and walking assisted back-and-forth to first base. If this had been an air cast situation, or anything in the head/neck area, I’m sure it would’ve been quiet.
@heygoldy Thank you for doing the lord’s work and using your platform to slowly explain to my parents how to watch the game so that I don’t have to be tech support this time!
@KingCountyMetro Is Route 21 from T-Mobile to west Seattle just not happening? Been standing here for an hour and two buses have just not shown up in a row already