@masonian_19@FatherKoops@WeathersWins Yeah, but in a conversation about who I'd want for the future I'd take the guy that's 5 years younger and plays almost elite defense at a premier position
@_Ceyzey Ik it's a good baseball move to have let Nimmo go, but damn I still want him around. I would love to be screaming aboiut how the rookies should get more PT instead of him
@jovianplanets My coworkers were once talling about having grown up on Van Halen, and then got very mad when I answered their question of 'do you know what Van Halen sounded like' with 'Yeah, similar to kost classic rock music'
@BRYN_BORANGA I hate it so much. I was at a smaller concert for a band I love (~1500 in attendance) and was with a couple friends who wanted barrier, and people were getting mad at me for being up front. Not my fault we both bought standing room tickets, but its also not like there wasnt space
@StevePalazzolo_ While a fair point, he also played in the strongest QB era ever. He was competing with some combo of Brady, Brees, Manning, Ben, Rodgers, Rivers, Allen, Lamar, Mahomes and to a lesser extent, Newton, Luck, Eli and Maye.
@Blue2Ballers@redturn2 As a play with a runner in scoring position. Elly is in scoring position from first. Schwarb is in scoring position on second. Not every plate appearance is an RBI chance because you can't expect a batter to hit 100+ HR's.
@Blue2Ballers@redturn2 He hits behind Elly, if he gets on at all thats an RBI chance for him. Harper, despite being among the best hitters in baseball, hasn't put up monster RBI numbers due to the hitters ahead of him not being huge on base threats, and also hits in an 'easier' park than Harper