@RealMichaelKay Today you said that if the Yanks play the Red Sox in the Wild Card and it goes three games they will have to use their fourth starter in game one of the ALDS, just like last year. Unlike last year, that starter is Carlos Rodon, who is a one or two elsewhere.
@BurenRyan@eyyankees Unlike football, soccer, basketball, or hockey where multiple players have to mostly perform together to score (there are the occasional plays In hockey, basketball, and soccer where a player may go end-to-end), baseball players perform individually. There is no team performance.
@BurenRyan@The_True_15@Jazzisking_1@eyyankees The guy mentions Jazz switched positions to play third, so he’s a team player. You go on a rant about him switching to second because it was determined to be his best position. You didn’t refute him.
@DorvidGoldy@MLB So you think no one else hits HRs off meatballs? Tell me you know nothing about baseball without telling me you know nothing about baseball. Oh, you’re a Red Sox fan. Never mind. Your just jealous.
@chickenbro_@MLB So you think no one else hits HRs off meatballs. Tell me you know nothing about baseball without telling me you know nothing about baseball.
@RALPH1203 @dukeandboy@JonHeyman Maybe he was willing, but I’m sure Boras said no we’re taking you to free agency. Anyway, the way I hear it, he wanted to return to the Yankees for the lesser amount but his family talked him into the Mets because they gave the family a home box, road tickets, new clothes, etc…
@RALPH1203 @dukeandboy@JonHeyman I think you’re confusing your dreams with reality. Boras mostly never lets his clients, especially generational ones like Soto, settle before free agency. He always wants to have the most expensive contract under his belt. And that was only going to happen in a bidding war.