@CMacWFAN@SudsyM@craigcartonlive@CMacWFAN difference is, after seeing his collision with Dominguez, what would have been worse- the blow pop or a mouth full of seeds?
@CMacWFAN what’s wrong w/ being annoyed at “bad optics” ? That’s completely justified. What about nonchalant fly ball catches at the waist. Just optics no? Still something that shouldn’t be done. Gum/ seeds are not visible. Player shouldn’t be sucking a lollipop playing 2nd
@CMacWFAN@SudsyM@craigcartonlive I’m truly a fan of yours but I’m shocked how off you are with this one. It’s not about “they’re pros so it’s ok” … My point about the kids is that they’re taught respect of the game, but it’s ok to shed that once pro. There are no more unspoken rules of respect? @CMacWFAN
@WFAN660@tommylugauer Get real. A little leaguer would be told this is not acceptable behavior while on the field. It’s a no brainer an MLB player shouldn’t be out there sucking a lollipop. @tommylugauer
@SudsyM@CMacWFAN A little league or high school coach would undoubtedly tell a kid to put the lollipop in the garbage but it’s ok for an MLB player to do it? @CMacWFAN@craigcartonlive
@EvanRobertsWFAN Absolutely not. He says that the person should just bring the can in then? What if the trash was collected already? Now he has to have your dog 💩 in his trash can until the next trash pick up? @ShaunMorash@tommylugauer
Some players across the league are using “torpedo” bats. Torpedo bats are defined by an untraditional barrel, which rests closer to the hitter's hands. The bats are designed with more wood concentrated in the area of the bat where the hitter is most likely to hit the ball.
Some players across the league are using “torpedo” bats. Torpedo bats are defined by an untraditional barrel, which rests closer to the hitter's hands. The bats are designed with more wood concentrated in the area of the bat where the hitter is most likely to hit the ball.
Some players across the league are using “torpedo” bats. Torpedo bats are defined by an untraditional barrel, which rests closer to the hitter's hands. The bats are designed with more wood concentrated in the area of the bat where the hitter is most likely to hit the ball.
Some players across the league are using “torpedo” bats. Torpedo bats are defined by an untraditional barrel, which rests closer to the hitter's hands. The bats are designed with more wood concentrated in the area of the bat where the hitter is most likely to hit the ball.