@MatthewMKE98@MovingTooFast What the moron whom made this post does not realize that this is more about physics (momentum, potential energy, etc.) than geometry. He is certainly a product of the public school system in the last ten to fifteen years.
@YerSofaKingdom@YieldTheories@MLBONFOX What the Milwaukee Brewers fans do not have the mental capacity to understand is that the average unbiased MLB fan does not want a victory to be bestowed on a team that is not deserving.
@Brewers What the Milwaukee Brewers fans do not have the mental capacity to understand is that the average unbiased MLB fan does not want a victory to be bestowed upon a team that is not deserving.
@TurboJohn4@Puck_Line_Pro@MLB@Brewers What the Milwaukee Brewers fans do not have the mental capacity to understand is that the average unbiased MLB fan does not want a victory to be bestowed on a team that is not deserving.
@gator4257@NFLFrascella on the replay it looks as though the ball was actually caught past the 325 ft mark. Don't have a dog in this fight but we should get the distance where the ball was actually caught.
@Wildriceeater2@MLBONFOX ah. so we never do see the statcast on that ball. Hey, I'm a Mets fan, but I hate to see MLB get a black eye when teams prevail who are not deserving. Why should there be controversy?
@NationPadres@MLB@MLBUA@Brewers Did they ever show the statcast on where that ball would have landed? They can give you launch angle and velo but not tell you where the ball would've landed? We'll never see that because it would have shown for certain the ball was a home run and expose MLB for the fraud it is.