If manning going after the ball and Texas’s sideline reactions were factors in the decision everyone should fired. That’s a beyond bullshit reason to make a call.
My takeaways:
- Refs thought Manning didn't have firm control of the ball and it wasn't an intentional throw.
- Side judge's incomplete signal was "inadvertent"
- Manning going after the ball + Texas sideline's reaction were factors in review
- No comment on this ref crew having a game this weekend, but 2 crews won't have an assignment
- The explanation happening is noteworthy itself b/c the SEC doesn't really do this kind of thing
My takeaways:
- Refs thought Manning didn't have firm control of the ball and it wasn't an intentional throw.
- Side judge's incomplete signal was "inadvertent"
- Manning going after the ball + Texas sideline's reaction were factors in review
- No comment on this ref crew having a game this weekend, but 2 crews won't have an assignment
- The explanation happening is noteworthy itself b/c the SEC doesn't really do this kind of thing
With a slim supply of right-handed hitting outfielders, Nationals outfielder Dylan Crews has emerged as a popular trade target around the league, per sources.
More on this from the GM meetings in Vegas, free to read:
https://t.co/ypGJLSvoAE
baseball’s significant reliance on datasets when compared to football, basketball or hockey should, in a vacuum, make it the only major american sport where you have to mot be a complete drooling moron to talk about it in any public forum. and yet life finds a way.
@TheWalletThe I don’t even mind if they got a guy like Stanelk again. But please free me from George Soriano and Justin Bruihl. But also they need someone young to step up big time.
While I think awards like Rookie of the Year aren’t the end all be all… if you’re going to attach draft picks to it, you need some kind of accountability from the voters. I’m not sure JJ deserved the award. His offensive falloff was rough. I am sure, however, that Sal didn’t.
In the wake of the NL ROY vote, now that baseball fans finally recognize RBI as the only thing that matters in baseball, I am starting a campaign to retroactively give Khris Davis the 2018 MVP #RetroactivelyGiveKhrisDavisThe2018MVP
I don't get too caught up in award szn, but I'm willing to bet that the majority of front offices would prefer Benge > Stewart if they were building a team from scratch.
Mets lose out on a draft pick, but I think they'll have the better player for the long haul.
Ok...last post on this.
If you have to find and cite Base Running Value as to why Benge might be better, you're subtly making the case for Stewart without realizing it.