Jeremiah Rivers

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill Your example is a stationary robot lol thanks for proving my point

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill Again, where are you seeing robots that can do those things? This is not the movies.

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill No they can’t. Where on earth do robots play baseball? Tell me where you have seen this

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill No they can’t, and they never will but they can get the correct call on the field

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill Oh your that guy. Robots can’t replace players. But they can help umps make the correct call. American tradition? Hell, why stop there? You seem like the guy who doesn’t want to allow people of color to play, no black Asian or Hispanic players should be allowed according to you

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill Your dei shit it’s stupid man, we have the technology to get the call right. Umps are not tradition,
They are part of the game that was needed but don’t need them now. You don’t pay for tradition. Might be even dumber than your dei comment

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@shipwreckedcrew Literally no way you are stupid enough to believe what you just typed

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill Good for you. Velocity and amount of pitches are the two primary factors. The curveball actually provides less torque on the ucl when compared to the fastball

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill I guess, I found it pretty entertaining. But I really would like people like you to learn. Quick question, do you think curveballs are the cause of arm injuries in youth baseball?

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill You are dumb, you do t understand what a tag attempt is, you can’t calculate 3ft, you don’t know the difference between avoiding a tag and giving yourself up on a play. I hope to educate you but man, you simply do not want to learn

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill That’s refers to when a runner gives themself up on a play. Again, you tried but you can seem to grasp the rules

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill No it wouldn’t, that why there is a 3 foot rule. They made this rule for a reason. Again, you are letting personal preference form an opinion of which you know you are obviously incorrect about.

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill It’s not. Can you imagine a guy getting in a rundown and running to centerfield, then to third then first. It keeps people from doing b stupid stuff and moving 10ft out of the basepath to avoid a tag is dumb

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill It’s actually is, that’s why there is a rule that specific to this play.

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@DCHard21 @jfcatcher23 Just stop dude

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill But again, it is. They have established rules. Just like the runners lane at first, so technically it is “out of bounds” sort of.

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@gigasmurph @BuzzardsR00st @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill Because no one is paying to watch the umpires. We are watching the best baseball players in the world and want the results to be because if what the players do and not because an ump makes a mistake

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill See that’s the problem, you are letting your own personal preferences dictate right and wrong. Sure you can feel any way you like but by definition of the rule, he clearly went beyond the 3ft leeway allowed by the rule.

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill No, the rule is fine. 3 feet is more than enough to make a move.

[Jeremiah Rivers @jrivers15]

@journalist_not @alicat2441 @FoulTerritoryTV @JakeDRill It’s exactly what we have been talking about this entire time. Yes it’s a good rule. 3 feet he would have been safe by rule, this guy ran close to 8 feet to avoid the tag