@OleTimeHardball The correct answer is adding Pete Rose in the 2 hole and playing right field, moving Babe Ruth to DH. When Pete retired in 1986 he held the modern era’s highest fielding percentage at that position. Not saying he was Roberto Clemente, but he belongs in the lineup somewhere.
@eazy_sabine80@TheEXECUTlONER_ Perfect example of - heck maybe the BEST example ever and quite possibly the new definition - telling the world you know absolutely nothing about baseball/softball/sports without telling the world you know absolutely nothing about baseball/softball/sports.
I can’t be the only person who sees a striking resemblance between Jr. and Ian Happ. I’ve had this thought for a few years now. To make matters worse or more ironical, Happ wears Jr.’s initial #8 on his uni. Tell me I’m wrong (or right).
@MVCMadness I was at the game at SIU in ‘88 when Hersey scored 49 points & SIU's Steve Middleton scored 42 points. Bradley won in OT, was an incredible game. Hersey ran the baseline from one wing to the other, he caught and shot so quick. I second all the other comments about his candidacy.
@RowdyGaines You are unequivocally the man and voice of US swimming (along with @DanHicksNBC ) and love your work … but all this Cubs favor is killing me! 😂 Born and raised in the STL area, so you can imagine why. Oh, and as always … we need more Rowdy cam!
@CheeseheadBrian@jasrifootball@RossTuckerPod Hostetler started and only played in SB XXV, Simms started and played every down in SB XXI. Plunkett did start and win both SB XV and XVIII.
@AdamSchefter Never like to see anyone lose their job, ever. Some say the decision to not resign Sam Darnold was the last straw. I think his presser yesterday was the last straw. So much new-speak and double talk, left me feeling incredulous.
@damintoell@EricLDaugh As his comments were made on October 5th this is hardly “BREAKING” commentary. In that way it is misleading. This is neither a disagree nor an agree response to Superintendent Snelling’s comments. He is obviously a highly regarded and decorated law enforcement professional.
@GeneSteratore Gene, you’re the man and love your work. I understand the rule and clearly the Ravens receiver did not get the third foot down. The question I’ve always had about this rule is … why is it three feet vs two? A receiver going out of bounds is only required to get two feet down.
@Philminator@TobiasMind@barstoolsports Then you wouldn’t have walked away with the ball. No one would have secured the ball until inertia and/or gravity moved the ball into someone’s “area” … while every fan remained seated and waited patiently … which has happened exactly 0 times in the history of MLB. Good grief.
@WhatsWrightShow@getnickwright Curious if you saw your GOAT’s “clutch” performance down the stretch last night, ironically in Chicago? Happened across this post yesterday, you either don’t know a thing about sports - or like so many others - say crazy, stupid shiznit to attract attention your way. Which is it?
@mikemovies To this day I won’t go beyond waist deep in salt water. And then only if there is a human chum line between me and open water. If not, I will not go beyond ankle deep… Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, etc.
@RowdyGaines I honestly don’t know if my heart could handle watching @RowdyGaines while the athletes are swimming! Missing your calls with @DanHicksNBC already. #GOAT