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  • xavier mcdaniel
    xavier mcdaniel Somewhere in NYC Posts: 9,432
    Fourth no hitter against a defending champion in the divisional era last night by the Cubs
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    2012 Johan Santana vs the Cardinals
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    Does Rob Manfred consult Bud Selig on every decision he makes? I feel like most things MLB has done over the last 5-10 years and the direction the game has gone has just driven fans further away. Perhaps my team being bad for a decade now is playing a big factor into this. But I find myself not caring about baseball nearly as much as I used to.

    Anyway....I just saw the all star teams will be wearing stupid new uniforms this year instead of wearing their regular uniforms. I realize this is a minor gripe but the aesthetic of the game (uniforms, fields, ballparks) is something I have always loved almost as much as the game itself. Always thought it looked cool to see your home town team's jersey on the national stage. You don't get that in other sports' all star games. Just another thing unique to baseball that has gone by the wayside...



     
    Agree on the unis.  Having the guys all repping their squads while standing/playing next to the variety of other uniforms was a part of the game I thought was cool.
    The other leagues already do this, right?  Baseball was the last holdout?
    I think we are just old, acting like @wobbie and hoping people will stay off our lawns.
    Yes dumb.  The NBA actually played in their own uni's from 97-02.  I loved that.  I hate the MLB HR Derby jerseys.  Awful.
    That's right. Totally forgot the NBA did that for a brief period. 
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,336
    Does Rob Manfred consult Bud Selig on every decision he makes? I feel like most things MLB has done over the last 5-10 years and the direction the game has gone has just driven fans further away. Perhaps my team being bad for a decade now is playing a big factor into this. But I find myself not caring about baseball nearly as much as I used to.

    Anyway....I just saw the all star teams will be wearing stupid new uniforms this year instead of wearing their regular uniforms. I realize this is a minor gripe but the aesthetic of the game (uniforms, fields, ballparks) is something I have always loved almost as much as the game itself. Always thought it looked cool to see your home town team's jersey on the national stage. You don't get that in other sports' all star games. Just another thing unique to baseball that has gone by the wayside...



     
    Agree on the unis.  Having the guys all repping their squads while standing/playing next to the variety of other uniforms was a part of the game I thought was cool.
    The other leagues already do this, right?  Baseball was the last holdout?
    I think we are just old, acting like @wobbie and hoping people will stay off our lawns.
    Yes dumb.  The NBA actually played in their own uni's from 97-02.  I loved that.  I hate the MLB HR Derby jerseys.  Awful.
    That's right. Totally forgot the NBA did that for a brief period. 
    Most likely the best All Star games they ever played too.
  • eeriepadave
    eeriepadave West Chester, PA Posts: 43,165
    edited June 2021
    Nola ties the major league record with 10 consecutive K's in a row alongside Tom Seaver!
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  • tbergs
    tbergs Posts: 10,398
    Nola ties the major league record with 10 consecutive K's in a row alongside Tom Seaver!
    That's amazing!
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,336
    Go Ohtani!

    My favorite pic in baseball in years.  TY Mr Lindor for brightening my day!
    Francisco Lindor39s middle finger is the MLB photo of the year - New York  Daily News
  • tbergs
    tbergs Posts: 10,398
    Schwarber is on some sort of tear. Unbelievable. He was on waivers in my league a few weeks back, but I didn't pull the trigger. Probably would have single handedly won me last week's match-up.
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,336
    tbergs said:
    Schwarber is on some sort of tear. Unbelievable. He was on waivers in my league a few weeks back, but I didn't pull the trigger. Probably would have single handedly won me last week's match-up.
    Was going to pick him up but didn't need another OF... oh well.
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,800
    Is Stanton again the most overrated player in all of baseball?
    Seems like a decent guy and I don't root against him...not his fault he makes absolute superstar money to be an average to above average player.
    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • igotid88
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  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,608
    edited June 2021
    Is Stanton again the most overrated player in all of baseball?
    Seems like a decent guy and I don't root against him...not his fault he makes absolute superstar money to be an average to above average player.
    no. He's had injuries and they're not making him play the outfield to lessen the chances of injury. But when he's right he can be a .280 40-50 hr player. His BaBiP is pretty good. I know they don't make the same money. But Ohtani is having an mvp season batting around .280 and for now has more homeruns than Stanton. Barring any injury to Stanton I can see him going on a homerun tear in July, August, and September 
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  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,800
    Fair enough....however you mentioned "injuries" "when he's right" and " barring any injury" ------
    This is a part of the ballplayer.  However you slice it, dude is injured a lot.

    I was pissed the year they gave him the MVP over Votto, who was a good fielder on top of being a good hitter, but I never root against him.  

    Who is the most overrated, then?
    Tough to beat Stanton, for me.
    Maybe another guy with a monster contract who is up and down - Bryce Harper.

    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • tbergs
    tbergs Posts: 10,398
    Fair enough....however you mentioned "injuries" "when he's right" and " barring any injury" ------
    This is a part of the ballplayer.  However you slice it, dude is injured a lot.

    I was pissed the year they gave him the MVP over Votto, who was a good fielder on top of being a good hitter, but I never root against him.  

    Who is the most overrated, then?
    Tough to beat Stanton, for me.
    Maybe another guy with a monster contract who is up and down - Bryce Harper.

    I was just going to say the injuries really make it close. He's played over 150 games just 3 times in his career and often misses games for a multitude of reasons. The guy is glass. Seems like a younger version of Nelson Cruz. Great hitter when healthy, but can't play the field or he'll get injured. Harper is right up there too. Lacks the raw power of Stanton, but is a little better multi-tool player. Same issue with injuries.
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,800
    tbergs said:
    Fair enough....however you mentioned "injuries" "when he's right" and " barring any injury" ------
    This is a part of the ballplayer.  However you slice it, dude is injured a lot.

    I was pissed the year they gave him the MVP over Votto, who was a good fielder on top of being a good hitter, but I never root against him.  

    Who is the most overrated, then?
    Tough to beat Stanton, for me.
    Maybe another guy with a monster contract who is up and down - Bryce Harper.

    I was just going to say the injuries really make it close. He's played over 150 games just 3 times in his career and often misses games for a multitude of reasons. The guy is glass. Seems like a younger version of Nelson Cruz. Great hitter when healthy, but can't play the field or he'll get injured. Harper is right up there too. Lacks the raw power of Stanton, but is a little better multi-tool player. Same issue with injuries.

    Yep.  If he played 150+ games a year dude is not questioned....
    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,336
    Lindor gets most overrated right now.  He is not performing to the tune of his contract.

    Hopefully he gets comfortable in NY and plays better.
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,800
    Lindor gets most overrated right now.  He is not performing to the tune of his contract.

    Hopefully he gets comfortable in NY and plays better.

    Yeah, that is a good one.  He kind of gets the "sucks" label right now.  Not just underrated, he is batting .216!
    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,336
    edited June 2021
    Lindor gets most overrated right now.  He is not performing to the tune of his contract.

    Hopefully he gets comfortable in NY and plays better.

    Yeah, that is a good one.  He kind of gets the "sucks" label right now.  Not just underrated, he is batting .216!
    He's better than this though.  NY is in his head.  What NY'ers do is eat the acquired players to death, no embracing them.  Think Vince Coleman, Bonilla, Arod, Sonny Gray.  Big name guys that if they under perform in the slightest it's a damn Boo fest.

    It's a shame that they don't embrace the players more.

    Vlad Sr when he was on the Halos was beloved.  I'd love to see NY treat their players like that.

    Edit: Stanton fits that moniker too.
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,800
    Lindor gets most overrated right now.  He is not performing to the tune of his contract.

    Hopefully he gets comfortable in NY and plays better.

    Yeah, that is a good one.  He kind of gets the "sucks" label right now.  Not just underrated, he is batting .216!
    He's better than this though.  NY is in his head.  What NY'ers do is eat the acquired players to death, no embracing them.  Think Vince Coleman, Bonilla, Arod, Sonny Gray.  Big name guys that if they under perform in the slightest it's a damn Boo fest.

    It's a shame that they don't embrace the players more.

    Vlad Sr when he was on the Halos was beloved.  I'd love to see NY treat their players like that.

    Edit: Stanton fits that moniker too.

    There is certainly a history of this -- but it matches well with their (both Yanks and Mets) history of overpaying for dudes.  The pressure is up even more when you overpay.  This version of the Yanks shows that....huge payroll and average play.
    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,336
    Lindor gets most overrated right now.  He is not performing to the tune of his contract.

    Hopefully he gets comfortable in NY and plays better.

    Yeah, that is a good one.  He kind of gets the "sucks" label right now.  Not just underrated, he is batting .216!
    He's better than this though.  NY is in his head.  What NY'ers do is eat the acquired players to death, no embracing them.  Think Vince Coleman, Bonilla, Arod, Sonny Gray.  Big name guys that if they under perform in the slightest it's a damn Boo fest.

    It's a shame that they don't embrace the players more.

    Vlad Sr when he was on the Halos was beloved.  I'd love to see NY treat their players like that.

    Edit: Stanton fits that moniker too.

    There is certainly a history of this -- but it matches well with their (both Yanks and Mets) history of overpaying for dudes.  The pressure is up even more when you overpay.  This version of the Yanks shows that....huge payroll and average play.
    Agreed but the fans could do a wee bit better.

    I'll never forget this.  Mets game probably 1993.  Bonilla is walking out to warm up and a fan yells "Bobby ya bum!"  Game didn't even start yet, lol.

    He goes to bat and hits a foul ball.  Same fan yells "That's 1million!"  

    Those both got the admiration of the surrounding ear shot of a crowd and no doubt that Bonilla heard him.