OGBobbyJohnson
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nah those Major League movies are classics & A League Of Their Own
Houston, We Have Rule Changes! The Official 2023 MLB Season Thread
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Both of these are among the best sports movies ever made.
EarlyEarly
Superstar
Blue Jays fought back into the wild card only to give the shyt right back to the Rangers 
Spidey Man
Superstar
Espn throwing their own analysts under the bus while still on payroll
Bet that production meeting for Sunday Night Baseball going to be interesting
Astros lose the no hitter in the 9th.
In The Zone '98
Superstar
Why would you run that story on your own employee?
@Dem313wayz @Remote Tork is doing exactly what I hoped: closing the season strong. He's hitting .316 in September and slugging .632; by far his highest averages for a month.
If Scott Harris adds a couple quality bats this winter, they might finally have a real offense again next season.
Very surprised
Spidey Man
Superstar
Whoever takes Bloom's job is gonna want to do that.
I think some of what Boston has done has been good (the farm) but the Betts trade and not trading Bogaerts/allowing him to leave via FA is hard to overlook.
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VegetasHairline
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My ERA is probably gonna cost me the NL Cy Young Award.
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Carlos Stanton has 198. average 
An everyday player with an 198. average
It feels like average MLB players average these days is
Pete Alonso average is awful too.
Have averages went down league wide compared to years ago?
An everyday player with an 198. average
It feels like average MLB players average these days is
Pete Alonso average is awful too.
Have averages went down league wide compared to years ago?
WAY down. I remarked a little while back how few guys are hitting .300 compared to 10-20 years ago.Carlos Stanton has 198. average
An everyday player with an 198. average
It feels like average MLB players average these days is
Pete Alonso average is awful too.
Have averages went down league wide compared to years ago?
Right now, there's nine guys total who qualify for batting average hitting over .300.
Ten years ago it was 24; 15 years ago it was 34; 20 years ago it was 40!