Man the Jays are gonna be tough to watch now. At least tickets will be cheap again.
Man the Jays are gonna be tough to watch now. At least tickets will be cheap again.
Add Sony Gray to the list of people who deleted Twitter due to shit posting a few years ago.
Cueto having Tommy John Thursday. Probably won't be back until 2020.
I watched the highlights from Dodgers Brewers last night. I liked Moose and Schoop before the trades. I like the big guy that hits DONGS. I'm not supposed to like Braun because he's a bad bad cheater. I'm so conflicted right now.
I was at that game. Sucks that Hader was unavailable, Albers really has fallen apart after a promising start to the season.
But yeah be a Brewers fan it rules, the team is fun and the fans like beer but not in a depressing way
I thought I was going to get to do Schoop da Whoop memes but apparently it's pronounced "scope" so I guess 420 no-scope memes it is
Yeah I was kinda surprised at the way it's pronounced too. I'm a Tigers fan first and foremost, but I enjoy watching other fun teams when the Tigers are off or play early games. Atlanta and Pittsburgh are on my current list. Might as well add the Brewers.
Sandoval out for the year, hamstring surgery.
Yankees bullpen falling the fuck apart in this game.
Conflicting reports of whether Mike Sciosa will or won’t step down. Surprised he hasn’t been outright fired yet.
Did I miss something? What did he do wrong?
Single A ball game ended where the winning team had no hits or walks. Game went to extras and the new rule of starting a runner on second, an error then a ground out scored the only winning run.
Probably won't get it, but Dereck Rodriguez is quietly making a case for rookie of the year. 13 appearances, 11 starts 5-1 in 73 innings pitched so far, 61 strikeouts, 1.05 whip, 2.34 ERA. And that's including a June 9th start against the Nats where he gave up 5 earned runs in 2.2 innings.
Jacoby Ellsbury had surgery on his left hip to repair a torn labrum. Expected to be out 6 months.
Bryce Harper saying (with his play) 'what post-derby slump '
Padres rookie starter Brett Kennedy becomes the first player in MLB history to give up back to back to back homers (Aguilar, Shaw, Thames) in the first inning of his major league debut.