Edgy MD wrote: The Twins logo is so sweet that it inspired Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson's logo when they reunited as The Replacements. https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-CP222_replac_DV_20140430111348.jpg> I have that poster on my office wall!
Benjamin Grimm wrote: If each row and each column was headed with the TB logo, and I had to name nine distinct Tampa Bay Rays, I don't think I could do it. Very much this. If I see the TB logo, I throw up my hands.
There's a lot of published authors out there giving rapid-spray takes on Twitter. Especially about sports. This guy's blog is just rankings of different players in different sports without any explanation for the criteria of the rankings. His most recent Tweet is:
"I believe this story [from a buddy of mine, thirdhand], and I believe his comment 100%." is how I assume most of Joe Rogan's thoughts begin.
Mark Cahna: The Atlantic Coverboy [fimg=400]https://i.imgur.com/sysM1xX.png[/fimg] There's a Citi Field spread from the May 7th game in the print article as well.
In August of last year, I honestly wondered if the 2021 team was the best I had ever witnessed as an adult. Now I feel like they played above their heads to an historic level. Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?
Carlos Correa: 169 AB, 36 H, 6 HR, 14 R, .213/.302/.396/.698 While I think he can improve toward his career numbers, I can't help but think a bullet was dodged here. Mets fans would not abide those numbers on this team.
Only 5 parks other than Wrigley are older than 8/8/88 when Wrigley had it's first night game: Kauffman Stadium -- Kansas City Royals Oakland Coliseum -- Oakland Athletics Angel Stadium -- Los Angeles Angels Dodger Stadium -- Los Angeles Dodgers Fenway Park -- Boston Red Sox SkyDome in Toronto opened in 1989, IIRC.
A Boy Named Seo wrote: I hear you, but spring training games are exhibitions, too, and not without their own injuries, bizarre as this one was. Yabbut...no one is celebrating like this after a meaningless ST game.