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Louis Armstrong the great trumpeter

Right, this years play-offs had some of the best numbers in years

Looks like he's the man right now

It's his smugness that gets me

Nicely summed up, my abiding memory of him is Keith absolutely loving him, he could do no wrong

Plus SUPERMANAEA looks like it might be screaming in despair at Saleh getting fired , adds to it

Frayed Knot wrote: Kay's rant and the idea that gimmicky rule changes are going to draw in young viewers in droves reeks of hopeful speculation being treated as fact. It reminds me somewhat of when some christian churches in the 1970's decided that updating the language in their prayer books and such was the key to drawing in the younger crowd only to find out that it did nothing of the sort and instead turned off some of those who were already attending and liked the services just as they were. Key saying "to jump a guy for trying to make a legitimate change " what ? Legitimate?

Michael Kay

[TWEET] [/TWEET] This is wild , replete with drunken Irish men

Hopefully Manfred is seeing the feedback on this and is taking note

Looking at that rotation we need a #1 type and a #2

Shaun seems an odd spelling, especially for someone born in Worcester in 1942( I looked him up) must be an American thing?

Take the L and move on 😂

=MFS62 post_id=180126 time=1733249042 user_id=60] Nice of him to let us know that. Thanks. Later

Scott at the time worked in the Red Sox org , that's the "we"

Problem is it gets guys like Jayson Stark fleshing it out like this • Each team gets to pick one at-bat — at any point in the game, but only once — to play its Golden AB card. So would it save that card for The Juan Soto Moment? Or would it play it in the second inning, with the bases loaded and a chance to blow up a game? Strategy alert! • Or there's this option: Each team gets one Golden AB per game — except only in the seventh inning or later. • Or there's the variation I'd vote for — where only a team that is trailing (or tied) in the ninth or later gets to use a Golden AB. I'm a fan of less is more, and two Golden ABs every game (one per team) might be overkill. • There's also this potential wrinkle: The Royals use their Golden AB to let Bobby Witt Jr. lead off the ninth. He makes an out. But who's batting second? Whaddaya know, it's Witt's turn in the lineup. So here he comes again. Yes, that could be a thing. So what variation will actually end up happening (if any of them do)? We have many golden miles to travel before we can answer that. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5961016/2024/12/02/golden-at-bat-rule-mlb?source=user-shared-articlehttps://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5961016/2024/12/02/golden-at-bat-rule-mlb?source=user-shared-article

Manfred says there is buzz around the Golden At-Bat rule , I just can't imagine this happening, it's awful https://www.si.com/mlb/rob-manfred-buzz-golden-at-bat-rule-baseballhttps://www.si.com/mlb/rob-manfred-buzz-golden-at-bat-rule-baseball

A blast from the past 😂

I saw this but hesitated to report it as the accounts were mostly BS, except I guess the 7 Line

Yeah, not really liking this move

Benjamin Grimm wrote: There have been rumors that the Red Sox are about to close the deal. I guess we'll see. There is certainly a bunch of people on Twitter claiming inside knowledge that he is going to Boston , but it looks like a whole lot of bait One person claims that a friend in real estate says she has been showing Soto's older sister houses ,that's the kind of stuff that's going on

Wow

Wow that's a name from the past