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  1. Pizza hit a good few against Pedro Martinez
  2. Thanks a terrible way to spell Conor 😂
  3. Jeff wears his heart on his sleeve , but yeah his skills are going
  4. Heading away camping today so I'll miss it, probably a good thing
  5. Very annoying, I prefer the Hojo version for the same product
  6. The sloppy play on top of everything else is a real concern
  7. NY Lottery " what's up your sleeve " is annoying
  8. Good at bats from Bo so far and good catch at the fence by Bader
  9. Oh for fecks sake , Semien can't make the play , Peterson getting hit
  10. I haven't given up on him yet, I think he'll have a big series in SF ,as Keith likes to remind us Semien is from there
  11. Still no sign of it
  12. I'm feeling not good at all, thank you Can a series in the second week of the season be big? I think so and this one is , Giants aren't great either though
  13. I totally forgot about the years left, damn
  14. Lord ,I held out hope for him and was looking forward to seeing him, but man,he looks shot
  15. Feels like a make it or break it stretch, they had better wake up starting in SF
  16. Looks like he hesitated a step and couldn't make it up
  17. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7163482/2026/04/01/mlb-umpires-abs-system/ What is a strike? The answer to that question has traditionally been easy for MLB umpires: A strike is whatever I say it is. However, amid the introduction of the automated ball-strike challenge system, highly experienced former MLB umps are critical of baseball’s newest technology. Citing their own observations and conversations with those currently still in the job, the consistent criticism has been simple: What’s a ball and what’s a strike has changed, and they don’t know how, exactly, to call it. “The strike zone has never been an exact science,” said longtime former umpire Gary Darling. “They’re flipping pitches that are missing by a tenth of an inch, in a system that’s not exact anyway. … As much as baseball wants to define the strike zone, it’s still not defined.
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