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  1. Frayed Knot
    Not so Yennseley done that time. And when you consider that we haven't scored more than three runs in like 20 straight games now (number might not be entirely accurate) we're in deep doo-doo here (or is it deep du-du?) We also don't have, y'know, one of those hit things yet
  2. Frayed Knot
    The escape that inning was very Yennsely done.
  3. Frayed Knot
    The road goes on forever and the party never ends
  4. Frayed Knot
    Frayed Knot wrote: Someone (probably Kurkjian) has already gone back and figured out who the initial 20th century guy was. Not a definitive answer, but a quickie search took me to Luke Sewell who spent 20 seasons in the big leagues almost exclusively as a catcher. Born Jan 5, 1901, Sewell made his ML debut on June 30, 1921, right about two months older than Wander Franco is now. Sewell's brothers Tommy & Joe also played in MLB as did their cousin Rip, but none were as young as Luke.
  5. Frayed Knot
    Maybe. But I also remember when it was decided that if you pronounced it HAR-ass-ment instead of ha-RASS-ment (or maybe it was the other way around) it meant that you were a disgusting, sexist pig.
  6. Frayed Knot
    He's a Twenty-first Century Ray He's a ... Top SS prospect Wander Franco -- #1 across the board in both pre-2020 & pre-2021 -- will make his ML debut tonight for Tampa Bay against Boston. So what's so significant? DOB: 3/1/2001, making him the first ML'er to be born in the 21st century. Someone (probably Kurkjian) has already gone back and figured out who the initial 20th century guy was.
  7. Frayed Knot
    Not until this story did I realize that it's spelled Du-Rag rather than Doo-Rag That probably makes me a racist.
  8. Frayed Knot
    Lefty Specialist wrote: =Centerfield post_id=68741 time=1624364120 user_id=65] Any word on time frame for Familia? I'm OK with him taking a long time.
  9. Frayed Knot
    Edgy MD wrote: Eickhoff is living pretty well right now. Especially when you consider that it took him 107 pitches just to get through the 1st inning.
  10. Frayed Knot
    Ian Anderson is a snake when he disagrees with his catcher.
  11. Frayed Knot
    Lefty Specialist wrote: Boy, Acuna has a friggin gun for an arm. Yeah, although a) he was shallow and coming in by the time he released his throw and it was a dumb attempt by Alonso
  12. Frayed Knot
    His jewelry brings to mind a boat anchor.
  13. Frayed Knot
    Nice win ... but it was also the shoulda win game w/JdG vs rookie. Game 2 figures to be more of a toss up and it will make or break the DH
  14. Frayed Knot
    Edgy MD wrote: Not sure why McCann and not Guillorme went up to pinch-hit there, unless he's coming into the game anyhow. McCann was already in the game. Nido was pulled after running the bases.
  15. Frayed Knot
    Not a good inning by Lugo obviously but still a two run lead and the bottom of the Atlanta lineup in the 7th Keep those early hitters off the base paths and it never gets back around to Acuna (5th batter in line)
  16. Frayed Knot
    DOM FOR PREZ!!!!
  17. Frayed Knot
    Hey Frankie L., wanna make some friends?
  18. Frayed Knot
    OK now we may have to contact the Buffalo's agent.
  19. Frayed Knot
    That OF goof was all part of the plan to make the Braves spend Sandoval before reaching the final innings.
  20. Frayed Knot
    They at least had enough archival footage to keep it from being told totally from Barry's perspective. Most of it was, just not all.
  21. Frayed Knot
    The Yanx turned their second triple play of the week and their third this season. Two of the TP's, including today's, have been game-ending. Chapman walked the first two hitters on a total of 9 pitches, then was shaking hands one pitch later. Talk about falling up!
  22. Frayed Knot
    No way on Buffalo II Not over Nido, or over anyone else i can think of for that matter.
  23. Frayed Knot
    We needed to pitch to Schwarber less and hit it to him more.
  24. Frayed Knot
    Pete is looking very lunge-y lately.
  25. Frayed Knot
    Not saying that any bad calls are OK, just that you can't hang the cause of the loss on one pitch particularly when an earlier pitch in the same AB was likely wrong the other way so if we're going to wave a wand and correct all the calls Soto might have walked before even getting to that point.
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