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  1. LWFS
    =G-Fafif post_id=63159 time=1620259330 user_id=55] Nimmo to IL. Mazeika is brought up, presumably to tease him some more.
  2. LWFS
    On the plus side, we DO get to see Yamamoto tonight, most likely
  3. LWFS
    There are little spoonfuls of news that Jake might be a late scratch with a lat issue. Or, rather, a little garbage plate. EDIT: Now confirmed by Heyman, Sherman, and several of the beats.
  4. LWFS
    QUATTLEBAUM, QUATTLEBAUM, QUATTLEBAUM https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/eb/4d/02/eb4d02b4a93a0f96fdc83d5d1108cfa4.jpg>
  5. LWFS
    bumpety bump
  6. LWFS
    Some still can. Harper. Trout. Hell, Piss Missile went about as "opposite way" as a guy with his power can go all the damn time during his breakout season. To my main purpose... Lefty Specialist wrote: Don't know if any hitting coach can fix Lindor right now. And Rojas doesn't have the guts to bat him 7th or 8th. There was an interesting bit of business from Harold Reynolds on MLB Network last night, tucked in among the there's-no-respect-for-the-veteran-coaching-voice and telling-guys-to-go-the-opposite-way-to-break-a-slump-is-verboten old-man grumbles. He led a side-by-side comparative dissection of Lindor's swings from this season and a varying selection of plate appearances from 2015-2019. Unless he's cherry-picking, it seems Lindor's got his hands lower/more lax during the latter-day swings, giving himself too much to do/less time to get properly into the load portion of his swing, and making almost every swing rushed or late.
  7. LWFS
    Zack Scott's between-the-lines explanation sounds like “Chili was old and set in ways we didn't believe in.” Danced around saying it in soundbite-y fashion pretty admirably, what with the "everybody has strengths and weaknesses" thing.
  8. LWFS
    Do you really PH Almora and not leave him in for defense? That's like the worst of both worlds, innit?
  9. LWFS
    Good Heavens, Mr. Yamamoto, you look BEAUTIFUL
  10. LWFS
    Frayed Knot wrote: Nimmo in CF and Pillar in LF?!? Right? Worth noting: A-Rod has used the word "lazy" to describe Lindor SIX times tonight. Not once for another player, while I've been watching.
  11. LWFS
    Donnie should talk to Frannie, I think.
  12. LWFS
    Bobble notwihstanding, Castro is a FIND.
  13. LWFS
    The Hot Corner wrote: Easy to talk smack if you're Alvarado and you never have to step in the box and worry about facing a high fastball. In the old days one of his teammates would either be taking one for his antics or they would be playing dodge ball. In todays game, their is little danger to acting like a thug. Maybe Alvarado felt that comfortable because he knew none of the Mets would hit him
  14. LWFS
    Good thing we pulled our cruising starter after 64 pitches and 8 Ks.
  15. LWFS
    Fanfares are pretty fuggin' awesome. Gimme something like "Pass the Peas" or some other such. Maybe "Search and Destroy," if I'm feeling dangerous, or "Put it in Your Mouth," if I'm feeling orally fixated. Or no, wait, I got it: "Mexico or Bust," New Kingdom. [media=youtube]eO6jDIFqGC0[/media]
  16. LWFS
    Stephen Tarpley: most assuredly NOT in the Circle of Trust
  17. LWFS
    Oh, come ON, baseball fates. First cue-shot singles from the pitcher, now check-swing bloop singles?
  18. LWFS
    I'm not sure at what McCann was swinging. Maybe he was, like, lost in reverie, remembering appetizing pitches in days gone by.
  19. LWFS
    =LWFS post_id=62027 time=1619296637 user_id=84] This ump has a... um... unique interpretation of the strike zone.
  20. LWFS
    I mean, he was charging it for ten steps or so before fielding it; it would've been almost more understandable if he'd sailed it.
  21. LWFS
    Walks, errors, seeing-eye business, and it's two runs.
  22. LWFS
    This ump has a... um... unique interpretation of the strike zone.
  23. LWFS
    This fuggin' guy.
  24. LWFS
    They seem to find and amplify the stupid in just about every offensive situation. Just plain disheartening.
  25. LWFS
    They CANNOT lay off his high fastball.
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