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  1. So far I've seen games at Wrigley, Fenway, AT&T, Rogers Center and the horrid dump the White Sox call a stadium. At&T was the best by far. Wrigley and Fenway had a cool history factor but really the views and sightlines are pretty bad/garbage at Fenway unless you're right behind home plate or in the front few rows down the lines. The seats are horribly uncomfortable and really the whole place needs to be imploded. Wrigley was far better in that regard despite the obvious age. RC was okay, nothing special but not horrid, I was there when the dome was closed unfortunately so I didn't get the open air experience which I suspect is better.
  2. If King isnt going to do it this year, I will do it again
  3. There has to be a villain to make sports more engaging for some people. Whether they only do it for Harper or will pick any of the opposing teams stars will be semi-interesting to see. As for Harper, the way he encourages showing emotion on the field rather than being stuffy and passionless it what gets to anyone over 50, which is still (unfortunately)a huge portion of MLBs fanbase. Median age of MLB fan in 2015 was 53 according to ESPN. IN contrast, the NBAs median age was 37
  4. Well you know what they say, speed doesn't slump
  5. They're on the major league DL
  6. Buffalo roster announced: https://www.milb.com/bisons/news/bisons-set-initial-opening-day-roster/c-270485862
  7. I think it depends on which hand the break. If its on the same hand that holds the knob of the bat then yeah it could be a lingering thing since the hamate hook rests on the bat knob for every swing they take.
  8. I think it will be feast or famine for the majority of the season. Yes, the lineup has some real thump in the middle, but it's also got its fair share of swing and miss. I think we'll see alot of wins with 6+ runs scored, and just as many losses with 1 or 2 at best, but overall they will score a decent pile of runs.
  9. Not gonna lie, Lawrie was an easy player to hate from a personal standpoint. When you think you're the second coming of Brooks Robinson, but are far from it, and act like an 18 year old frat boy... it's gonna rub people the wrong way.
  10. If the song had lyrics, I find typing a string of those lyrics into Google will usually find it, no matter how obscure it might be. Hope that helps
  11. On the flip side it would be far more worrisome if there were far fewer baserunners which would make "clutchness" even more necessary. As long as guys are getting on base consistently, the runs will be more consistent as well, generally speaking
  12. Nope. My wife's response to opening day.... " how long for this s*** this year?"
  13. What no love for me calling the Smoak grand slam? I practically willed it to happen
  14. Fun and frustrating all year long I'm sure
  15. This is better than winning at Fortnite!
  16. Get ready for curves, he doesn't get a fastball this AB I bet unless it head high
  17. Yeah, 107 pitches too. Never see that this early in the season
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