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  1. Brownie19
    Schneider added that Kirk will undergo a procedure to address a fracture in his left thumb, but isn’t dealing with any ligament damage. There should be a definitive return timeline following the surgery later this week. However, fans should anticipate a multi-week absence. It’s an encouraging update after the 27-year-old backstop hit the injured list over the weekend after taking a foul tip off his hand during last Friday’s extra-inning game against the White Sox. It’ll be Tyler Heineman handling the catching duties in his absence unless Toronto brings in some additional veteran depth.
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    Yeah - OK. That's not a bad idea at all.
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    Apparently Kirk had surgery on his thumb today...
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    Do you not think this offense has what it takes? I just looked and we're actually 4th in MLB in wxOBA, which I wouldn't have expected.
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    Corbin actually hasn't been half bad the past 2 years. xFIP of like 4.21 (4.14 in 2024), which was better than Matthew Boyd, Holmes, Singer, Kikuchi, Ray, etc. last year. LFG man - we need you NOW. Edit - he throw 5 innings in A ball on the 4th. He should be up and available very soon. That's likely why Josh Fleming is on the team. He'll soon be punted to the moon.
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    But then who's going down if Fitzgerald is coming up? Barger to the IL seems to add up unfortunately.
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    It's difficult to express how much fun the start to this season has been. Where the f*ck is Patrick Corbin? Wasn't he already throwing?
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    Josh Fleming struck out 4.7 per 9 in AAA last year. Why is he on our team again? I guess it's just another arm that can detach from it's shoulder with 0 f*cks given.
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    Yes - I believe a foul pole in RF is necessary. It just wouldn't be very Pesky. But who cares, it's OK to leave some history behind.
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    Your inability to comprehend the differences should concern you.
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    I liked Cleveland's stadium when I went. It had this great standing room/craft beer/bar area in the RF corner which was cool (lots of stuff Rogers Centre has now incorporated). I enjoyed the Phillies stadium too. I've been to 2 games at Cincy and 1 at Washington. All had their pro's and con's really. I enjoyed them all to be honest. I'm going to Detroit this summer for my first ever game. Can't wait to get to the west coast to see SF, Petco, LA, etc. I like PNC for now "small" and quaint it feels. Great views too. I kinda just like Pittsburgh in general though.
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    I'd be OK with them keeping the green monster in a "new Fenway" build. Pesky's pole is unnecessary IMO. We stayed at the Buckminster in Boston. A few steps from Fenway and the location where the Shoeless Joe Jackson deal occurred. It was a really cool experience. The rooms are still done up like they would be for the ballplayers (2 separate rooms with a shared washroom).
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    I've been to a couple of games at Fenway and did the stadium tour at Wrigley (I also did the tour at Fenway). I loved both experiences - but I enjoy the history side of the game. It's certainly different than modern stadiums. I do expect that when they eventually replace both, it will be good for the team/city, but I think we should enjoy the history while we have it. I've also been to new Yankee stadium. Saw a game there and did the tour. Overall, I wasn't impressed. I wish I got to see the OG Yankee stadium myself. The modern version isn't very memorable like Fenway/Wrigley were. I almost forgot I've been there at times, with stadiums like Camden and PNC being miles ahead. Perhaps new Yankee Stadium is a good reminder that newer may not mean better...
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    Yeah my wife and oldest son are going Tuesday. Missing Ohtani sucks, but Yamamoto is a nice consolation prize. Yamamoto v. Gausman; and Ohtani v. Cease Those are some big time pitching matchups.
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    Paul Hembekides (Hembo) (@paulhembo) • Instagram reel WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 5,434 likes, 51 comments - paulhembo on March 26, 2026: "Kevin McGonigle’s minor-league track record at the plate is... Tigers are a pretty fun team to follow these days.
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    New video of Barger leaving Northwestern Memorial Hospital yesterday.
  17. Brownie19
    That 0.000 BABIP luck is certainly masking the underlying numbers right now.
  18. Brownie19
    The sad thing is you're probably right on most of these things. I sure hope we get to spend another 153 complaining about it and randomly blaming people for this outcome when we really have no f*cking idea why it happened. That's my favourite part.
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    The team may be as infected as these GDT's...
  21. Brownie19
    Why wouldn't we expect Barger to take a step forward? Did you miss when we traded for Sanchez after Santander got hurt? It's not like they sat on their hands.
  22. Brownie19
    Voth is a 33 year old nobody. You can throw him until his arm detaches.
  23. Brownie19
    Love the positivity! Looking on the bright side.
  24. Brownie19
    It's almost like they're pressing a little.
  25. Brownie19
    Congrats to Valenzuela. Great way to start your career.
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