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Everything posted by Omar

  1. Omar
    Ump screwed us
  2. Omar
    Can we all move on.
  3. Omar
    Imagine if someone showed Kirk what a sit-up was? #Cooperstown
  4. Omar
    Kirk is a s*** disturber on the basepaths!
  5. Omar
    Way to go Kirky!
  6. Omar
  7. Omar
    Manoah: "That was f***en sick"
  8. Omar
    While Cavan sits in the dugout.
  9. Omar
    LOB kings:(
  10. Omar
    Ah....s***.
  11. Omar
    Skinny P magic!
  12. Omar
    Not the best effort from Vladdy there.
  13. Omar
  14. Omar
    Marinaccio going to give it up:p
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  16. Omar
    September 7th Vladdy - 1 Point - Springer - 1 Point - Bichette - 2 Points - wilko Kirk - 2 Points - Chapman - 2 Points - Gurriel Jr - 5 Points - Bradley - 5 Points - Espinal - 6 Points - JaysAllMighty Tapia - 8 Points - Omar Off the bench: 10 Points-
  17. Omar
    I hope we put up a crooked number against them tonight.
  18. Omar
    From MLB: The catcher is not permitted to block the runner's path to the plate unless he is in possession of the ball, though blocking the path of the runner in a legitimate attempt to receive a throw is not considered a violation. The runner can be ruled safe if the umpire determines the catcher violated this rule. But per a September 2014 memorandum to the rule, the runner may still be called out if he was clearly beaten by the throw. Backstops are not subject to this rule on force plays. When receiving a throw, catchers will often provide a sliding lane into home plate for the runner to lower the possibility that they will be called for violating the rule. Likewise, runners can lower their chances of being called for a violation by sliding in the given lane. ....clear as mud
  19. Omar
    I think he was in the lane before the ball arrived which MAY cause the runner to alter his approach to the plate.
  20. Omar
    "You're next. I'm coming for ya"
  21. Omar
    This was during an All-Star game LOLOLOL! Look at the third base coach clapping in the background:cool:
  22. Omar
    This is the only rule I understand you PaNzIes!
  23. Omar
    The domino effect of a s***** starter is having to use 7 pitchers this game. At least Thursday is an off day.
  24. Omar
    Jeff Nelson luvin it.
  25. Omar
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