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Andre Dawson should’ve worn the expos uniform tonight

waste of time review

I am sure another chaotic ending coming up, thanks to s***** bullpens

told ya, wait for the bullpen

Phillies bullpen hasn’t entered the game yet. That’s usually a disaster.

Phillies bullpen is the cure for a bad season

Baseball does not need expansion, there is enough bad players in the league, these bullpens are a joke, many don't belong in the majors

both these teams are a disgrace, i need new teams to root for

this is horrible baseball

Soriano is good pick up but needs better control

looks like delay already

Be aware no way this starts on time, utley ceremony and rain right behind it

Unfortunately once you are just accused, many people just assume guilt

Please no

When I think of Baltimore I think of the Wire, When I have Been to Baltimore I am afraid i am in an episode of the Wire

When I think of Baltimore I think of the Wire, When I have Been to Baltimore I am afraid i am in an episode of the Wire

I'll get over it

Miss america looked like a malnourished 50 year old

I missed it, did they bring back the other guy that disappeared

From what I could find MLB official scorers are technically league-appointed independent contractors rather than direct, full-time employees of an MLB club or the league office in the traditional sense. Here is how the system works: League Appointment: Since 1980, Major League Baseball has centralized the appointment of official scorers. This was done specifically to eliminate the conflicts of interest that existed when local newspaper beat writers (who were often cozy with the home team) performed the role. Local Assignment: While they are appointed by the league to ensure impartiality, they are effectively "local" in the sense that they are assigned to a specific stadium for the season. Unlike umpires, they do not travel with teams. Most official scorers live in or near the city where they work. Backgrounds: They are typically individuals with deep baseball knowledge—often retired sportswriters, former coaches, umpires, or people with extensive experience in professional or amateur baseball scoring. Professionalization: Because their decisions (such as "hit vs. error") directly impact player statistics, contract bonuses, and league records, the process is highly standardized. Scorers have access to instant replay video and are in constant communication with the MLB stats department in New York throughout the game. In short, they are independent experts selected and overseen by the league to maintain neutrality, though they usually reside in the local market of the stadium where they are assigned.

I thought the scorers are MLB employees not home town guys

Harper is a terrible baserunner, just an average throw on two of those hits he is out

A stupid law? yes I can believe it

Are any of these stadiums really for common people any more, sure common people go but probably charge all the overpriced food and beer on a credit card and get in more debt they can't pay

Why do they play day games every friday