Spanky__99

Light Tower Power, bro.

Crushed.

*delete*

That was underwhelming.

1-0 good guys!

Well Saucedo's here, I just want to see some help within.

lol

lol... holy f***!

Dude, I've suppressed those thoughts, what are you doing to me?

It hurts me to say, you're right. You sold me on Canario then I delved into him some more, and got hooked, lol.

I was thinking of Logue as a possible pen arm for us, like right now. He's been outstanding.

Is the NCAA World Series going to be televised, starts this Saturday, correct? Hmm... it's all on ESPN, hopefully it's on a youtube stream. No Arkansas holy s***.

It's huge.

Yes, I picked up Chicken Strip for this game, the Yankees suxxxxxxx!!!

Highlights of the enhanced enforcement include: • Umpires have been instructed to perform checks periodically throughout the game of all starting and relief pitchers on both teams, regardless of whether they suspect a violation of the rules. • Starting pitchers will have more than one mandatory check per game, and each relief pitcher must be checked either at the conclusion of the inning in which he entered the game or when he is removed from the game, whichever occurs first. Inspections will generally be conducted between innings or after pitching changes. Hats, gloves, and fingertips of the pitcher will be checked. • Umpires may also perform a check at any time during the game when they notice the baseball has an unusually sticky feel to it, or when the umpire observes a pitcher going to his glove, hat, belt, or any other part of his uniform or body to retrieve or apply what may be a foreign substance. • A player who possesses or applies foreign substances will be immediately ejected from the game and suspended. The umpiring crew shall be the sole judge as to whether the rules have been violated. The use of foreign substances is not subject to challenge using the replay review system. • Although the foreign substance prohibitions do not apply exclusively to pitchers, the pitcher ultimately will be responsible for any ball that is delivered with a foreign substance on it. If a player other than the pitcher is found to have applied a foreign substance to the baseball (e.g., the catcher applies a foreign substance to the baseball before throwing it back to the pitcher), both the position player and pitcher will be ejected and automatically suspended. • Catchers will also be subject to routine inspections. Umpires will also inspect a position player if they observe conduct consistent with the use of a foreign substance by the pitcher. Position players will not be ejected for having a foreign substance on their glove or uniform unless the umpire determines that the player was applying the substance to the ball in order to aid the pitcher. • A player who refuses to cooperate with an inspection conducted by the umpire will be presumed to have violated the rules, resulting in an ejection from the game and a suspension. • Rosin bags on the mound may be used in accordance with the rules. All substances except for rosin are prohibited per the Playing Rules that clearly state players cannot “apply a foreign substance of any kind to the ball” and may not “have on his person, or in his possession, any foreign substance.” Players may not intentionally combine rosin with other substances (e.g., sunscreen) to create additional tackiness or they risk ejection and suspension. • Club personnel who help players to use foreign substances, handle foreign substances, mask player use of foreign substances, interfere with collections of baseballs, or otherwise fail to report such violations of the rules, will be subject to fines and/or suspension by the commissioner. • Any club employee who encourages a player to use foreign substances, or otherwise trains a player how to utilize a foreign substance in violation of the rules, will be subject to severe discipline by the commissioner up to and including placement on the Ineligible List. • Clubs and club personnel are subject to sanctions for failing to adequately educate and manage or police their staff and players to ensure compliance with the rules. The Department of Investigations will investigate Clubs whose players repeatedly violate the rules to determine the extent to which Club personnel were aware of or otherwise condoned the practice. • Clubs may not replace on the roster a player who is suspended for any on-field violation. • MLB will closely monitor the effect of this policy on competition, and on player health, and may make future modifications to the enhanced enforcement guidance as appropriate.

Ouch, about 18 months, TJS incoming... sad.

I don't think anyone sees anything wrong with that article statistically, we really only had one good reliever(Romano) against the top of their order, it's a different scenario, we need BP help ASAP.

I guess Dunedin has it because that was the Jays home park? IDK

lol

This is how you can find the info...

It's because Krylian was replying to Keith's mock pick here, you can't blame him... Also Jim Callis...

Yup, for the duration of the suspension. That's a big detriment to the entire club.

Damn... G-snarls nailed that on the head, big pressure on the orgs to stop it also.