MrPryck2U
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Questionable is an understatement. That second to last pitch to Ortiz was almost in the dirt.
He had a right to be pissed.
Oh yeah. That was the umpire's way of saying "Fuck you!".
Questionable is an understatement. That second to last pitch to Ortiz was almost in the dirt.
He had a right to be pissed.
Their team strikeout rate is starting to creep up a little after a great start, which is about the best hope I've got right now.
They look incredibly tough out of the gate.
They're a juggernaut currently. But its only May 8. Health will be a big key for them over the long haul.
they had the third worst strike out rate of all time last year. You don't WANT to see the strike outs, but I'm not gonna panic yet.
I'm at home in Indiana this week. Not going to Wrigley is killing me. I might crack and go to tomorrow's game, but it remains to be seen.
Right... which is why the Mets were able to sweep them. High strikeout hitters vs a slew of strikeout pitchers. Contrast that with Kansas City. Those fucks never strike out.they had the third worst strike out rate of all time last year. You don't WANT to see the strike outs, but I'm not gonna panic yet.
I'm at home in Indiana this week. Not going to Wrigley is killing me. I might crack and go to tomorrow's game, but it remains to be seen.
They'll continue to be a terrific team and likely win 100+ games, but it'll be despite Heyward. Terrible contract.Health has already reared its head with Schwarber out for the season. They've only lost 6 games without him but the lineup would certainly be deadlier over the long haul.
Keep in mind that Heyward and Soler aren't even batting to their potentials yet.
I doubt you'd regret going, and it's not like tickets are expensive.
Right... which is why the Mets were able to sweep them. High strikeout hitters vs a slew of strikeout pitchers. Contrast that with Kansas City. Those fucks never strike out.
They kinda swept the series. Think there may have been more to it then not having Addison Russell.