also shout out to Ippei Mizuhara for taking the fall for so that MLB can have their Judge Ohtani circle jerk.
It's time, Juan. It's time.
Now that the Yankees have gotten a taste of the World Series again, Boone's firing could be a reality. But they've been playing it safe for years so I wouldn't be surprised to see him return. The question is who would replace him?Fundamentals like who covers first on a grounder are the type of shit that gets worked on in spring training and becomes 2nd nature and pure reaction to properly prepared players. Don't see how Boone survives that disaster of a WS performance.
They won in 2020.congrats Dodgers - 36 years is a long time between championships.
Did they, though?They won in 2020.
whatever that was, it definitely wasn't a world series championship.They won in 2020.
The runs are all unearned because without the errors, Betts would never have batted in the inning. If everything is clean, the Lux strikeout ends the inning. He theoretically could have given up 5 straight home runs to Betts through Kike Hernandez and all runs would still be unearned.That 5th inning meltdown by the Yankees was Chicago Cubs-level. Seemingly small mistakes all adding up to catastrophe.
Ironically, Garitt Cole didn't get charged with a single earned run. His failure to cover first base on that one play wasn't counted as an error, but surely he has to be responsible for at least one of those runs.
Baseball rules are weird.
No. Again, in theory Betts (and actually Ohtani) should have not batted in the inning without the prior errors. Any runs after that point would be unearned no matter how they were scored.What if he had been charged with an error, though? It's his fault the inning is prolonged, ergo he should be charged with runs that are scored after it?