[Official] Mariners @ Astros

WTH not challenge that!? Looks like his foot came off.

 

I would have liked to see that replay again.

 

No idea why we didn't have them review that.

...And Altuve with the huge pick-me-up. Covid ain't got **** on that guy.

 

Love it when Altuve gets hits

 

Juuuust a bit low

 

This ump loves him some low strike calls

 

Yordan seems to get screwed on an inordinate number of called strikes.

 

Yordan's only weakness in the box....

Getting cheated on strike calls

 

Hey Tucker didn’t strike out!

 

Kyle and Corey Seager both throw right and bat left.

Quirky

 

That location of the Crawford Boxes produces cheap HRs and long singles

More HRs than singles though

 

Ready for a bregman long ball here

great job brantley!

 

Main reason why I haven’t checked in over here is because it sounds like the Rockets forum

 

Jason Lane, Yordan, every LHB catcher in baseball, it's rare but not as rare as one would think

For baseball players, throwing right-handed and batting left-handed may be the best combination for success in the major leagues, according a new analysis of player data from 1871 through 2016.

The findings, published in a letter to The New England Journal of Medicine, show that such players - among them, Boston Red Sox legend Ted Williams - were far more likely to be .300 hitters and were also more likely to end up in baseball’s Hall of Fame.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ll-players-throw-right-hit-left-idUSKBN1CU32Y

Also a good read: https://www.mlb.com/news/baseball-endangered-species-lefty-hitter-lefty-thrower

 

why don’t I like the NBA like I did as a kid and in my 20’s? I know you don’t know me, it’s kinda rhetorical.

 

They probably sent the runners there because of all the DPs Bregman been hitting into

 

Lol.. Stros tried to avoid another DP from Bregs

 

Did you see the play?

 

I’m actually going to make a point to stay out of here just because of you

 

Would be fun if that Abreu would stay around for a while.