Andrew Hyde retweeted
This is the only real change to the game that I am sad for. The loss of the starting pitcher takes something away from it for me. You lose the story and narrative which always added more in buildup and during the game.
Andrew Hyde retweeted
SET THE TONE!🇨🇦🔥
Four scoreless innings and five punchouts for Canadian starter Joseph Pereira (Etobicoke, ON).
#BaseballCanada | #JNT | #PanAmericanoU18
Andrew Hyde retweeted
Survey fans on cheaper tickets, $5 beers, free parking, no blackouts, every game on one affordable streaming service, no jersey ads and fewer commercials.
Funny how fan opinion suddenly matters when it aligns with the owners’ financial interests.
These guys aren’t prepared to sacrifice billions in revenue and risk a work stoppage out of concern for competitive balance. They do not give a shit about competitive balance.
Owners want a cap because they believe it benefits them financially. Full stop. The fan surveys are just a convenient way to sell it.
Trying to convince fans that billionaire owners suddenly care about them is insulting.
“Owners do not intend to pivot from their contentions. Their insistence on a cap and floor -- backed, the league says, by surveys that show fans want one”, per @JeffPassan
Andrew Hyde retweeted
Worst part about the dodgers buying championship after championship is Dave Roberts getting to act like he’s a good manager lol
Andrew Hyde retweeted
Max Scherzer on how he felt on the mound in his final start for the #BlueJays:
“I felt like I was unlimited."
Andrew Hyde retweeted
FROM DOWN & OUT TO ALL THE WAY BACK 😱
TEXAS SCORES 21 UNANSWERED IN THE FOURTH TO TAKE THE LEAD IN THE FINAL SECONDS 🔥
Andrew Hyde retweeted
Max Scherzer just became the eighth pitcher in MLB history to record double-digit strikeouts in a game after turning 42 years old.
Everyone else to do it is either in Cooperstown, en route to Cooperstown, denied entry into Cooperstown despite obvious merit, or Rich Hill.
Andrew Hyde retweeted
This is the funniest rule in baseball because it makes boomers who don’t know ball furious - the rule was codified in 1845!!!!!! The runner sets the basepath, you’re taught to run at wherever the receiver of the throw is looking!!
