joe table wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:

Stripes wrote:Watching the Bucs-Reds, Russell Martin gets called for blocking the plate on a FORCE PLAY! Had one foot on the plate, reached into foul territory for the throw, runner slides in late and is called out initially. Crew chief review(not a "challenge"), and the geniuses in New York call him safe.

This is more #$!&@ up than the transfer rule.

Wow, I watched that a bunch of times and can't figure out what martin did wrong.

link

This is what he did wrong per MLB

bleh wrote:the braves are cursed

King Felix's last 3 starts: 22 1/3 IP, 11 H, 2 R, 31 K, 0 wins. No pitcher since 1900 has had 4 GS in row of 7+ IP 0-1 runs & no wins

BenBadler
Bryce Harper is rehabbing tonight with High-A Potomac. He's still the third-youngest player on that team.

Umpires are now 286/541 (.529 Affirmation Rate) in Replay Reviews during the 2014 MLB season.

Ace Rothstein wrote:the HR Derby this year is going to be some kind of bracket tournament after the 1st round

gehrig38
As of yesterday I am in remission. Start the 5 year clock!

BigEd76 wrote:

gehrig38
As of yesterday I am in remission. Start the 5 year clock!

yay

Recent Delsea grad Bryan Dobzanski was intent on attending the University of Louisville on a baseball scholarship until the St. Louis Cardinals made him an offer he couldn't refuse.

A 29th-round draft choice of St. Louis earlier this month, the hard-throwing righthander said Tuesday night that he would sign with the Cardinals on Thursday in Florida.

The slot value for all draft choices selected after the 10th round is $100,000, but Dobzanski said he would be signing for considerably more.

"They are offering me $700,000," he said by phone. "I pretty much had my mind set on attending Louisville, but that offer threw me off guard."

A two-time state wrestling champion, Dobzanski was 3-0 with a 0.91 ERA this past season. He had 68 strikeouts in 46 innings.

"This is a dream come true," Dobzanski said. "I always wanted to be a professional baseball player."