Monkeyboy wrote:Either that or they should ALWAYS post one after the other.

Werthless too!

Phred wrote:

JFLNYC wrote:

Phred wrote:

JFLNYC wrote:I am.

Me, too!

Do you still live there?

No. I'm Charlotte, NC now.

You? Is assume you are in NYC.

Poor MIlty.

Maybe we can all set up a Zoom call to console one another.

Poor Zoom

Dee Gordon has added his mother’s name, who was killed when he was six. He’s going by Dee Strange-Gordon now.

Weird

Slowhand wrote:Weird

No, Strange.


(realize that's what you were probably going after anyway)

swishnicholson wrote:

Slowhand wrote:Weird

No, Strange.


(realize that's what you were probably going after anyway)

I didn't want to make it too obvious.

Hope he also honors his uncle, Pork Chop Pough.

Slowhand wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:

Slowhand wrote:Weird

No, Strange.


(realize that's what you were probably going after anyway)

I didn't want to make it too obvious.

I never let that hold me back.

Obvi...uh, clearly.

Should of kept

https://www.instagram.com/p/CEu_5gyDrI1 ... ifg4sk3w6e

The 8 AL playoff teams are basically locked in already. Rays, As, Indians, White Sox, Twins, Astros, Yankees are all at 98.9+% to make the playoffs per ESPNs odds, then the Jays are at 89%. Tigers are at 10% and everyone else is below 2%.

MoBettle wrote:The 8 AL playoff teams are basically locked in already. Rays, As, Indians, White Sox, Twins, Astros, Yankees are all at 98.9+% to make the playoffs per ESPNs odds, then the Jays are at 89%. Tigers are at 10% and everyone else is below 2%.

I think Nate Silver would call this an overconfident model

Wonder what the sum total of 'not' one of those 8 is.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/20 ... edictions/

538's sports stuff is pretty quick and dirty but they have similar projections. Numbers aside doesn't really seem like anyone else in the AL is really trying to win anyway.

Lou Brock passed away today

RIP

Ace Rothstein wrote:Lou Brock passed away today

RIP, Lou. I think I still have his rookie card somewhere.

It's so great the Yanks are slipping in the standings. When we saw them earlier in the year, their announcers were smug as hell. They were acting like running away with the east was a certainty and the rest of baseball would be looking up at them.

If they miss the playoffs, it will be hilarious. Go Orioles and Blue Jays!

Rangers are now 3-17 since crying about Tatis swinging 3-0

Anyone else a little surprised that there is no team that sort of came from nowhere in this shortened season to be really in the hunt? 60 games is like nothing in baseball... remember the 1995 Phillies? The same Phillies who intentionally permitted Paul Quantrill, Tyler Green, Mike Mimbs, Sid Fernandez, Jeff Juden, and Mike Williams - yes, that Mike Williams - to start 102 of the team's 144 games in baseball's last shortened season?

They were 38-22 after 60 games, 24-13 after 37, where the Phillies are today.