The post game press conference seemed to come quicker than usual. I think they’re intent on getting the heck out of town.
The one thing that was the usual is once again the audio was no better than two boys stringing Campbell’s tomato soup cans by a wire between their respective homes and barking into them.
I was listening to this on the radio in my car and when I heard Dan’s voice shouting “it could be” I already started celebrating.
The tigers should be able to score some runs in that band box in Cincinnati and it’s further south so it should be warmer too. It could be a fun series.
Gameday just told me that Torre‘s bat speed is down 3.0 mph compared to last year and his bat speed was already below the major league average of 71.2 mph back then.
It was such a luxury to get in my car after my morning walk in the foothills and hear Dan call Riley‘s 2-run home run. And we’ve got Gibby talking to Dan. And, actually, the obscuring fetish of a no-hitter is now over which is good.
It’s still amazes me that when the reporters are asking questions in the clubhouse during the post game press conference, their audio sounds like it is routed through a 1983 Motorola DynaTAC 8000X phone that was known as “the brick.“ I had one at one of my jobs and you could break your foot if you dropped it on yourself. But this is 2026!