8/18/24 7:10PM Yankees @ Tigers

[Motor City Sonics]

Wow, that Jazz Chisolm is such a jerk !   

 

LOL.      

 

 

Couldn't be more likable.  

 

MLB - you need to highlight more guys like this !!!!!!

Edited August 18, 2024 by Motor City Sonics

[gehringer_2]

Tork with the 1st decent AB by a Tiger.

[romad1]

Tork had a very good AB there.   Does it seem like the ball is NOT jumping off the bat?

[IdahoBert]

I remember seeing Gleyber Torres with our NWL short season Cubs A team the Boise Hawks when he was 17 and he already looked like a polished veteran. He was breathtaking to watch in the field. As I followed his career I was amazed at the power he exhibited that was seemingly absent at 17. That stuff about power being the last thing to come around I guess is true.

[oblong]

2 hours ago, RandyMarsh said:

I think you open a can of worms by changing Galarraga's game due to an umpire mistake cause maybe there was a perfect game that was benefited by an umpire call? Should those be erased because the umpire screwed up in their favor? Or maybe there were other 1 hitters that were due to a bad call but never got the notoriety cause it wasn't the last out. How about 1 walk no hitters where the walk was due to a bad call? You just never know and you could potentially be opening up all those things if you were to change the ruling of that game cause of an umpire's mistake. 

The difference is this call would have been the final out and the next at bat was the final out.  You are acknowledging a mistake but not changing anything.  You can even keep Donald’s hit in the books. All they have to do is say “yeah it was a perfect game”. This isn’t a legal issue. Nobody can sue. It’s not the Supreme Court.  MLB stats are not financial institutions that are audited.  They are already imbalanced.   I don’t see a “well if you do this then you must do that” scenario. 

[Tigeraholic1]

 

[Motor City Sonics]

2 minutes ago, oblong said:

The difference is this call would have been the final out and the next at bat was the final out.  You are acknowledging a mistake but not changing anything.  You can even keep Donald’s hit in the books. All they have to do is say “yeah it was a perfect game”. This isn’t a legal issue. Nobody can sue. It’s not the Supreme Court.  MLB stats are not financial institutions that are audited.  They are already imbalanced.   I don’t see a “well if you do this then you must do that” scenario. 

I have a feeling that if they checked with Donald he'd say it was okay to call him out.    He knew it when it happened (throwing his arms over his head)  

[Tigermojo]

Another nice play by Jung two days in a row.

[holygoat]

Jung to Kieth to Tork.

[holygoat]

Skubal needed a quick inning like that.

[oblong]

Did they adjust the lights to MLB standards for this game?  

[oblong]

11 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

I have a feeling that if they checked with Donald he'd say it was okay to call him out.    He knew it when it happened (throwing his arms over his head)  

I agree

[RandyMarsh]

11 minutes ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

 

Was it Jared Goff or Aaron Judge? When watching live I thought it was the kids yelling each Yankees players name out in the field like they do in the 1st innings at Yankee Stadium. 

[Tigeraholic1]

9 minutes ago, RandyMarsh said:

Was it Jared Goff or Aaron Judge? When watching live I thought it was the kids yelling each Yankees players name out in the field like they do in the 1st innings at Yankee Stadium. 

Deff Jared Goff.

[Sports_Freak]

52 minutes ago, IdahoBert said:

Dan said on the radio broadcast that they weren’t getting any of that data either so it may be something this venue can’t provide or some genuine glitch. 

ESPN is showing the pitch speeds.

[Sports_Freak]

They keep showing what players say their favorite app is. I keep waiting to hear someone say...Tinder. Or their bank app...lol

Edited August 19, 2024 by Sports_Freak

[Tigermojo]

Why would you send him?

[monkeytargets39]

Joey Cora is like a -5 WAR third base coach

[tiger2022]

39 minutes ago, IdahoBert said:

I remember seeing Gleyber Torres with our NWL short season Cubs A team the Boise Hawks when he was 17 and he already looked like a polished veteran. He was breathtaking to watch in the field. As I followed his career I was amazed at the power he exhibited that was seemingly absent at 17. That stuff about power being the last thing to come around I guess is true.

Well, a 17 year old isn't a grown adult.  People get stronger after 17.

[Tigermojo]

A different runner I could understand but Jung is not fast.

[Dtrain72]

Cora is smooth brained

[holygoat]

Jung looked slow af coming around 2nd. Cora should've stopped him based on that alone.

[Tigermojo]

Uh oh

[Adullin]

Brutal baserunning 

[Dtrain72]

We all knew this espn broadcast was gonna gargle the yankees sack tonite, but it's still no less irritating.