TWiB Notes -- April 8 thru 14
TWiB Notes -- April 8 thru 14
Yankees two-hit the Marlins, winning 7–0, and dropping the Fish to 1–10.
Skip Schumaker is the defending manager of the year, and he looks like he may not survive April.
Skip Schumaker is the defending manager of the year, and he looks like he may not survive April.
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TWiB Notes - April 9 - 15
#1 prospect Jackson Holliday gets the call to the Orioles for tonight's game.
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Re: TWiB Notes - April 9 - 15
Played 2B, w/Gunnar Henderson entrenched at SS, 0-4 w/2 Ks although notched an RBI via an IF ground out.Frayed Knot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 2:49 pm #1 prospect Jackson Holliday gets the call to the Orioles for tonight's game.
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Re: TWiB Notes -- April 8 thru 14
Max Fried lowered his ERA last night by 9.26 lol...
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Re: TWiB Notes -- April 8 thru 14
Last night Shohei Ohtani tied Hidecki Matsui for career (MLB) HRs by a Japanese player: 175
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Re: TWiB Notes -- April 8 thru 14
ESPN must split/shrink the screen during their SNB for at least 30% of the time.
They shrink it to show the player who's mic'd up at the expense of the game itself (like we have to SEE the player talking in addition to hearing him)
They shrink it to show their announcers at the expense of showing the game itself as if THEY are the ones we tuned in to see
They do the same with the now standard but always meaningless in-game manager interviews.
They do it whenever they cut to Buster Olney like we want to see him over whatever game action happens to be going on
... etc.
Funny, I don't see them putting MNF games into a shrunken box six or seven times a night but of course they LIKE football but don't like baseball,
don't know anyone who likes baseball, and therefore assume that no one else does either.
They shrink it to show the player who's mic'd up at the expense of the game itself (like we have to SEE the player talking in addition to hearing him)
They shrink it to show their announcers at the expense of showing the game itself as if THEY are the ones we tuned in to see
They do the same with the now standard but always meaningless in-game manager interviews.
They do it whenever they cut to Buster Olney like we want to see him over whatever game action happens to be going on
... etc.
Funny, I don't see them putting MNF games into a shrunken box six or seven times a night but of course they LIKE football but don't like baseball,
don't know anyone who likes baseball, and therefore assume that no one else does either.
Posting Covid-19 free since March of 2020