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He can't hit for average and he strikes out a ton. How is he not already an Angel?

He can't hit for average and he strikes out a ton. How is he not already an Angel?

He can't hit for average and he strikes out a ton. How is he not already an Angel?

Revisiting one of my favorite live recordings

Oh dear. a member of congress representing the people of that district. The world has gone mad

That's still too much

Problem with the Kings is that if Kempe and Fiala aren’t scoring they struggle to keep up. I know his cap hit is high but in anyone could use Jake Guentzel it’s the Kings

As a kid I really liked Micky Rivers then he got traded to the Yankees and I had to hate him

I'm not saying they can be used interchangeably, but ... yeah
 

I voted for Ryan's 383 K season, back then Nolan was the only reason to go to the games. I went with a friend of mine to every home start for Ryan,so it seems more personel for me. Ryan also picked up a save that year pitching 2 innings and striking out 4,which in the end pushed him past Koufax.The fact he passed a Dodger was the cherry on top and as always F the Dodgers.

That's still too much

Don't you dare call AO normal!

And I'm just saying my new nickname for Ohtani is the 700 Million Dollar Man. 🙂

That's still too much

That's still too much

That's still too much

That's still too much

That's still too much

That's still too much

If it were my decision I'd have made Reggie wear an Orioles cap on his plaque just for spite but watching Reggie do anything was more memorable than the others so he gets my vote

If it were my decision I'd have made Reggie wear an Orioles cap on his plaque just for spite but watching Reggie do anything was more memorable than the others so he gets my vote

I guess "perils and violence" sounds more sympathetic than "we just never managed to figure how to compete with online toy retailers"

My nephew's first pitch game (non-tee) could have had similar results but it was the 90s and LL was (rightfully) all about safety by then.
First time up, first pitch.  He gets plunked on the shoulder..  He was a little trooper, looked back at us, you could see he wasn't sure what to do but we all clapped and told him to go to first..  off he went.  Second time up, gets tagged in the butt..  Same thing, he looks back at us and again he's off to to 1B.  Third time up he catches it off the top of the helmet -- the pitch was so soft the ball didn't bounce off him more than a couple feet.. this time he looked at us and we could see that bottom lip was struggling but he held on.
His final at bat..  he's walking toward the plate and about half way there he just starts bawling...  At this point the three of us are cracking up.  
He was fine but the three of us got the worst beatings of our lives from our better halves.