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  1. Sale vs Zimmermann
  2. Should have kept the sticky stuff.
  3. What about the dead ball they tried using this season? Runs per game and homers per game are down this season.
  4. A's 3 WC losses, 3 ALDS losses since 2010. Mariners have zip, zero, zilch. Similar payrolls. Unsimilar results.
  5. Ok, but I don't root for the owner's checkbook.
  6. If the Rays won their WS, I'd give them the edge 100%. I think it's a fair question as to which organization has been better in that time frame.
  7. I would say if the question surrounds the ball touching a bat, a glove or a player it should be reviewable. I get that they wanted to give the home plate ump a lot of latitude, but I think baseball would do well to use the technology that they have efficiently. Plus, there also already is limitations on how many challenges a coach can make.
  8. I said from when the Rays were born. We also discussed the Marlins winning two WS. Neither of those Marlins wins were since 2010. Since 2010, the Yankees have made the ALCS 4 times, the Rays only once. Yankees have been to the playoffs 7 times and lost the WC play in game once. The Rays have played in 5 playoffs and made one WS, but didn't win. Yankees had 4 playoff series wins and the Rays only two. I think you can make the case the Yankees have outperformed the Rays since 2010.
  9. I don't understand why some plays but not others are reviewable. You can tell me that check swings or a called ball or strike shouldn't be reviewable, fine. However, I think a ball that hits a bat, a batter, or is dropped by the catcher's glove should be reviewable.
  10. J.D. Martinez’s top priority is on getting the Red Sox into the playoffs, though once this season’s business is complete, Martinez will have to decide whether or not to return to the Sox for 2022. The slugger tells WEEI.com’s Rob Bradford that he is “right in the middle” about whether he will opt out of the final season (and $19.375MM) on his contract, or if he’ll come back for a fifth year in Boston. Well, that clears everything up!
  11. Persona non grata.
  12. Nope. Yanks won a WS.
  13. I believe the sox hold the tie breaker against the Jays and Yanks.
  14. Nobody cares what a player's dumb wife says. MLB players are dumb enough as it is. We don't need to go to further into their family to get bad takes.
  15. The Rays have won 88+ games 8 times with 2 WS losses and 4 ALDS losses.
  16. The Marlins have won 88+ games twice and have won the WS both years.
  17. Marlins went all in on their first championship and spent heavily. For the second time around, it was a lot of young talent that just threaded the needle that year. After 03 they won 83, 83, 78, 71 with most of the same players.
  18. It hasn't though. They retained Xander, JD, Devers, Sale, Eovaldi, ERod, Barnes, Vazquez.
  19. If you can successfully manage it, you can always remain close enough to the limit where you can go under every few years and not have to consider it a "cliff."
  20. Since the Rays were born: Red Sox: 4 WS titles Rays: 0 WS titles (only 3 games won in 2 series)
  21. Being a Mariners fan, you certainly know where to find it.
  22. Glad you're feeling great about being swept in the final homestand by a historic rival.
  23. What will happen is they'll sweep the O's and to get the top seed and then just lose 2 to the Nats. They'll slink into the WC in the Bronx and the pen will blow it in spectacular fashion after the defense fails to make an easy 3rd out late in the game.
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