@alexspeier
St. Peter says it's too early to tell what will happen with the rest of the series.
No discussion yet of moving the Twins-Red Sox series out of Minneapolis, says Dave St. Peter.
Twins president of baseball ops Derek Falvey says he discussed decision to postpone with Alex Cora and Chaim Bloom. Falvey said the Red Sox aren't staying in downtown Minneapolis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_White_Sox%E2%80%93Orioles_crowdless_game
Reminds me of this game from the pre-COVID era that was noted as being "surreal" for having an empty stadium.
Wonder how they will manage the rest of the series.
It's on the "Damn Yankees" forum, so I think stuff like this should be ok. If it was elsewhere on TalkSox, you may have a point. If jacko wants to talk about the Yankee batboys on Damn Yankees, that's fine with me.
LF at Target is larger than RF. Maybe it's a big enough difference that he feels Kiké's speed is needed more in LF than CF? Could also do with how the ball carries and which way the wind is blowing on a cool day in Minneapolis.
I have a 90 mile commute today and need to navigate around Miami traffic. I'll be listening from probably the 4th inning on.
Do you actually score the game? I haven't scored a game since I had PAWSOX season tickets back in 1991.
That's the small sample size affect.
Note: the small sample size of the first O's series was enough to prove that the Sox were a last place team this year.
I think I'd probably trust Brewer on the current roster. I didn't see Bazardo in ST, but reports are that his stuff is way up. I would keep Seabold to start the season and make sure he's stretched out. I think they'll need him by the All Star break.
I disagree. He’s a 3 out pitcher at most to me. I wouldn’t bring him back the following inning to have him warm up again. He shouldn’t be throwing 20+ pitches.