3 minutes ago, JoeC said:

Schultz's gotta stop walking guys.

Not even close to the lefty is disappointing

2 minutes ago, 2Deep said:

There has to be some hidden story of why Korey has been exiled by this organization while Romo still is on roster?!!

Per many on this board, they don't like the way Lee handles a pitching staff.

Ball is absolutely flying. Routine pop out just went 350.

When Schultz figures out how to control his stuff, he's going to be elite!

3 minutes ago, Colome's Hat said:

When Schultz figures out how to control his stuff, he's going to be elite!

Best off speed stuff we've seen so far today. Really nice command on all his secondary pitches.

Even sitting at home watching the game on TV in comfort, is there anyone else, who watching a game in extreme temperatures; it takes away, a little bit, from your enjoyment of the game?

It’s hard for me not to feel bad for the players and fans dealing with that extreme, even dangerous, heat. It’s always in the back of my mind as I watch and detracts from my enjoyment.

It’s the same if it’s super cold in March and early April. The players obviously look so cold. The sting from the bat on certain contact, or seeing the fans in blankets and hats obviously freezing. Either way, my empathy kicks in and I have a little less fun watching.

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Orioles have figured out Vargas

2 for 24, 3 BB against them so far this year

that's out right?

oh it is in play, how unlucky, damn.

2 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

that's out right?

Thought it was, but nope

Connor "Wine and Cheese" McKnight lol

It hit that fucking corner and bounced back, unreal.

Amazing that didn’t skip into the crowd

Literally a cm away.

1 minute ago, fathom said:

Amazing that didn’t skip into the crowd

It looked like it was because of the gap in the padding, any other spot it bounces out.

I think it hit over and bounced back in

What a stupid design for a fence

3 minutes ago, vilehoopster said:

Even sitting at home watching the game on TV in comfort, is there anyone else, who watching a game in extreme temperatures; it takes away, a little bit, from your enjoyment of the game?

It’s hard for me not to feel bad for the players and fans dealing with that extreme, even dangerous, heat. It’s always in the back of my mind as I watch and detracts from my enjoyment.

It’s the same if it’s super cold in March and early April. The players obviously look so cold. The stink from the bat on certain contact, or seeing the fans in blankets and hats obviously freezing. Either way, my empathy kicks in and I have a little less fun watching.

I’ve lived in Florida for 33 years and spent a year in Vietnam but the most uncomfortable 2 days I have ever experienced were in 1967 visiting Washington and Baltimore.

Either way, Braden is really becoming an offensive threat. No question about it.

Is that tarp at edge of wall considered HR? If so i think its a HR

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Love how Braden has been playing. I thought he'd have more growing pains, but he's been solid so far.

2 minutes ago, The Mighty Mite said:

  2 minutes ago, The Mighty Mite said:

I’ve lived in Florida for 33 years and spent a year in Vietnam but the most uncomfortable 2 days I have ever experienced were in July of 1967 visiting Washington and Baltimore.

We were in DC/Baltimore Sunday and Monday and while the temp was in the upper 80s and not unbearable (being from Indiana), the humidity was also in the 80s. It was a sweat box. Luckily by the time we went to Monday’s game at 6:30, it was relatively comfortable in the shade.

I think they just pitched around Gonzalez.

2 minutes ago, ron883 said:

Love how Braden has been playing. I thought he'd have more growing pains, but he's been solid so far.

Seems like he struggles for a bit at every level then figures it out pretty quickly