MLB 2022 Season Thread

Ohtani had 8 RBIs last night, struck out 13 tonight 

posted by friendfromlowry

Ohtani had 8 RBIs last night, struck out 13 tonight 

Hitting balls 115 mph and throwing 101 mph….for giggles has elite speed and is possibly the most grateful guy to be on the field 

1 person prior has ever had 8 RBI in a game and struck out 12 batters in a game -- in their career. Ohtani just did it in back-to-back games. Insane.

Going over the fence is cooler, but this is the toughest completed catch of the season

HEAD FIRST INTO THE WALL 😱 @BRWalkoff

Jonathan Davis are you serious?!?

(via @Brewers) pic.twitter.com/BxT1LkaP2V

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) June 29, 2022

This is bad

Look at the gap….only 6 players got to 200 and no one else got to 240. Oh…..also he was forty fucking two years old.

Miggy in his 20th season is batting .308

Miggy and Pujols to the ASG as Legacy selections…..love it

I saw Tony La Russa trending on Twitter and found out it was because in the first game against Cleveland today, he chose to intentionally walk Jose with a 0-1 count. I think that's the second time (at least) this season where he decided to IBB someone after his pitcher had already thrown at least one pitch in that AB and was ahead in the count.

Interesting strategy, to say the least. It's like he's trying to embrace the full-on analytics stuff, but he's too old to adjust quickly, so he has these delayed reactions where it takes him 30 seconds or so to process what he "should" do in a given situation.

Well, either that or he's drunk again.

posted by Heretic

I saw Tony La Russa trending on Twitter and found out it was because in the first game against Cleveland today, he chose to intentionally walk Jose with a 0-1 count. I think that's the second time (at least) this season where he decided to IBB someone after his pitcher had already thrown at least one pitch in that AB and was ahead in the count.

Interesting strategy, to say the least. It's like he's trying to embrace the full-on analytics stuff, but he's too old to adjust quickly, so he has these delayed reactions where it takes him 30 seconds or so to process what he "should" do in a given situation.

Well, either that or he's drunk again.

And he pitched to him in the 3rd with 2 outs and 1st Base open. Yep, 2 RBI'S.

How can the Angles suck so bad?

posted by Laley23

How can the Angles suck so bad?

Baseball Gods don’t need Angels apparently 

MLB Draft

1. Son of Matt Holliday, 7 time all-star and 315 HR

2. Son of Andruw Jones, 10x gold glove, 400+ HR

3. Son of former NFL player and college football hall of famer

5. Son of 2x pro bowl 1st roid pick TE

Genes matter

Carl Crawfords kid might go next

Yadi Molina away from Cardinals with a knee injury and hasn’t been in contact with Cardinals….

So this is a bad look lol

Yadi being Yadi. Yadier Molina who is the owner of the Vaqueros Bayamón in the profesional Basketball team in Puerto Rico got ejected after kicking the ball 😂😂😳😳@JomboyMedia @BaseballBros @hgomez27 @Jared_Carrabis pic.twitter.com/trxHY1vBnl

— Religión Deportiva (@ReligionDeporte) July 17, 2022

Schwarber 14

Pujols 13

Soto 20

Ramirez 19

Seager 22

Rodriguez 17

Acuna 24

Alonso 21

Soto 20

Schwarber 19

Acuna 19

Seager 17

Acuna 23

Soto 21

Alonso 496 ft

posted by Ironman92

MLB Draft

1. Son of Matt Holliday, 7 time all-star and 315 HR

2. Son of Andruw Jones, 10x gold glove, 400+ HR

3. Son of former NFL player and college football hall of famer

5. Son of 2x pro bowl 1st roid pick TE

Genes matter

Carl Crawfords kid might go next

Hell yeah genes matter…

Uh…ESPN showed 7 HR from Schwarber in the tie break….he tied Pujols, but only gave him 6????

Lol at Albert. And why TF did Josey bat RH?