Recent content by Gh0st

If Tampa wins, they have the third lowest payroll in the MLB at $28 mil, they will have beaten the #1,2, and 4 teams in terms of payroll. Maybe I'm old fashioned or naive, but I think that's a good thing for baseball.

Sounds like every Bill Burr bit I've ever heard. He'll be one of the best stand up comics of all time when all is said and done.

Probably SS and/or catcher. Even if Bauer resigns, we know it would likely be a one year deal and not getting offensive help means the starters need to have career years again to drag the impotent offense into the post season. I think going after Bauer is just kicking the can down the road.

The team was historically bad offensively all season and one-upped that by being historically bad in a post season series. They broke a 100 year records for most scoreless innings to begin a post season and are the only team in MLB history to not score a run in a playoff series lasting longer...

Moustakas was brought in for his post-season experience and batted .000 during the Braves series. It actually is unusual for people to whine like Edmonds did, especially when he mostly did it to himself by playing hurt and playing the way he plays the game. Ken Griffey Jr didn't do that stuff...

Edmonds was a cry baby about his entire Cincinnati experience. He admitted to playing hurt and then blamed Cincy team doctors for the fact that he got injured further. Moustakas is a 3x All-Star including last season, so it really wasn't unreasonable to expect him to be one again.

The only thing I've ever heard regarding limitations on the shift was having a certain amount of players on each side of the infield. That's how it's been defined to my knowledge. Where you play them on that side of the infield is up to you. David Bell is proof the shift doesn't always work as...

Since he's been oddly silent, I'll say it for him, they should resign Hamilton. Only 1 mil with a .125 batting average, should be a bargain price.

Pathetic.

Braves bench just acted like they won, because they probably just did

There's 18 shutout innings. Two more for a record

Shutout in 17 innings, almost two full games. Major league post season record is 20.

Bases loaded, nothing to show for it. I hope I'm wrong, but feels like we're about to see them not score a run in 22 innings.

Braves 1 David Bell 0

Might be one of the strangest managed games I've ever seen. Pinch hit Galvis for Akiyama? Why tho?