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Everything posted by twinsnorth49

  1. twinsnorth49
    The rule is completely open to interpretation and is at the umpire's discretion, in situations like that it's never going to get called. I get why they did it but it's pretty much a non rule.
  2. twinsnorth49
    I agree it appears he was but technically the rule is the catcher can't block the "pathway" of the runner,without the ball. Dozier clearly had a lane to the plate.
  3. twinsnorth49
    Hmm, could be, to be honest I didn't notice.
  4. twinsnorth49
    Because.......he was out?
  5. twinsnorth49
    He can block the plate if he has the ball, he has to give a lane if he doesn't have it yet.
  6. twinsnorth49
    Twins are gonna Twins.
  7. twinsnorth49
    My goodness......that was something.
  8. twinsnorth49
    Doink!!
  9. twinsnorth49
    Joe made that look rather easy.
  10. twinsnorth49
    This is a rhetorical question....right?
  11. twinsnorth49
    EDDIE!!!
  12. twinsnorth49
    Ellsbury wasn't the only guy who misjudged that hit Dick.
  13. twinsnorth49
    Vargas is the same height, but around.
  14. twinsnorth49
    http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/a0/a07ca365935972150757e9c9086e3d2b9eb2ec9952d64c7d41dca37d9381f80b.jpg
  15. twinsnorth49
    Oh, I think he probably struck out plenty back in the day.
  16. twinsnorth49
    Only 400 AB's, hope the Yankees get a good look at this guy first.
  17. twinsnorth49
    I'm not gonna Judge this guy.
  18. twinsnorth49
    Llss....berry. Oh Bert.
  19. twinsnorth49
    Can you call in a relief pitcher in the HR derby? He should have, holy hell, when's the last time that dude threw BP?!
  20. twinsnorth49
    When I have a good beer I often say "not too shabby" to describe it. The same applies to baseball players.
  21. twinsnorth49
    Yep, pretty much this.
  22. twinsnorth49
    Concur, these are my go to's if I happen to not be able to catch a game. Love them!
  23. twinsnorth49
    This was always more relevant than his leg kick/no leg kick thing. The guys load and start to his swing was a hot mess. He's way shorter to the ball and is able to let the ball travel a little deeper on him. Nice to see
  24. twinsnorth49
    Oh, we won't , not a problem.
  25. twinsnorth49
    Leg lift, no leg lift, toe tap, no toe tap, I agree for that part of the swing just find something that feels comfortable, which can sometimes change over time as well. His bigger problem in my mind is his swing is just too damn long, his separation when he loads back pulls his hands way to far behind him and his movement back to the ball is too deep, down and around. His pitch recognition also sucks. If he wants to learn something from Mollie, you'd think it would be how to be short and quick to the ball. Molitor was so minimal in his movements, he just kept his hands and elbows relaxed and inside the ball and went straight back and through, always kept his hands over his feet.
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