Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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I used to really like Toronto
But lately they getting on my nerves
Blue Jays' Alek Manoah forced to exit after manager makes mound visit blunder in Toronto's third straight loss
Manager John Schneider lost track of the number of mound visits in the sixth inningwww.cbssports.com
Da fuck wrong wit these niggas.
He's either loss bat speed, or, he's just not seeing the ball very well.
Harper and Stott make a strong case why the A's should stay in Oakland
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Vegas-born Harper: A's relocation 'just not right'
Phillies teammates Bryce Harper and Bryson Stott, who both were born in Las Vegas, said that the Athletics should remain in Oakland and that their hometown would be better served by an MLB expansion franchise.
Disputed walk-off mirrors 2019 World Series call
HOUSTON – A ninth-inning implosion by the Astros, who made a pair of throwing errors that allowed the Nationals to score three times to tie the game, was only the start of a wild finish Wednesday night at Minute Maid Park. The Astros wound up pushing across a run in
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Angels team leaders
Runs: Ohtani
Hits: Ohtani
HR: Ohtani
BB: Ohtani (tied with Trout)
RBI: Ohtani
SB: Ohtani
OBP: Ohtani
SLG: Ohtani
OPS: Ohtani
Wins: Ohtani
ERA: Ohtani
Strikeouts: Ohtani
Freese 'humbly' declines invite into Cardinals HOF
David Freese, whose heroics in the 2011 postseason led the Cardinals to the World Series title, has declined an invitation to join the team's Hall of Fame.
World Series hero David Freese declines Cardinals HOF invite
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David Freese, whose heroics in the 2011 postseason led the St. Louis Cardinals to the World Series title, has decided after "an extreme amount of thought" to decline an invitation to join the team's Hall of Fame, he announced Saturday."This is something that I have given an extreme amount of thought to, humbly, even before the voting process began," Freese said in a statement. "I am aware of the impact I had helping the team bring great memories to the city I grew up in, including the 11th championship. ...
"I feel strongly about my decision and understand how people might feel about this. I get it. I'll wear it. Thank you for always being there for me, and I am excited to be around the Cardinals as we move forward."
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Overall, he spent five of his 11 MLB seasons in St. Louis after entering the majors in 2009. He was an All-Star selection in 2012. Including stints with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Angels and Pittsburgh Pirates, Freese was a career .277 hitter when he retired after the 2019 season. He was even better in the postseason, with a .299 average.
"I look at who I was during my tenure, and that weighs heavily on me," said Freese, who was the the top vote-getter for induction into the Cardinals Hall of Fame in online balloting by fans. "The Cardinals and the entire city have always had my back in every way. I'm forever grateful to be part of such an amazing organization and fan base then, now and in the future.
"... I'm especially sorry to the fans that took the time to cast their votes. Cardinal Nation is basically the reason why I've unfortunately waited so long for this decision and made it more of a headache for so many people."
David Freese's home run for the Cardinals in the 11th inning forced a decisive Game 7 in the 2011 World Series, which St. Louis won. Freese was MVP of both the NLCS and the World Series during the 2011 postseason. Jeff Curry/US PRESSWIRE
The Cardinals were down to their last out against the Rangers in Game 6 of the 2011 World Series. In the bottom of the ninth, with the Cardinals trailing 7-5 and facing closer Neftali Feliz, Freese hit a two-out, two-run triple to right field to send the game into extra innings.
On his next at-bat, in the 11th inning, Freese cemented his hero status with a leadoff home run off Mark Lowe to force a decisive Game 7, which St. Louis won 6-2 aided by a score-tying two-run double by Freese.
Freese was born in Texas, but he grew up in the St. Louis suburbs and rooted for the Cardinals. He said that he would continue to remain around the Cardinals' organization, participating in alumni activities and fan-related events.
"Although we are disappointed that David has declined to be inducted into our Hall of Fame, we respect his decision and look forward to celebrating his great Cardinals career in other ways going forward," Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III said in a statement. "He is always welcome at Busch Stadium."
Jose Oquendo and Max Lanier will be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame on Aug. 20.
Tatis does it all for Padres in one-of-a-kind gem
SAN DIEGO -- The only thing missing was the throw. Entering the ninth inning Wednesday night, Fernando Tatis Jr. had already showcased four of his five elite tools in the Padres’ 5-0 victory over the Guardians at Petco Park.
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Manfred: Astros immunity 'not my best decision'
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said he has some regrets over his handling of the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal, admitting in a recent interview that granting immunity to the players was "maybe not my best decision ever."