Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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Cardinals fans said fuck it!!!!
Carlos Marmol's ass is getting fired for sure!!!
Carlos Marmol's ass is getting fired for sure!!!
Easiest inside the parker you'll ever see.
Get behind me Satan
Easiest inside the parker you'll ever see.
Safe to say he’s healthy again
Easiest inside the parker you'll ever see.
^^^
Thus honey right here trying to play with my emotions cuzzo....
It ain't right
Easiest inside the parker you'll ever see.
I sorry
But I LOVE Showing energy passion personality in baseball
I know this old fart like to keep all the old rules...
But a little style and swagger ain't hurt nobody but the loser.
Good thing the Rangers playing worse. Seattle need to come back down to reality, they playing out their minds smh.
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Harper's inside the park homerun reminds me of Bob Denier's inside the park homerun. Same teams and Mitchell couldn't pick up the ball. What people forget about that game is had Denier not threw out Will Clark the Phillies would have lost.
Great call by Harry Kalis. One of the greatest play by play guys in the history of sports.
Harper's inside the park homerun reminds me of Bob Denier's inside the park homerun. Same teams and Mitchell couldn't pick up the ball. What people forget about that game is had Denier not threw out Will Clark the Phillies would have lost.
Great call by Harry Kalis. One of the greatest play by play guys in the history of sports.
Yup.
Once the 1st girl came out and say he didn't pay me the hush money he promised you knew there were others. 
@jack walsh13 nice walk off win for your Phillies
Ohtani done pitching in '23 due to elbow tear
The Angels' Shohei Ohtani has a torn UCL in his right elbow and will not pitch again this season, while three-time MVP Mike Trout will return to the IL one day after being activated.
Passan: Ohtani's magic cut short by limits of the body
Shohei Ohtani does supernatural things on the baseball field -- but a devastating UCL tear reminds us that he's human.
Is Ohtani still getting the biggest contract ever?
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@dik cashmere @largebillsonlyplease @jack walsh13
A news conference is tentatively scheduled for Sept. 9 at Nationals Park, before the Nationals play the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The first pick in the 2009 MLB draft, Strasburg pitched just 31⅓ innings after signing a seven-year, $245 million contract in December 2019. And since he underwent surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome in 2021 — a procedure that included the removal of a rib and two neck muscles — he logged just 4⅔ innings, all in one start that led to more pain and tingling in his shoulder and neck.
The financial implications of Strasburg’s retirement were not immediately known Thursday afternoon. After this season, Strasburg’s contract had an average annual value of $35 million for three more years. The Nationals do not have disability insurance on Strasburg’s contract, according to multiple people familiar with the situation.
What questions do you have about Stephen Strasburg’s retirement? Ask The Post.
“For Strasburg and his family, I’m not going to make any comments about what’s going on,” Nationals Manager Dave Martinez said at Yankee Stadium on Thursday. “What I do know is that he means a lot to me, this organization and the fans. So I’ll just keep it at that.”
“I heard something about it, but I know nothing’s official yet,” said starter Patrick Corbin, Strasburg’s teammate since 2019. “But just to speak of Stephen himself, that was a big reason why I came to this organization — to play with him and Max [Scherzer]. It’s been tough I’m sure for him and his family. The guys in this clubhouse miss him, and we wish nothing but the best for him and what’s to come. But he’s a big reason why I’m here and a big reason why we have a championship ring.”
A three-time all-star, Strasburg leaves the sport with a 113-62 record, a 3.24 ERA and 1,723 strikeouts in 247 regular season starts, each of them with Washington. In the playoffs, when he often shined the brightest, he had a 1.46 ERA in 55⅓ innings, none more critical than the six appearances that pushed the Nationals to a World Series championship in 2019. But because of injuries, he made 30 or more starts just three times in 13 years. Since his rookie season was cut short by an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery, every high of his career was clouded by the frustrations of frequent health issues. TOS, emerging in his early 30s, proved to be the one he couldn’t overcome.
Strasburg, 35, continues to deal with “severe nerve damage,” according to three people with knowledge of his situation. He has struggled with mundane tasks, such as lifting his young daughters or opening a door with his right hand. Last summer, when he tried and failed to return — making three rehab outings before that final start in Miami — Strasburg sometimes couldn’t stand for long without his hand going completely numb. To manage it, he would lie down on his side and press his hand against his chest.
Those close to him quietly worried more about his life beyond pitching again. And Strasburg kept grappling with his baseball mortality.
Yup
No question
Ohtani supposed to hitting at Citi field.
Damn.
That man is official
Damn.
That man is official
'Thankful' Betts receives long ovation in Boston
Mookie saluted the Red Sox dugout, touched his hand to his heart and then took off his helmet and gestured to the fans, with Boston manager Alex Cora and third baseman Rafael Devers among those on the team applauding.