Bear Down Wildcats

Chicat wrote:They needed to have protocols in place that if there was one positive test, everyone went into quarantine. MLB was so scared of having to pause that they may have gone ahead and killed some people.

Alieberman wrote:

Chicat wrote:They needed to have protocols in place that if there was one positive test, everyone went into quarantine. MLB was so scared of having to pause that they may have gone ahead and killed some people.

It just makes me laugh that Major league sports can't figure out what to do with every advantage imaginable and an unlimited amount of $$$$ and resources and yet.... we are about to open schools....

We are such a stupid country

Alieberman wrote:

Chicat wrote:They needed to have protocols in place that if there was one positive test, everyone went into quarantine. MLB was so scared of having to pause that they may have gone ahead and killed some people.

It just makes me laugh that Major league sports can't figure out what to do with every advantage imaginable and an unlimited amount of $$$$ and resources and yet.... we are about to open schools....

We are such a stupid country

Chicat wrote:

Alieberman wrote:

Chicat wrote:They needed to have protocols in place that if there was one positive test, everyone went into quarantine. MLB was so scared of having to pause that they may have gone ahead and killed some people.

It just makes me laugh that Major league sports can't figure out what to do with every advantage imaginable and an unlimited amount of $$$$ and resources and yet.... we are about to open schools....

We are such a stupid country

Don't forget that voting in-person is unsafe and voting by mail is rife with fraud so we should look into postponing the election but don't you worry about little Timmy and Sally they'll be just fine at school, as will the teachers, administrators, aides, janitors, and security personnel.

Alieberman wrote:I'm declaring the Cubs World Series Champs.

Where can I get my t-shirt?

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Chicat wrote:

Merkin wrote:

Chicat wrote:

If paid professional grown men can't abide by the rules to stay in the bubble, how can anyone expect college sports to go with no bubble, and college aged students wanting to live the college life?

Alieberman wrote:It would be 1 thing if it were someone on the Yankees doing this to the Pirates.

But if you are complaining about the Padres running up the score on you you've got some major issues.

Chicat wrote:

Alieberman wrote:It would be 1 thing if it were someone on the Yankees doing this to the Pirates.

But if you are complaining about the Padres running up the score on you you've got some major issues.

My question is whether the Rangers were trying not to make a comeback at that point. Were they still trying to score runs? Then why can't the Padres?

It's some real bullshit to demand that one team give up because they are ahead when it is entirely possible for the other team to come back. The Rangers manager looks like a fucking weakling and that he wanted an unfair advantage for his shitty team.

Chicat wrote:

Alieberman wrote:It would be 1 thing if it were someone on the Yankees doing this to the Pirates.

But if you are complaining about the Padres running up the score on you you've got some major issues.

My question is whether the Rangers were trying not to make a comeback at that point. Were they still trying to score runs? Then why can't the Padres?

It's some real bullshit to demand that one team give up because they are ahead when it is entirely possible for the other team to come back. The Rangers manager looks like a fucking weakling and that he wanted an unfair advantage for his shitty team.

TucsonClip wrote:As a massive Padres fan, they can all go fuck themselves. Tatis is the most exciting player in a sport of perpetual boredom. Dude connects on the hardest hit opposite field homer in statcast history, and his first salami, and this is what we are talking about?

Chicat wrote:

TucsonClip wrote:As a massive Padres fan, they can all go fuck themselves. Tatis is the most exciting player in a sport of perpetual boredom. Dude connects on the hardest hit opposite field homer in statcast history, and his first salami, and this is what we are talking about?

Tatis is 21 years old and leading the majors in homers and rbis nearing the midway point of a truly bizarre and fucked up season but let’s all talk about him violating a rule so fucking stupid no one bothered to write that bullshit down.

TucsonClip wrote:

Chicat wrote:

TucsonClip wrote:As a massive Padres fan, they can all go fuck themselves. Tatis is the most exciting player in a sport of perpetual boredom. Dude connects on the hardest hit opposite field homer in statcast history, and his first salami, and this is what we are talking about?

Tatis is 21 years old and leading the majors in homers and rbis nearing the midway point of a truly bizarre and fucked up season but let’s all talk about him violating a rule so fucking stupid no one bothered to write that bullshit down.

Exactly. Also... he now leads in HRs, Rs, RBIs, and STLs. Is that good?

Chicat wrote:

TucsonClip wrote:

Chicat wrote:

TucsonClip wrote:As a massive Padres fan, they can all go fuck themselves. Tatis is the most exciting player in a sport of perpetual boredom. Dude connects on the hardest hit opposite field homer in statcast history, and his first salami, and this is what we are talking about?

Tatis is 21 years old and leading the majors in homers and rbis nearing the midway point of a truly bizarre and fucked up season but let’s all talk about him violating a rule so fucking stupid no one bothered to write that bullshit down.

Exactly. Also... he now leads in HRs, Rs, RBIs, and STLs. Is that good?

I don’t know. Let me consult the unwritten rule book to see if I should be offended.

Irish27 wrote:Bobby Dalbec has been called up after the Red Sox traded Keith Moreland to San Diego. Dalbec will start at first base against Washington.