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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Collusion.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
True. But have they mentioned what the dimensions on the MLB jersey & helmet adverts will be?- 1,851 replies
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Detroit Pistons (18-48) vs Boston Celtics (40-27)
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Lee for commissioner.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
That’ll be a trip to the A’s or Mariners. So are they keeping the schedule and just folding the missing series in all willy nilly? Two single day doubleheader trips out west to make up the Seattle series will be joyous.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
That’s the actual memo? I expected crayons from Manfred.- 1,851 replies
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Save it for the next rule V.
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
I agree with you, the playoff structure and game play are what I consider the priorities to me as a fan. The money is too big for me to be concerned about. I don't think anyone is worth $30M/season, but I sure as hell would take it if offered. And I don't want to hear the owners crying poor; sell the team and get out if its that bad. I would like to see minor leaguers taken care of better financially, but that's not going to be a part of this CBA. MLB wants to have more control over the minor leagues. It would seem like the MLBPA would be wise to help establish a union for the group of baseball players that could actually use some improved salaries, but that ain't gonna happen. I want to see the current service time loophole taken care of. I think I consider that a financial aspect as it has been used as a mechanism by trading a handful of games for an extra season of team control.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
That won't be the patch. That will be the actual uniform.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Seems par for the course.- 1,851 replies
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03/07/2022 07:00 EST Atlanta Hawks @ Detroit Pistons
casimir replied to casimir's topic in Detroit Pistons
Ugh….. we jinxed Hayes. -
03/07/2022 07:00 EST Atlanta Hawks @ Detroit Pistons
casimir replied to casimir's topic in Detroit Pistons
5-5. He had a three in the first half, but it was later ruled to be after the shot clock. He’s having a nice game. -
LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
So a middle infielder will just be up the middle, or will stay off of the line a bit and time themselves moving to the other in tandem with the windup so that they cross the imaginary line legally but are still in a shift type of alignment. Seems ridiculous to govern since that extra IF is pretty close to the middle anyway. I guess keeping all 4 IFs on the grass will be a bit different. Those shifts have the 2B or 3B out in short RF for LHHs, but RHHs typically have all 4 IFs on the dirt. But again, if that's what the defense wants to do, have at it.- 1,851 replies
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Rutgers is a #4 seed in the Big Ten men's basketball tourney? Strange times, indeed.
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
You're right, but it doesn't fit the current grip it & rip it offensive culture.- 1,851 replies
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Atlanta Hawks (31-32) vs Detroit Pistons (17-47)
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Don’t eat from the one that Moises Alou brought.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Virtual fist bump over zoom.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
A lot of people might take umbrage with this, but it makes sense if one considers the location of where the running lane is on the 1st base line.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Listen, I feel shame about the whole fiasco, but in my defense (defence for our friends up north), I don’t get out much, and so as one might imagine, I’m not all that cultured.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Just ban batting gloves altogether. Take the Moises Alou approach to toughening hands.- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
I don't like the one foul ball after strike two idea. I think a hitter's ability to foul away borderline strikes to stay in the box for another pitch is a skill to not be punitive. I think it goes along with the idea that you don't abolish the shift, you expect the hitters to deal with it and hit away from it. We are probably biased, but we wouldn't have the Dave Bergman at bat in our memories if this rule were in place. An at bat that gets extended in time by foul balls also gets a shot of adrenaline with each pitch. I think that adrenaline is what people find enjoyable while watching a game (the actual foul ball, not the 30 seconds of unnecessary wandering around the mound and batting glove adjustments that might come along with it). As far as calling time outs and being back in the box, etc, if a batter doesn't move their feet on a pitch, there shouldn't be much of a delay in between pitches. Heck, even if they swing and stay in the box and maintain balance, there shouldn't be much delay. A pitch up and in that pushes a batter back and out of the box, you have to be reasonable. A batter gets a bug in his eye or a contact comes loose or something like that, you've got to acknowledge those issues come up. I think umpires probably have a decent idea as to who is milking it in those situations. You have to give the umpires the power to keep things moving along. (And, yes, I realize I am lumping Angel Hernandez into this using good judgement scenario, but I didn't claim my idea to be fool proof.) As for the in field non pitching mound visit conferences, put a limit on those like mound visits?- 1,851 replies
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LOCKOUT '22: When will we see baseball again?
casimir replied to Motor City Sonics's topic in Detroit Tigers
Good points.- 1,851 replies
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03/04/2022 07:00 EST Indiana Pacers @ Detroit Pistons
casimir replied to casimir's topic in Detroit Pistons
Sure, maybe they should be losing to help out draft status. And, yes, last night they didn't have to deal with Myles Turner. But its been so long since they've had a 6-2 run where they've been in all of the games. And they won games on back to back nights without a good bench piece (Frank Jackson) at their disposal.
