I don't know. There's going to be a need for someone in the dugout to have some sort of "feel" of the game. Perhaps we on the outside don't recognize that the "feel" might be different than what we've known, or perhaps the "feel" was somewhat misunderstood in the past.
Do I just listen to it live on radio or do I watch the recording after work?
If the latter, do I get a bike ride in after work and before watching the recording?
Before I left for work today, I looked at our calendar hanging in the kitchen and noted Rosh Hashanah this week. In no way, shape, or form did I expect that to brought up in a baseball thread. Funny how those ironies present themselves sometimes.
I think the later games going to the NL are simply a matter of not knowing who some of those teams will be until the conclusion of Monday's doubleheader.
The Raiders should be sold out every game. There are only 8 or 9 regular season home games per season. Plus part of that season is a break for colder weather team fans. Plus there is the whole long weekend in Las Vegas thing that can be made around going to a Raider game for the opposing team’s fans.
He’s traditionally a slow starter. Aprils have easily been his worst career month before this season. It makes me wonder if his offseason regimen doesn’t allow him for successful starts to the season. And with how he never really clicked for an extended period this season, perhaps Father Time is suggesting something needs to change this offseason.
Yeah, you bring up a point. I remember when Wenceel Perez was on the Have a Seat podcast, he mentioned his family had never seen him play in the states. There are lots of hoops to jump through for the international players. I don’t know what MLB or the individual teams can do to help with that.
It seemed like there were a fair number of players’ parents on the field after they clinched last night. That’s a fantastic touch. I don’t know if I’ve seen that before.