IdahoBert

Just give me wheats, white and wine.

This land is your land, and this land is my land From California to the New York Island From Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream Waters This land was made for you and me

And I've been from Tucson to Tucumcari Tehachapi to Tonopah…

Another nice inning for Melton. I hope the Tigers start showing promise soon because I need to go to bed pretty quickly. I’m getting up at 3:35 AM mountain time to watch the European men’s cycling road racing championship from France the last major race of the year on HBO Max which is a lot less frustrating than following a baseball game that I take way too seriously. 100+ of these guys will be going 50 miles an hour down a winding hill on a “road“ that’s a little more than a path that an economy size car can travel down. It’s freaking terrifying. The race features, the biggest stars such as Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia), Jonas Vingegaard (Denmark), Remco Evenepoel (Belgium). João Almeida (Portugal), and Juan Ayuso (Spain). These guys are all great and I respect them all and Pogačar will probably win. Good night all get six runs for me.

I wonder how they’ll figure out how to strand him?

Torres bonesaw

They sat down because I told them to.

The good thing about radio is that you don’t have to look at all the shiny happy people that want us to suffer.

I experienced in an inordinate degree of joy at the suffering of the Cleveland fans when they shuffled out of that stadium. People who want me to be sad don’t make me happy. And I’m apparently unwilling to expand my bubble of joy to include their joy.

I’m not getting it on the YouTube TV app via Fire Stick.

These people are all standing since the first pitch?

Did you say this was through Roku?

I am so tired of umps that expand the strike zone.

The fact that we’re not down 3–0 after the first inning brings me joy, but not particularly hope.

I’ve noticed that national broadcasts tend to make the strike zone look almost imperceptible probably to keep people from complaining about how bad the umpires are, but when you’re on mlb.tv, they make it obvious.

How can anyone hit 60 home runs anymore with pitchers throwing such demanding stuff with so much break? This guy must be pretty incredible.

It’s always like that. I’ve endured this for years until my son-in-law folded me into his YouTube TV account

I am so looking forward to the ABS next year.

Riley did not strike out he got a single!

First two tigers strike out.

I just now turned on the game. They didn’t have some sentimental walkdown memory lane about all the players they refused to pay who left the team for greener pastures did they?

That’s what I’m watching this on.

Did you remember to bring in a sign with you requesting a certain amount of runs?

I tried to watch that game, but a game that doesn’t directly include my team or impact it in some easily discernible manner just can’t hold my interest.