Not my boi.Your boy is taking a LOT of heat for 3 missed calls in a row last night.
View: https://twitter.com/i/status/1778965885618622666
Not my boi.Your boy is taking a LOT of heat for 3 missed calls in a row last night.
View: https://twitter.com/i/status/1778965885618622666
Good.@Hauler, ya boy is retiring, sad.
John Sterling retires from Yankees broadcast booth at age 85 a few weeks into 36th season
NEW YORK (AP) — John Sterling, the hyperexcitable New York Yankees broadcaster known for decades of indelible, personalized home run calls, announced his immediate retirement Monday at age 85. Ster…www.wwlp.com
#notinredsoxworldthegreatestteamofalltime
#themanthemyththelegend
I've never not clicked a video harder than this one ever in my life.
The richest team has the worst announcers, minus Paul O’NeillI've never not clicked a video harder than this one ever in my life.
#GoodRiddance
#ByeFelicia
#FuckingNerds
Paul O'Neill is a former Red.The richest team has the worst announcers, minus Paul O’Neill
Lame rhymes are hard to program. How do you design a program to suck on purpose?Great idea. @Hauler will never have to go without hearing his favorite commentator.
How Baseball Explains the Limits of AI
The iconic Yankees broadcaster John Sterling reminds us that what makes us human cannot be imitated.www.theatlantic.com
Don't tempt me...Lame rhymes are hard to program. How do you design a program to suck on purpose?
The HR wall is like the end zone in the NFL. It continues straight up to define where in-play and OB is. Same goes for foul territory. Providing the fan doesn't reach OUT into the field of play, they actually have just as much right to the ball as the player.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWwvGqqLrUI
LOL that ball was at least a foot and half above his glove. Interference, give me a break.
Yeah, I know the rule. I also know common sense.The HR wall is like the end zone in the NFL. It continues straight up to define where in-play and OB is. Same goes for foul territory. Providing the fan doesn't reach OUT into the field of play, they actually have just as much right to the ball as the player.
In this one the fan definitely looks to have reached out. When that happens, it's up to the ump to decide if the ball would have traveled over the wall on its own or not or if the player was interfered with. It doesn't really matter if the player would have caught it if the fan wasn't there - only if the fan reached OUT and touched either the ball or a player IN the field of play. In this case both look to have happened.
Was the player going to make that catch? Doesn't look like it to me. But it still looks like interference is the right call here.
Common sense = When your home team is fielding, you give them all the room in the world to reach over the wall. When the opponent is fielding...you ARE the wall.Yeah, I know the rule. I also know common sense.
Common sense = when you have a glove on and the ball comes right at you, you should catch the ball.Common sense = When your home team is fielding, you give them all the room in the world to reach over the wall. When the opponent is fielding...you ARE the wall.
When I get 1st row seats, I pump myself up like I'm Harold Howard. I don't scream "If you're coming on, then come on" at the opposing team - but only because I don't need to.
Ok Bartman. 😉Common sense = when you have a glove on and the ball comes right at you, you should catch the ball.
And I don't think it was his team. He won the game for the home team. By sucking at baseball.