It’s day two of spring training and Rob Manfred has already made fun of MLB.
Death, taxes, and Rob Manfred finding new and creative ways to alienate baseball fans around the world.
The winter has been long, cold and lonely, but here comes the sun. Unfortunately, this Florida sun is just the latest bad idea concocted by the MLB commissioner. Rather than find a way to combat the RSN landscape and get more people interested in the game, he wants to speed it up. One of the rule changes worth noting is the introduction of a throwing clock. My god, what a disaster this is…
The Atlanta Braves are tied at six runs in the ninth inning and Cal Conley is struck out when the bases are empty and the count is good. The Boston Red Sox bullpen imploded again, because it does. But because Conley didn’t get to the batting box five seconds before the pitch counter hit zero, he was called for a third strike. The game ended in a 6-6 draw, which didn’t please anyone.
He is the latest example of the absolute buffoonery of the minions put in place by our charming commissioner.
As Conley’s professional career hits its peak at this instant, Robert Kwiatkowski becomes the uncle of Kyler Murray, the guy who was lounging in the batsman’s box before Randy Johnson blew a bird into a million feathers.
We just can’t wait for that kind of stupidity to allow the Houston Astros to win another ALCS against the New York Yankees. You know that’s what’s going to happen. You have been warned!
Rob Manfred is the worst thing to happen to baseball since the Black Sox scandal.
I haven’t been this upset about a game that didn’t count since I lost a game of Scrabble in Destin in my youth. I supposedly flipped the tray, screamed and went to my room for the week because Spring Break can’t stop, won’t stop. People paid their hard-earned cash to see a Braves game that didn’t count in North Port, Florida. To end like this, it’s embarrassing.
This exhibition match didn’t have to end like this. We watched the Red Sox bullpen collapse in real time. The only way it could have been better is if the Braves had gone an inning, and a game in this case, with the bases loaded, because, of course, they did. . I don’t think the sick committee is interested in baseball…until now…
For a man who thinks his trophy is a piece of metal, what do you think he thinks of the Floyd of Rosedale? It’s a simply majestic specimen of supreme glory for those whose Big Ten West energy beats in their chests like a clogged artery. When Armageddon bequeaths Farmageddon bequeaths Carmageddon and you end up with Karmageddon, which doesn’t do anyone any good, Dawg.
If only there was a way for AI Joe Buck to call this Dunkin’ sponsored late game disaster.
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