I mean, the guy is unreal. And all this while he's recovering from TJ surgery. Unequivocally the best player in the history of baseball.
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I mean, the guy is unreal. And all this while he's recovering from TJ surgery. Unequivocally the best player in the history of baseball.
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Apparently the Twins as a team got to 50-50 yesterday as well.
Years from now I would really like to think back on 2024 fondly as the year the ChiSox played Jr High ball, and not have the bitter taste of a Twins season that laid down and gave up the ghost.
This is the way the season ends
This is the way the season ends
This is the way the season ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.
This is the dead land
This is cactus land
Here the stone images
Are raised, here they receive
The supplication of a dead man's hand
Under the twinkle of a fading star.
Here rests his head upon the lap of Earth
A youth to Fortune and to Fame unknown.
Fair Science frown'd not on his humble birth,
And Melancholy mark'd him for her own.
The other day I saw the trailer for Mickey 17, and then last night it struck me, wait, I've read that story! And I found out there's also a sequel *adds to library queue*. Someday when y'all are older too, you'll enjoy experiencing the extra excitement of cool things that you'd forgotten from the past.
Who says we aren’t already enjoying that? But when you clarify, please speak into my ear trumpet.
51/51, but with nine games remaining, 55/55 seems within reach and 60/60 not out of the question.
This Ohtani story is so much better than the one which began the season. I’m not prepared to say he’s unequivocally the best ever just yet because we still don’t know enough about Martín Dihigo, Bullet Rogan, or even Josh Gibson to give them a fair shot at the title. But I’m comfortable saying he’s probably the best player I’ll ever see and the best since the “Golden Era.”
Ben Clemens estimated 8-11% chance at 55/55 and 0% for 60/60 (as in, literally zero out of a million simulations).