Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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Damn what an ending!!! 
Great game between the Cardinals and Dodgers
Great game between the Cardinals and Dodgers
Well down goes the Yankees (flawed team) totally expected. Next will be the Red Sox because I don't see any American League team beating the Rays. Not with their their hitting, the pitching is incredible and so is their defense.
BTW I would love to see the Rays and Giants.
BTW I would love to see the Rays and Giants.
Yanks held onto him too long. I hope y’all don’t. Boone gotta go too.Shits ridiculous this bullpen game Girardi tries to do every 5th day. Muthafucka, your not Tampa Bay or San Diego. Your pen sucks Donkey ass. You cannot do that without having good arms in the pen. This man is a total fraud. He needs to be fired!!!
Astros got something for them cats.
Arozarena's historic night steals show vs. Red Sox
Rays star Randy Arozarena made history Thursday by becoming the first player in postseason history to steal home and hit a home run in the same game during Tampa Bay's 5-0 victory over Boston in Game 1 of the ALDS.
talkin' about wanna be tough guy Girardi? lolAgreed. Dude is a total fraud.
Yup. The fact he only one 1 ring with a stacked roster with the Yankees tells you all you need to know about this clown.
@playahaitian @SamSneed
SAM, COME GET YA BOYS.
www.espn.com
SAM, COME GET YA BOYS.
White Sox P implies Astros may have stolen signs
White Sox reliever Ryan Tepera implied that Houston may have been stealing signs in Games 1 and 2 of their AL Division Series after Chicago won the third game Sunday night.
@playahaitian @SamSneed
SAM, COME GET YA BOYS.
White Sox P implies Astros may have stolen signs
White Sox reliever Ryan Tepera implied that Houston may have been stealing signs in Games 1 and 2 of their AL Division Series after Chicago won the third game Sunday night.
You cannot make this stuff up
So we went to your house and took hold of your cameras okYou cannot make this stuff up
Broadcaster Jim Kaat apologizes for insensitive remark during MLB playoff game | CNN
A broadcaster for MLB Network has apologized for using a term that referenced slavery while on-air during a playoff game Friday.
Broadcaster Jim Kaat apologizes for insensitive remark during MLB playoff game
By David Close and Jacob Lev, CNN
Updated 11:47 PM ET, Fri October 8, 2021
Former pitcher Jim Kaat, seen here in 2016, apologized on-air Friday for using a term that referenced slavery
(CNN)A broadcaster for MLB Network has apologized for using a term that referenced slavery while on-air during a playoff game Friday.
Jim Kaat, an MLB Network analyst and former major league pitcher of 25 seasons, says he was trying to compliment Chicago White Sox third baseman Yoan Moncada during Friday's playoff game between the White Sox and the Houston Astros.
With Moncada up at the plate in the first inning, Kaat's broadcast partner and former manager Buck Showalter praised Moncada's ability and said in jest, "Can we have one of those?" when referring to the first time Showalter saw Moncada play.
The 82-year-old Kaat responded with, "Get a 40-acre field full of 'em."
Kaat apologized for the remark in the fifth inning, calling his choice of words "poor" and an "insensitive and hurtful remark."
"Earlier in the game, when Yoan Moncada was at the plate, in an attempt to compliment the great player that he is, I used a poor choice of words that resulted in an insensitive and hurtful remark. And I'm sorry for that," Kaat said.
Kaat did not explain his use of the phrase. Some believe the "40-acre" term may be from the 1865 proposal to give freed slaves in the US "40 acres and a mule" following the Civil War.
Moncada, who is from Cuba, has played six seasons in the league and finished the season hitting .263 with 14 home runs and 61 RBIs.
CNN has reached out to MLB Network for comment.
Deadspin | Baseball is so racist that a white announcer is making slavery references during playoff games [Updated]
Deadspin | Baseball is so racist that a white announcer is making slavery references during playoff games [Updated]
deadspin.com
@jack walsh13
MLB Network announcer apologizes for on-air slavery reference
It took place Friday during a playoff game between the Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros.
^^^^
see how these cacs TITLE these articles?
Man fuck them niggas@playahaitian @SamSneed
SAM, COME GET YA BOYS.
White Sox P implies Astros may have stolen signs
White Sox reliever Ryan Tepera implied that Houston may have been stealing signs in Games 1 and 2 of their AL Division Series after Chicago won the third game Sunday night.
Broadcaster Jim Kaat apologizes for insensitive remark during MLB playoff game | CNN
A broadcaster for MLB Network has apologized for using a term that referenced slavery while on-air during a playoff game Friday.www.cnn.com
Broadcaster Jim Kaat apologizes for insensitive remark during MLB playoff game
By David Close and Jacob Lev, CNN
Updated 11:47 PM ET, Fri October 8, 2021
Former pitcher Jim Kaat, seen here in 2016, apologized on-air Friday for using a term that referenced slavery
(CNN)A broadcaster for MLB Network has apologized for using a term that referenced slavery while on-air during a playoff game Friday.
Jim Kaat, an MLB Network analyst and former major league pitcher of 25 seasons, says he was trying to compliment Chicago White Sox third baseman Yoan Moncada during Friday's playoff game between the White Sox and the Houston Astros.
With Moncada up at the plate in the first inning, Kaat's broadcast partner and former manager Buck Showalter praised Moncada's ability and said in jest, "Can we have one of those?" when referring to the first time Showalter saw Moncada play.
The 82-year-old Kaat responded with, "Get a 40-acre field full of 'em."
Kaat apologized for the remark in the fifth inning, calling his choice of words "poor" and an "insensitive and hurtful remark."
"Earlier in the game, when Yoan Moncada was at the plate, in an attempt to compliment the great player that he is, I used a poor choice of words that resulted in an insensitive and hurtful remark. And I'm sorry for that," Kaat said.
Kaat did not explain his use of the phrase. Some believe the "40-acre" term may be from the 1865 proposal to give freed slaves in the US "40 acres and a mule" following the Civil War.
Moncada, who is from Cuba, has played six seasons in the league and finished the season hitting .263 with 14 home runs and 61 RBIs.
CNN has reached out to MLB Network for comment.
Deadspin | Baseball is so racist that a white announcer is making slavery references during playoff games [Updated]
Deadspin | Baseball is so racist that a white announcer is making slavery references during playoff games [Updated]
@jack walsh13
they just cannot help themselves. ALL of them are racist. Where, and in WHAT context would anybody think it's a good idea to say what he said?
oh and fuck his fake apology. Nauseating.
Mookie Betts is big time.
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