It is trade that nig back to usI swear they don't really care for Freeman like that. I think the Dodgers think his heart is still in Atlanta and wants to be there instead
Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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2 hits - 2 HRs since coming to the Stros
3 hits - 3 HRs since coming to the Stros
1st career Grand Slam
1st career Grand Slam
Tell your pitchers to keep putting "foreign substances" on the baseballs and stop smoking it...
I'm tired of this shit we need to just spank they ass again in the world series this year and shut them up.
Issa bout to be a cold winter, fam... tha league in TROUBLE if this cat keep raking like this!
Yankees failed me again for the parlay smh
Bruh... Wait til we get Lance back
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Bonilla's famed contract fetches $180K at auction
Bobby Bonilla's infamous contract with the New York Mets has sold with collectibles marketplace Goldin for $180,000.
That's hard as hell
Not only is the entrance incredible, but his pitching is so fucking lights out, that when you hear those horns you know the game is over! To me, this is the most hype energy I've seen in baseball in a long time!
And that's exactly what came to mind... If you haven't already you should check out his recent documentary... I didn't like wrasslin but I definitely tuned in when I knew Goldberg was about to whoop some ass...
Coolest shit he said was he wanted to be the Mike Tyson of wrasslin - so that's why he wore black shorts and boots and his only goal was come in whoop ass and make it quick
Dark Side of the Ring on Hulu.
Thank me later.
I wanted to hate and say it's more of that NYC hype... but this was actually kinda fire... if he backing it up then that makes it even better
I actually started rewatching wrestling cause of his presence in the late 90s.. was a big wwf fan as a kid until probably early 90s than stopped watching it for yrs.. than I remember when I had summer school late 90s I would be doing my homework in the am hours.. I had a habit of doing homework while watching tv.. lot of times on Monday night/am it would be shit on cable so I would randomly channel surf and it just so happened that for whatever reason I left it on wcw(they would replay wcw in the am on tbs)than this nig came out and I was like oh shit this nig entrance fire.. the whole summer I would do homework late night and watch the last part of wcw to see the final Goldberg match..that eventually got me back into watching wwf and I did that for several yrs.. i think sometime after 2002/2003 I stopped watching wrestling again fully
man i forgot all about that this yearBonilla's famed contract fetches $180K at auction
Bobby Bonilla's infamous contract with the New York Mets has sold with collectibles marketplace Goldin for $180,000.www.espn.com
oh well..happy belated 2022 bobby bonilla day
Yup this one...
Yeah I kept hearing about Goldberg in the hallway and classroom conversations and I'm wondering who the hell is this dude everyone keep talking about... Tuned in one night caught that intro and being that I was in the band, that got my attention immediately... Then that boy ate the smoke, I'm like damn... Couldn't even tell you who ass he whooped, but it was quick... My knock on wrasslin was it looked fake, but he made that joint look real and made a quick fan of me... There were definitely some cool characters in the sport, I just wasn't a big fan in general...
You know Diaz intro was hard when the convo leans over to Goldberg
p.s. - Pete still pulling decent for his age.
Matt Carpenter fractures left foot on foul ball amid resurgent season with New York Yankees
SEATTLE -- Matt Carpenter's dream comeback season with the New York Yankees might have come to an early end Monday night.
Carpenter, 36, broke his left foot when he fouled off an 89 mph slider from Seattle Mariners starter Logan Gilbert in the first inning. He will be out indefinitely.
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After hobbling in pain, Carpenter was briefly checked by manager Aaron Boone but finished the at-bat and struck out swinging on the next pitch. He said he knew something was wrong but thought he could finish the at-bat and drive in a run.
"When I went to swing on the next pitch, as soon as I started to plant and rotate on that back foot, my lower body like gave out and I wasn't able to," Carpenter explained. "Thankfully, probably the best thing that happened was to swing and miss -- because if I hit it and had to run, I might have made it worse. But I knew it wasn't good."
Carpenter, wearing a protective boot in the Yankees' clubhouse after the game, said he is hopeful he might only miss a month. But a timeline won't be determined until he sees a foot specialist.
"I don't want to say a number because I just don't know, but I'm holding out hope that it'll be a situation where I could come back in the middle of September and can contribute towards a stretch run,'' Carpenter said. "So we'll see. I mean, that's my mindset is that I'll be back.''
Boone said he was immediately aware something was wrong and realized a change was needed when he checked on Carpenter in the clubhouse between innings.
"I knew he got it good. That's why I went out there initially,'' Boone said. "And I was just like, the way he was moving, I'm like, this isn't good."
Tim Locastro replaced Carpenter at DH in the third inning. The Yankees went on to beat the Mariners 9-4, snapping a season-worst five-game losing streak.
"I have no doubt in my mind that [Carpenter] is going to still make an impact on this team even while he's hurt,'' said Yankees starter Jameson Taillon, who threw seven innings to get the win. "He's come in here right away and made an impact on a lot of people. He's not afraid to talk pitching with the pitchers. He's not afraid to give honest feedback. He's one of the best guys that I've been around and played with, so I wouldn't be surprised if he finds his way back and makes an impact.''
A front-runner for American League Comeback Player of the Year, Carpenter is batting .305 with 15 home runs and 37 RBIs in just 128 at-bats for New York this season, and he had reached base in 27 of his 35 starts. Last month, he batted .356 in 73 at-bats.
All this came after hitting seven home runs in 418 plate appearances over the previous two seasons.
The Texas native signed with the Yankees in May after he was released by the Rangers, for whom he spent the first month and a half of the season toiling at Triple-A.
Since debuting with the Yankees on May 26, Carpenter has a .727 slugging percentage, the best in MLB during that span (minimum of 100 plate appearances). New York has averaged 6.5 runs per game with Carpenter in the lineup and 4.8 runs without him.
Breakout Season At Age 36
No player has had a higher OPS than Matt Carpenter this season (minimum 100 at-bats).
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"He's definitely going to be missed for however long it's going to be, but we're hoping that we get some good news and that it's not going to be season-ending," Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson said.
Carpenter entered Monday night's game following an emotional series against the St. Louis Cardinals, the team with which he spent the first 11 years of his career. Carpenter received a lengthy standing ovation prior to his first at-bat and went 2-for-12 in the series at St. Louis.
His is the latest significant injury for the Yankees. All-Star slugger Giancarlo Stanton and pitchers Luis Severino, Michael King and Miguel Castro all went down hurt last month, and they haven't returned.
King will miss the rest of the season with a broken right elbow, while Severino (right lat strain) and Castro (right shoulder strain) are also on the 60-day injured list. Stanton is on the 10-day IL, retroactive to July 24, because of left Achilles tendinitis.
New York has the best record in the AL at 71-39 and leads the AL East by 10½ games.
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SEATTLE -- Matt Carpenter's dream comeback season with the New York Yankees might have come to an early end Monday night.
Carpenter, 36, broke his left foot when he fouled off an 89 mph slider from Seattle Mariners starter Logan Gilbert in the first inning. He will be out indefinitely.
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After hobbling in pain, Carpenter was briefly checked by manager Aaron Boone but finished the at-bat and struck out swinging on the next pitch. He said he knew something was wrong but thought he could finish the at-bat and drive in a run.
"When I went to swing on the next pitch, as soon as I started to plant and rotate on that back foot, my lower body like gave out and I wasn't able to," Carpenter explained. "Thankfully, probably the best thing that happened was to swing and miss -- because if I hit it and had to run, I might have made it worse. But I knew it wasn't good."
Carpenter, wearing a protective boot in the Yankees' clubhouse after the game, said he is hopeful he might only miss a month. But a timeline won't be determined until he sees a foot specialist.
"I don't want to say a number because I just don't know, but I'm holding out hope that it'll be a situation where I could come back in the middle of September and can contribute towards a stretch run,'' Carpenter said. "So we'll see. I mean, that's my mindset is that I'll be back.''
Boone said he was immediately aware something was wrong and realized a change was needed when he checked on Carpenter in the clubhouse between innings.
"I knew he got it good. That's why I went out there initially,'' Boone said. "And I was just like, the way he was moving, I'm like, this isn't good."
Tim Locastro replaced Carpenter at DH in the third inning. The Yankees went on to beat the Mariners 9-4, snapping a season-worst five-game losing streak.
"I have no doubt in my mind that [Carpenter] is going to still make an impact on this team even while he's hurt,'' said Yankees starter Jameson Taillon, who threw seven innings to get the win. "He's come in here right away and made an impact on a lot of people. He's not afraid to talk pitching with the pitchers. He's not afraid to give honest feedback. He's one of the best guys that I've been around and played with, so I wouldn't be surprised if he finds his way back and makes an impact.''
A front-runner for American League Comeback Player of the Year, Carpenter is batting .305 with 15 home runs and 37 RBIs in just 128 at-bats for New York this season, and he had reached base in 27 of his 35 starts. Last month, he batted .356 in 73 at-bats.
All this came after hitting seven home runs in 418 plate appearances over the previous two seasons.
The Texas native signed with the Yankees in May after he was released by the Rangers, for whom he spent the first month and a half of the season toiling at Triple-A.
Since debuting with the Yankees on May 26, Carpenter has a .727 slugging percentage, the best in MLB during that span (minimum of 100 plate appearances). New York has averaged 6.5 runs per game with Carpenter in the lineup and 4.8 runs without him.
Breakout Season At Age 36
No player has had a higher OPS than Matt Carpenter this season (minimum 100 at-bats).
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| PLAYER | OPS |
|---|---|
| Matt Carpenter | 1.138 |
| Aaron Judge | 1.059 |
| Yordan Álvarez | 1.045 |
| Paul Goldschmidt | 1.029 |
| -- ESPN Stats & Information |
"He's definitely going to be missed for however long it's going to be, but we're hoping that we get some good news and that it's not going to be season-ending," Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson said.
Carpenter entered Monday night's game following an emotional series against the St. Louis Cardinals, the team with which he spent the first 11 years of his career. Carpenter received a lengthy standing ovation prior to his first at-bat and went 2-for-12 in the series at St. Louis.
His is the latest significant injury for the Yankees. All-Star slugger Giancarlo Stanton and pitchers Luis Severino, Michael King and Miguel Castro all went down hurt last month, and they haven't returned.
King will miss the rest of the season with a broken right elbow, while Severino (right lat strain) and Castro (right shoulder strain) are also on the 60-day injured list. Stanton is on the 10-day IL, retroactive to July 24, because of left Achilles tendinitis.
New York has the best record in the AL at 71-39 and leads the AL East by 10½ games.
Yanks' Carpenter breaks foot amid resurgent year
Yankees DH Matt Carpenter, a front-runner for AL Comeback Player of the Year, fractured his left foot when he fouled off a pitch Monday night against the Mariners.
I told my boy who once again who been talking shit about my braves that the yankee curse will begin and they will start losing..this literally was during the all star break.. niggadamaus strikes again heheheMatt Carpenter fractures left foot on foul ball amid resurgent season with New York Yankees
SEATTLE -- Matt Carpenter's dream comeback season with the New York Yankees might have come to an early end Monday night.
Carpenter, 36, broke his left foot when he fouled off an 89 mph slider from Seattle Mariners starter Logan Gilbert in the first inning. He will be out indefinitely.
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After hobbling in pain, Carpenter was briefly checked by manager Aaron Boone but finished the at-bat and struck out swinging on the next pitch. He said he knew something was wrong but thought he could finish the at-bat and drive in a run.
"When I went to swing on the next pitch, as soon as I started to plant and rotate on that back foot, my lower body like gave out and I wasn't able to," Carpenter explained. "Thankfully, probably the best thing that happened was to swing and miss -- because if I hit it and had to run, I might have made it worse. But I knew it wasn't good."
Carpenter, wearing a protective boot in the Yankees' clubhouse after the game, said he is hopeful he might only miss a month. But a timeline won't be determined until he sees a foot specialist.
"I don't want to say a number because I just don't know, but I'm holding out hope that it'll be a situation where I could come back in the middle of September and can contribute towards a stretch run,'' Carpenter said. "So we'll see. I mean, that's my mindset is that I'll be back.''
Boone said he was immediately aware something was wrong and realized a change was needed when he checked on Carpenter in the clubhouse between innings.
"I knew he got it good. That's why I went out there initially,'' Boone said. "And I was just like, the way he was moving, I'm like, this isn't good."
Tim Locastro replaced Carpenter at DH in the third inning. The Yankees went on to beat the Mariners 9-4, snapping a season-worst five-game losing streak.
"I have no doubt in my mind that [Carpenter] is going to still make an impact on this team even while he's hurt,'' said Yankees starter Jameson Taillon, who threw seven innings to get the win. "He's come in here right away and made an impact on a lot of people. He's not afraid to talk pitching with the pitchers. He's not afraid to give honest feedback. He's one of the best guys that I've been around and played with, so I wouldn't be surprised if he finds his way back and makes an impact.''
A front-runner for American League Comeback Player of the Year, Carpenter is batting .305 with 15 home runs and 37 RBIs in just 128 at-bats for New York this season, and he had reached base in 27 of his 35 starts. Last month, he batted .356 in 73 at-bats.
All this came after hitting seven home runs in 418 plate appearances over the previous two seasons.
The Texas native signed with the Yankees in May after he was released by the Rangers, for whom he spent the first month and a half of the season toiling at Triple-A.
Since debuting with the Yankees on May 26, Carpenter has a .727 slugging percentage, the best in MLB during that span (minimum of 100 plate appearances). New York has averaged 6.5 runs per game with Carpenter in the lineup and 4.8 runs without him.
Breakout Season At Age 36
No player has had a higher OPS than Matt Carpenter this season (minimum 100 at-bats).
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"He's definitely going to be missed for however long it's going to be, but we're hoping that we get some good news and that it's not going to be season-ending," Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson said.
PLAYER OPS Matt Carpenter 1.138 Aaron Judge 1.059 Yordan Álvarez 1.045 Paul Goldschmidt 1.029 -- ESPN Stats & Information
Carpenter entered Monday night's game following an emotional series against the St. Louis Cardinals, the team with which he spent the first 11 years of his career. Carpenter received a lengthy standing ovation prior to his first at-bat and went 2-for-12 in the series at St. Louis.
His is the latest significant injury for the Yankees. All-Star slugger Giancarlo Stanton and pitchers Luis Severino, Michael King and Miguel Castro all went down hurt last month, and they haven't returned.
King will miss the rest of the season with a broken right elbow, while Severino (right lat strain) and Castro (right shoulder strain) are also on the 60-day injured list. Stanton is on the 10-day IL, retroactive to July 24, because of left Achilles tendinitis.
New York has the best record in the AL at 71-39 and leads the AL East by 10½ games.
Yanks' Carpenter breaks foot amid resurgent year
Yankees DH Matt Carpenter, a front-runner for AL Comeback Player of the Year, fractured his left foot when he fouled off a pitch Monday night against the Mariners.
They .500 since the Astros won that series.... all that payroll.... smh
Go Blue Jays!
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THIS IS THE PHILLIES FAULT. IT'S ONE THING TO BRING HIM BACK TO CELEBRATE THE 80' TITLE, BECAUSE WITHOUT HIM, THERE IS NO TITLE. BUT YOU NEVER, EVER, PUT A MICROPHONE IN FRONT OF YOUR CRAZY UNCLE!!!!!
YOU JUST KNEW HE WAS GONNA SAY SOMETHING STUPID. 
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Love to see the stadium full 
Love to see the stadium full
Damn..I picked this game for the over but I didn’t pick who I thought the winner would be cause it could go either way
Dodgers have the best record in the mlb
Mets officially have a better record than the Yankees
astros is literally half a game behind the yanks for best record in American League
as it stands dodgers number 1 Mets number 2 yanks number 3 and astros number 4 as far as mlb
Mets officially have a better record than the Yankees
astros is literally half a game behind the yanks for best record in American League
as it stands dodgers number 1 Mets number 2 yanks number 3 and astros number 4 as far as mlb
Gah damn Ohtani is a dawg!
Seeing how amazing of a player Ohtani is, I now understand why Babe Ruth was such a large figure in baseball
Seeing how amazing of a player Ohtani is, I now understand why Babe Ruth was such a large figure in baseball