Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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Wheeler out there Wilin'. Bet the Mets wished they would have signed him now. 
Not at all. Might as well be Asscar.
that CAC must live one miserable life
fucker is gonna get his
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@jack walsh13
Zack Wheeler and the red-hot Phillies, with a little help from Roy Halladay’s hand, are making fans believe again
By Matt Gelb Aug 8, 2021 67
Carlos Ruiz drove past the tailgaters Sunday and steered toward that familiar garage entrance on Darien Street. His hair has speckles of gray now, and most of his attention is devoted to the 26 horses on his farm in Panama. But he reappeared at Citizens Bank Park on this particular day as the largest crowd in almost two years squeezed into the blue seats to watch meaningful baseball. The fans chanted “SWEEP! SWEEP! SWEEP!” They stood with two strikes. They believed again.
Ruiz’s oldest son, Carlos, is 19. He is much taller than his father, who brought him to the ballpark because the Phillies were retiring Roy Halladay’s No. 34.
“I had a lot of great memories and warm feelings pulling up to the parking lot,” Ruiz said. “My son was asking me, ‘Dad, what do you remember about this place?’ I remember all of the warm feelings. The intense fans. Being a part of these teams. It brought me a lot of really joyful memories.”
Ruiz pounded his chest with his left fist. The emotions rushed back.
The Phillies have been chasing those memories for 3,593 days, and the journey has been so agonizing. It is not cured by an inconceivable eight-game winning streak or six weeks of good baseball. There are certain feelings that can never be replicated and that is why they occupy a special place. Ruiz was the catcher when the Phillies last played in a postseason game — one of the most epic games that will ever happen at this ballpark — and it was decided by one mislocated pitch.
“I try not to think about what could have been,” said Raúl Ibañez, who stood next to Ruiz. “But it would have been great.”
The ghosts have run rampant here ever since.
Zack Wheeler and the red-hot Phillies, with a little help from Roy Halladay’s hand, are making fans believe again
By Matt Gelb Aug 8, 2021 67
Carlos Ruiz drove past the tailgaters Sunday and steered toward that familiar garage entrance on Darien Street. His hair has speckles of gray now, and most of his attention is devoted to the 26 horses on his farm in Panama. But he reappeared at Citizens Bank Park on this particular day as the largest crowd in almost two years squeezed into the blue seats to watch meaningful baseball. The fans chanted “SWEEP! SWEEP! SWEEP!” They stood with two strikes. They believed again.
Ruiz’s oldest son, Carlos, is 19. He is much taller than his father, who brought him to the ballpark because the Phillies were retiring Roy Halladay’s No. 34.
“I had a lot of great memories and warm feelings pulling up to the parking lot,” Ruiz said. “My son was asking me, ‘Dad, what do you remember about this place?’ I remember all of the warm feelings. The intense fans. Being a part of these teams. It brought me a lot of really joyful memories.”
Ruiz pounded his chest with his left fist. The emotions rushed back.
The Phillies have been chasing those memories for 3,593 days, and the journey has been so agonizing. It is not cured by an inconceivable eight-game winning streak or six weeks of good baseball. There are certain feelings that can never be replicated and that is why they occupy a special place. Ruiz was the catcher when the Phillies last played in a postseason game — one of the most epic games that will ever happen at this ballpark — and it was decided by one mislocated pitch.
“I try not to think about what could have been,” said Raúl Ibañez, who stood next to Ruiz. “But it would have been great.”
The ghosts have run rampant here ever since.
Who didn’t think that baseball would find a way to say the fan wasn’t saying the n word
www.espn.com
Rockies: Fan shouted at mascot, didn't use slur
The Rockies said Monday that a fan was shouting at the team's mascot Dinger on Sunday and not yelling racial slurs at the Marlins' Lewis Brinson.
@jack walsh13
I ain't believing this bullsh*t
www.nbcnews.com
I ain't believing this bullsh*t
Baseball fan was yelling mascot's name, not racial slur, Colorado Rockies say
The incident unfolded in the ninth inning at Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies.
www.nbcnews.com
Who didn’t think that baseball would find a way to say the fan wasn’t saying the n word
Rockies: Fan shouted at mascot, didn't use slur
The Rockies said Monday that a fan was shouting at the team's mascot Dinger on Sunday and not yelling racial slurs at the Marlins' Lewis Brinson.
He SAID that sh*t
Yes he did.
I been listening to over 4 decades of hip hop
And I KNOW that word when I hear it.
So if it a Jewish player up to bat
The fan was just yelling
MIKE MIKE
Not the OTHER thing...
Cause you know
He is such a big Jordan fan?
And EVERYONE WOULD BELIEVE HIM?
Gtfoh
Dat muthafucka said Nigge*. Fuck his crakkka ass. I heard that shit clear as day!!!!@jack walsh13
I ain't believing this bullsh*t
Baseball fan was yelling mascot's name, not racial slur, Colorado Rockies say
The incident unfolded in the ninth inning at Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies.
Doesn't surprise me one bit.Who didn’t think that baseball would find a way to say the fan wasn’t saying the n word
Rockies: Fan shouted at mascot, didn't use slur
The Rockies said Monday that a fan was shouting at the team's mascot Dinger on Sunday and not yelling racial slurs at the Marlins' Lewis Brinson.
Yankees should have been fired Boone. I know the original Steinbrenner would have canned him last season.
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TIM ANDERSON!!!! WHAT A GAME!!! WHITESOX WIN!!!
bruh
bruh that 9th inning was amazing. Great night for baseball. yanks blast 2 2-run hrs to take the lead. then the sox respond with a walk-off. If you were watching, right before that HR, one of the sox hit one towards 3rd that went foul by inches. that batter walked. then the HR.
TIM ANDERSON!!!! WHAT A GAME!!! WHITESOX WIN!!!
bruh that 9th inning was amazing. Great night for baseball. yanks blast 2 2-run hrs to take the lead. then the sox respond with a walk-off. If you were watching, right before that HR, one of the sox hit one towards 3rd that went foul by inches. that batter walked. then the HR.
TIM ANDERSON!!!! WHAT A GAME!!! WHITESOX WIN!!!
My Yankees lost, but I can't even be mad at that game.
That was some movie type shit in that field, in the 9th no less. I really enjoyed it.
For emphasis
TIM ANDERSON!!!! WHAT A GAME!!! WHITESOX WIN!!!
White Sox got a good enough team that can win the World Series. Having LaRussa as coach has made them better and brought a winning attitude to the team.
Salute Tim Anderson
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