Pineda painting the corner!!!!

So the outside low corner is a strike today. Remember that call on Vogelbach.

What if I enjoy posting? You all might not enjoy it.

This calls for a venn diagram...

 

But i got no problem with that!

 

This calls for a venn diagram...

But i got no problem with that!

 

Like this one?

 

 

This calls for a venn diagram...

But i got no problem with that!

 

Second option, might be an even better one.

 

Pineda painting the corner!!!!

Bob Ross?

 

Picasso?

 

Norman Rockwell seems thematically appropriate, but now i do wanna see the pitcher who paints corners like Picasso.

Second option, might be an even better one.

 

"My eyes!

 

My eyes!

 

Now what am i gonna do for eyes?"

Pineda's slider looks deadly today. Hopefully he can keep this going

You say Kikuchi I say Kikachi

Like this one?

 

Yes

 

I suppose there is a matching one somewhere with the intersection of down on knees and begging please to come home...

This Cologuard spokesbox is full of s***.

Yeah Schoop!!!

So assuming the Harvard U study they're talking about is correct, 34,000 missed strike/ball calls in a season means there are 14 missed pitches/game (34,000/2,430 games).

 

Assuming 125 pitches per team per game, that comes out to an error rate of about 5.5%, which means the home plate umps are correct 94.5% of the time.  

 

Acceptable or not?

 

Discuss.

Edited June 13, 20197 yr by VATwinsFan

Good eye Max!!! Way to advance that runner!!!

Edited June 13, 20197 yr by operation mindcrime

 

Bob Ross?

Picasso?

Norman Rockwell seems thematically appropriate, but now i do wanna see the pitcher who paints corners like Picasso.

I don't think Vogelbach qualifies as a happy little tree.

Keep it going guys ... Wear out Kikuchi!  The Twins aren't the only team capable of bullpen meltdown.

Yeah Ehire!!!!!!!! What a bunt!!!!!

Yeah Schoop!!!

Kepler joins him on the base paths...

 

I hope they make it home.

That was a gift. Why was the 1st baseman not on the bag?

Smart play there, Ehire!

 

 

That was a gift. Why was the 1st baseman not on the bag?

Maybe he's a terrible fielder?

I'd like to see Buxton bunt like that from time to time against a lefty

Would be a nice time for Castro to get a solid hit.

 

So assuming the Harvard U study they're talking about is correct, 34,000 missed strike/ball calls in a season means there are 14 missed pitches/game (34,000/2,430 games).

 

Assuming 125 pitches per team per game, that comes out to an error rate of about 5.5%, which means the home plate umps are correct 94.5% of the time.  

 

Acceptable or not?

 

Discuss.

I'd rather discuss a less contentious issues: 1911 versus Glock, DH or pitcher flails wildly.

That was a gift. Why was the 1st baseman not on the bag?

He looked confused.

 

That was a gift. Why was the 1st baseman not on the bag?

Looked like a senior moment, to me.

 

Which I've recently become somewhat expert on.

Okay, I’m not saying anything more.

I said this in another thread but Castro and Sano are the two I don't like batting with a guy at third and less than two outs.

and of course as I hit enter he strikes out, I must have cursed him.

Edited June 13, 20197 yr by Tomj14

There's one time where a strikeout is worse than other outs.

Kikuchi: