MLB APRIL 2015 OT - AROD'S BACK!

By Smokey Go To Postthis right here


lmao

raw as fuck

By Shun Go To PostNo one to root for in the postseason.

A's were trash.
Yankees Tanaka is eliminate
Yu Darvish is injured out of season.

I can't even bandwagon the Giants.

Who should I watch out for, Canada or Cubs?

By blackace Go To PostMunenori Kawasaki is on the Jays

By Fenderputty Go To PostBandwagoning the giants should make an individual feel so dirty they have to shower.

By Enron Go To PostFuck Bautista and his showoff batflip. Fuck off Jays shitbirds!

Lets go KC

By Fenderputty Go To PostThe CEO of my company comes around a couple times a year. Our headquarters is based in San Jose so he's a big Giants fan. My office is based in OC so most of the office is Angels fans. Anyway he's around and walks by my coworkers cubicle with a ton of Trout bobble heads and such. So my CEO asks if he has any Giants stuff. I eargerly chime in and said, "I got some Dodgers stuff in my desk if you're interested". He then asks in front of the whole office rather loudly, "yeah, that dodgers stuff have any rings on them" ….

As if I needed another reason to hate the Giants more. Trolled publicly by my Giants loving CEO.

By blackace Go To Postnot really trolling if it is true…..

He has lasted seven innings in all three starts against the Mets this season, allowing four total runs.

Any retribution for crossing the line, for breaking from baseball's long-held traditions of decorum and etiquette, will have to wait.

But Texas Rangers reliever Sam Dyson wasn't waiting to share his thoughts on Jose Bautista's home run celebration – The Bat Flip Heard 'Round The World – in Wednesday night's Game 5 American League Division Series clincher for the Toronto Blue Jays.

"I told him Jose needs to calm that down," Dyson said of his comments to Blue Jays designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion in the next at-bat after Bautista's blast, a confrontation that cleared the benches in the seventh inning of Toronto's 6-3 win. "Just kind of respect the game a little more."
The Rangers had taken the lead on a controversial play in the top of the inning. A throw back to the mound by Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin caromed off the bat of the Rangers' Shin-Soo Choo and allowed a run in.

Bautista's dagger then followed in the bottom half of the seventh.

"He's a huge role model for the younger generation that's coming up and playing this game," Dyson said of Bautista. "He's doing stuff that kids do in whiffle ball games and backyard baseball.

"It shouldn't be done."

Bautista said he made the toss almost unconsciously, not realizing what he was doing.

"I can't really remember what was going through my mind, to be quite honest with you," Bautista said. "After I made contact, I just, I didn't plan anything that I did. So I still don't even know how I did it. I just enjoyed the moment, ran around the bases, got to the dugout, and after all the guys stopped punching me and hitting me is when I started realizing what had happened.

"I knew I did something great for the team at the moment of impact because I knew I hit that ball pretty good. And I gave us the lead in a crucial moment, so I was happy to do that."

Joe Carter, who hit the biggest home run in Blue Jays postseason history – a game-ending, World Series-winning blast in 1993 against the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 6 – tweeted Thursday that there's nothing wrong with bat flips in the postseason. Carter was responding to a debate over Bautista's flip on ESPN Radio's Mike & Mike program.

By The Frankman Go To PostI LOVE YOU METS FANS!!!!



EDIT: Oh my God I just checked GAF. I can't believe they even remember me lol. I just can't believe after the long dark days… 2007 and 2008… the absolute mind-numbing horror of 2009 that finally broke me and my optimism. The Mets finally got back here. I'm not sleeping tonight.

By SuperMalo Go To PostYou haven't been banned for that long breh.

By The Frankman Go To Post… it hasn't? Feels like over a year. Wasn't I perma'd last year?