2014 MLB All-Star Game
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 9:01 am
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Tanaka is on the DL with an elbow problem.Grizalltheway wrote:King Felix gets the start for the AL. Suck it Tanaka (and Flaggy)!
I have been taking note of the Cardinal fans. They have always had a great reputation for support and it is certainly true. They have a good history here and the fans love their team.Ivytalk wrote:Gotta get that WS home-field advantage.
Not rooting for St. Louis, Flaggy? Wainwright is starting!
Except for the WC play-in game, the ALDS and the ALCS.Grizalltheway wrote:Thanks for sewing up homefield for the Mariners, Trout and Jeter.
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All 100 Times Jeter's Name Was Mentioned On Fox—And All Zero Of Gwynn's
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Lest you forget, Fox was sure to make you aware that this is Derek Jeter's final season in the majors. The Captain's name was spoken no fewer than 100 times on tonight's All-Star Game broadcast, but at what cost? That of remembering people like Tony Gwynn, Don Zimmer, or Bob Welch—none of whom were mentioned during the broadcast.
Some have called for a mid-game "in memoriam" break, similar to those seen during Hollywood awards shows. That would probably make an already notoriously-long broadcast even longer, but what other opportunity does the game of baseball have to honor those who have passed? (When Ted Williams died prior to the 2002 All-Star Game, MLB responded by naming the game's MVP award after him; then, due to the game ending in a tie, didn't give the award out after all.)
The All-Star game doesn't determine homefield for those. Try to keep up.89Hen wrote:Except for the WC play-in game, the ALDS and the ALCS.Grizalltheway wrote:Thanks for sewing up homefield for the Mariners, Trout and Jeter.
Grizalltheway wrote:Thanks for sewing up homefield for the Mariners, Trout and Jeter.
clenz wrote:Absolutely shameful that there was nothing done for Gwynn or any of the other super stars that made the game what it is last night.
Joe Buck could send a birthday shout out to his daughter and they could spend 100000 hours on Jeter but not even 30 seconds for Gwynn, Zim or Welch.
What a **** joke.
Here is a cool gif overlaying his fastball and changeup deliveries.Grizalltheway wrote:King Felix gets the start for the AL. Suck it Tanaka (and Flaggy)!

And that's a problem for the Mariners and exactly my point.Grizalltheway wrote:The All-Star game doesn't determine homefield for those. Try to keep up.89Hen wrote: Except for the WC play-in game, the ALDS and the ALCS.
Dirty. Just plain dirty.SunCoastBlueHen wrote:Here is a cool gif overlaying his fastball and changeup deliveries.Grizalltheway wrote:King Felix gets the start for the AL. Suck it Tanaka (and Flaggy)!
Their biggest problem is getting consistent hitting from someone not named Cano. If they can pick up a couple of bats before the deadline, they'll be a force to be reckoned with.89Hen wrote:And that's a problem for the Mariners and exactly my point.Grizalltheway wrote:
The All-Star game doesn't determine homefield for those. Try to keep up.
Uhh, have you seen his dating resume??CAA Flagship wrote:I have to say that I was disappointed with Jeter last night. I'm a big Jeter fan and I believe that he deserves all the accolades he gets, but he is one terrible interview. 9 times out of 10 I am left disappointed by his interview personality. You would think that last night, especially after getting pulled from the game, he would lighten up. Geesh. If he had Nick Swisher's personality, he could rule the world.
He gots alotta coin.Grizalltheway wrote:Uhh, have you seen his dating resume??CAA Flagship wrote:I have to say that I was disappointed with Jeter last night. I'm a big Jeter fan and I believe that he deserves all the accolades he gets, but he is one terrible interview. 9 times out of 10 I am left disappointed by his interview personality. You would think that last night, especially after getting pulled from the game, he would lighten up. Geesh. If he had Nick Swisher's personality, he could rule the world.
Well yeah, but so do all those notches in his belt. He must be doing something right.CAA Flagship wrote:He gots alotta coin.Grizalltheway wrote:
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This. Fuck the MLB.clenz wrote:Absolutely shameful that there was nothing done for Gwynn or any of the other super stars that made the game what it is last night.
Joe Buck could send a birthday shout out to his daughter and they could spend 100000 hours on Jeter but not even 30 seconds for Gwynn, Zim or Welch.
What a fucking joke.
Yeah. It would be interesting to know why.SDHornet wrote:This. Fuck the MLB.clenz wrote:Absolutely shameful that there was nothing done for Gwynn or any of the other super stars that made the game what it is last night.
Joe Buck could send a birthday shout out to his daughter and they could spend 100000 hours on Jeter but not even 30 seconds for Gwynn, Zim or Welch.
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The released a statement yesterday saying that they didn't want to single out any one player that passed away....CAA Flagship wrote:Yeah. It would be interesting to know why.SDHornet wrote: This. Fuck the MLB.![]()
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Maybe they felt that it would be more appropriate to do at the upcoming Hall of Fame ceremony or during the World Series. I don't know.