Update?

Omg, look at the trajectory on these nukes, MERCY

Not Gaetti Let me help

Child IKF at The Stadium 🥹

What did Harold Baines ever do to you?

Has anyone ever walked through the HOF and seen his plaque and thought “well THAT just cheapens the entire experience for me!!!”

Come on. You see his plaque and say “nice, good hitter.” Or you just keep walking. Those are the two choices.

This is insanity. One of the options is literally 'you don't have to remove anyone, they can all stay' and yet most of You People would intentionally chose to remove Harold Baines from the HOF if you could?

Just let the man be! He didn't put himself in, let him enjoy the honor.

Future HOF'er Bruce Bochy

The epidemic of elbow injuries in baseball has multiple causes, and while the pitch clock certainly isn't helping these athletes that only know how to throw with max effort on every pitch, it's also far from the biggest culprit. Two of the most significant causes are likely:

•…

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RIP Whitey Herzog

Not Gaetti An injustice!!!

NEPTA John Franco

If you look closely, his name in tiny print even made it to the border of the NEPTA bumper sticker available at the NotGaetti store

Not unlike how Harold Baines posted his first and last 100-RBI seasons 18 years apart 😊

I love this so much

Oswaldo starting vs a lefty 👁️👁️

Hello and welcome to Chaos Tuesday

Folks, D Camp needs our help

His favorite player, the dynamic Ozzie Albies (career high 138 OPS+ this year), just went down with a Big Torreyes injury and he is sad

Can we send him some Hall of Fun?

• Touching Beltre’s head
• Joey Votto’s videos
• Turk Wendell

2019-2020 David Fletcher was A Problem (ish)

Ozzie’s bat is impossible to replace and even peak Fletcher doesn’t come close

But any NY fan can sympathize with the unpredictability of injuries to one’s Great Torreyes

ever heard of ARSON judge

There’s no denying that Mike Trout is one of the most talented all-around ballplayers the game has ever seen. To the extent any energy is wasted arguing about his legacy, it comes from two sources:

• Significant time missed with injuries; and
• Toiling in Anaheim forever

This is what greatness looks like, folks.

Julio Franco's career as a professional baseball player spanned 37 years, from 1978 to 2015. During those nearly 4 decades in pro ball, Franco batted .307 while amassing 4410 hits, 682 doubles, 97 triples, 331 homers, 2122 RBI, and 6279…