Using it not serving it. #padrestwitter is a particularly idiotic Hellscape.
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I like how sitting here at home, I knew the @Commanders had no timeouts and none of their coaches or QB knew it. LOLOLOLOLOLOL #HTTC
I like anyone whose X/Twitter demeanor lines up with other media avenues they participate in. If you don't realize @DavePalet is busting balls I don't know what to tell you, love the show
I'm happy that the Padres, although not winning it all, still celebrated like they did after the shortened wildcard round. I guess.
The announcer on Fox seems to be under the mistaken assumption that only one home run can be hit in any inning. Weird!
Yo, @YouTube please add an audio-only level of "video" for Youtube? Please? Or just have it not use video data when it's not on our screen? (even better?) To not solve this obvious inefficiency for your (Premium+) customer base at the very least is a major disservice.
What I've learned from X respondents: Partying hearty before you win it all is the thing everybody does and that you SHOULD DO. Hell, maybe a PARADE would have been in order? Why stop at partying LIKE you won the world series when you could be riding down Harbor Dr RIGHT NOW?🤣
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Mason Miller recorded his 10th career postseason strikeout against just the 12th batter he’s faced
That’s the fewest batters faced to reach 10 career strikeouts in postseason history
h/t @EliasSports
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PCA (.147 BA, .342 OPS in 10 G) has had a rough go in the postseason so far, to put it lightly.
Some of the greatest center fielders in MLB history have had very spotty postseason success at the plate:
Mike Trout (.083 BA, .600 OPS in 3 G)
Andre Dawson (.186 BA, .475 OPS in 15 G)
Willie Mays (.247 BA, .660 OPS in 25 G)
Ty Cobb (.262 BA, .668 OPS in 17 G)
Hopefully, PCA can start playing more like Mantle (.908 OPS in 65 G) or Griffey Jr. (.947 OPS in 18 G) come playoff time.
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I noticed that Wilyer Abreu of the Red Sox led the American League in doubles with 38, which sent me scurrying to the record books. It's the first time since 1974 -- 52 years -- that no one in the AL has hit 40 doubles in a full season.
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Yet another NFL defender forgets to carefully tuck a quarterback into bed, turn on a nightlight and vanish in thin air mid-sack.
Dear @CBSBigBrother ... 💡... You should feed every single detail about the season you can generate into a large text document and then give each of the final 2 contestants an AI generated question to answer. It might be interesting.
