NEWSLETTER
Game Four of the World Series is tonight, and, following last night’s record-setting marathon, I expect the position players to be a little sluggish. Maybe they can go into the 19th with a 0-0 tie …
#Cubs Trent Giambrone with a no-doubter to left, a two-run shot. @MLBPipeline @MLBazFallLeague pic.twitter.com/XDGZ8DqjId
— Mike Rosenbaum (@GoldenSombrero) October 26, 2018
Thrilled. Honored. Stoked.
Words that describe how we feel about winning this year's Larry MacPhail Award, given to the team with the top promotional efforts in @MiLB.
Thank you, the fans, that make this possible! #GoEmshttps://t.co/jsykOHeOCI
— Eugene Emeralds (@EugeneEmeralds) October 25, 2018
A celebration 18 innings in the making. #WorldSeries pic.twitter.com/6uaOShLx8u
— MLB (@MLB) October 27, 2018
I know Machado is supremely talented, but when you’re considering giving him $300 million and he doesn’t run out of the box in Game 3 of the World Series with your team down 0-2 in a 1-run game, that’s something that can’t be ignored.
— Chuck Garfien (@ChuckGarfien) October 27, 2018
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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred says that he, too, is a bit frustrated/bewildered about current World Series ratings. Despite west coast/east matchup w two glamour teams, G1-2 ratings off ~10% & lowest since SF/KC in '14. "We're looking hard at it and haven't isolated a cause."
— Eric Fisher (@EricFisherSBJ) October 26, 2018
Dress as …
Anthony Rizzo but attach a Kris Bryant head to your shoulder (Bryzzo)
John Lackey covered in blood because obviously
Tyler Chatwood in a power walker suit
Ian Happ as a waffle maker
Daniel Murphy on a mobility scooter#CubsHalloween https://t.co/oVxYzJQRk2
— Bleacher Nation (@BleacherNation) October 26, 2018
To clarify for several who have asked: Cespedes actually said he will be able to begin baseball activities before he advances to a running program. He is unlikely to start running again until March.
A return in April or even early May, in other words, seems somewhat unrealistic.
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) October 26, 2018
See ya outside on the Marlins Park Art Walk, buddy!
The first step to a reimagined Marlins Park. More ballpark enhancements are on the way for 2019. pic.twitter.com/EAjyx4Ax3q
— Marlins Park (@MarlinsPark) October 26, 2018
