Never heard of the LF, thought Bichette & Vlad Jr were both OFs, never heard of the 3B, and have heard of 2B but thought he was a pitcher (probably confusing him with Stroman on the Cubs)
Never heard of LF or 2B--related, appears they might both be D-Backs. Only heard of the catcher because of incessant TPT trade talk.
I just do not follow baseball worth a damn at all anymore, especially outside the Cubs.
Never heard of the LF, thought Bichette & Vlad Jr were both OFs, never heard of the 3B, and have heard of 2B but thought he was a pitcher (probably confusing him with Stroman on the Cubs)
Never heard of LF or 2B--related, appears they might both be D-Backs. Only heard of the catcher because of incessant TPT trade talk.
I just do not follow baseball worth a damn at all anymore, especially outside the Cubs.
You don't remember Playoff Randy homering in seemingly every postseason game his rookie year? He was ALCS MVP, and hit 10 homers in 20 games during the Rays' eventual World Series-losing run that didn't happen IBSMBO because Covid.
Corbin Carroll is the only one I've flat out never heard of. Several guys that I couldn't have told you their team or position, but I do recognize all the other names.
Never heard of the LF, thought Bichette & Vlad Jr were both OFs, never heard of the 3B, and have heard of 2B but thought he was a pitcher (probably confusing him with Stroman on the Cubs)
Never heard of LF or 2B--related, appears they might both be D-Backs. Only heard of the catcher because of incessant TPT trade talk.
I just do not follow baseball worth a damn at all anymore, especially outside the Cubs.
You don't remember Playoff Randy homering in seemingly every postseason game his rookie year? He was ALCS MVP, and hit 10 homers in 20 games during the Rays' eventual World Series-losing run that didn't happen IBSMBO because Covid.
Corbin Carroll is the only one I've flat out never heard of. Several guys that I couldn't have told you their team or position, but I do recognize all the other names.
Oh, I do vaguely remember that. And I realized the NL 2B is the guy who is hitting .400 this year I bet.
Corbin Carroll might be the fastest player in the game and is projected to be a hall of famer. this is his rookie year and he looks every bit as good as they said he would be.
luis arraez (miami, not arizona) is the best shot we have at seeing someone hit .400 (which he is currently doing)
Isn't it a little racist to call it Black Friday? - Joy Behar
