the 2001 Mariners gave up the biggest late-innings comeback ever to a bunch of Cleveland scrubs, it's fine it's fine
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the 2001 Mariners gave up the biggest late-innings comeback ever to a bunch of Cleveland scrubs, it's fine it's fine
screenshot of Mariners outfielder Randy Arozarena throwing out a runner at home plate
call him Mr. Ex-ico because that runner is "past tense" #goms
ADIOS? ADI-DOS!
Optimist: the cup is half full
Pessimist: the cup is half empty
MLB Catcher: the cup is my best friend
Surprised that Chuck needed to write his #7 uniform inside the cap bill. What player would risk swiping your boss's hat? :-)
Heck of a way to lay that out!
Newspaper coverage of Joe Walsh's under-the-table payments by manager Frank Selee during the 1889 baseball season
Speaking of haunted, this is future HOF manager Frank Selee paying players like "Reddy" Walsh (for his red hair) off the books to keep them favorable to Frank's friends at the Boston club, should they want to sign Walsh at a future time. A number of 19th-century clubs did this.
I was told football season was over and that Seattle had won the footbals
1889 newspaper question and answer column that ruminates on the baseball of a decade earlier, when bettors and gamblers nearly ruined the game
1889, when sportswriters looked back on the era of sports gambling as a haunted time for baseball
Sheet of New York Yankees baseball cards from 1925
Hug is in there somewhere!
when i tell people from the 1980s that madonna's best film role was a baseball movie, you know i'm right
Film screening announcement for the baseball classic "A League of Their Own"
heck yeah we doing this
Meowy impressed
A tabby cat casually leaning on a baseball book about the 1981 split season
Kat Vonnegut would like to share his opinion on @splitseason1981.bsky.social #KatOnKatz
Control wasnβt his strong suit to start with and I suspect the stress of being signed as his new teamβs workhorse had a lot to do with that poor performance.
Don Mossi! Toothpick Sam! My day's complete before it began.
βΎοΈ Dirty Dozen 3/5/26
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Completed Immaculate Grid trivia game with Joe Cowley in the middle square for Phillies and White Sox
Dead center, a man whose MLB career should've been peaking right as it wrapped
still sixty day until the first of may
can't wait for #cotuitcouture
Horizontal baseball card of Yankees catcher Thurman Munson tagging out an Oakland runner and home plate who's sprawling face-first with his cleats in the air. The card includes a Topps All-Star Rookie trophy.
Chuck Dobson is the runner, I believe
Oh, Otis and Campy must be terrific connections for this game.
1950s Browns > Brooks Robinson > 1977 Eddie Murray > 1997 Paul Konerko might be the shortest connection from St. Louis Browns to active players today
So close today; my fault for forgetting what Iron Man McGinnity looks like!
βΎοΈ Dirty Dozen 3/4/26
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It was interesting to see how far you CAN move off Hubbs, since he played CHC with Santo, who played on CHW with Downing, who played on TEX with Pudge Rodriguez
Completed Immaculate Grid trivia puzzle for Mar 4 2026
Low 20s today, got to use three of my favorite M's, all for various reasons
True, I was blowing smoke on that one -- but maybe a four-step move could work...
will they accept this payload of very hot chicken nuggets
#goms #quickly
Count me in for coaching connections, since that's often a more significant person-to-person link. Nice one.