2022 Yankees Season

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They still doing 7 inning double headers?

Back to 9, I believe.

 

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Wasn't Latissimus Dorsi one of the Three Tenors?

 

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[JeremyCuse]

Cole battling and really in a groove. Hicks can't bat leadoff, dude is an auto out with RISP. He and Gallo have to rotate days or something.

 

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Hicks strikes again, awful

 

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Bottom 9th

Gleyby
Marwin
Higgy

Lets do the thing so we're not here all day.

 

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GLEYBER DOES THE THING !!!!!

 

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Can't ask for a better ar bat from Torres.

 

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Cole 6.1
Lasagna 1.2
Holmes 1.0

I'll take it.

 

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GLEYBER DOES THE THING !!!!!

Is he worthy of playing every day yet, or does he still need to prove himself?

 

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A Stantonian HR. 461'

 

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And Judge hits a soul crushing pop-up with the bases loaded

 

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Bottom 9

Gleyby
IKF
Marwin

 

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Nope

 

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MSN

This brings up a question I've always wondered about - actually two of them. Why aren't baseball parks standardized like football fields, basketball courts and ice hockey rinks? And why is it a parabola rather than a circular arc, with the distances being the same in all directions?

Why should a player have an easier time hitting a home run on one park than another and why should a player who pulls the ball the ball down the line have an easier time hitting a home run than a hitter who sprays the ball to all fields?