Because no one gives a about the game. They just want to go home. I say flip a coin.
MLB to test rule change in minor leagues where runner would be placed at second base to start extra innings
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what for?
to make 10 hour games shorter?
to prevent people leaving early or collective coma?
to give the illusion that someone finally moved?
Because no one gives a about the game. They just want to go home. I say flip a coin.
Minor league baseball is a fun to watch at the field on Thirsty Thursdays and Tecate Tuesdays. Where else can you get hours of "entertainment" and get wasted for hours for >$20?
Another reason to hate baseball though:
Our local team is called the Nuts. And true to the name, they've a testicle and a phallus as the mascots.
"extra" innings like anyone is still awake
just end it in a tie, 1/2 the fans would actually be there for the 9th
162 games a year
it would take over 20 days a year to watch your favorite team play all their regular season games
162 games but 1 game playoff series
162 games but 5 game playoff series
starting pitchers can only go once a week
fat s
drinking beer and eating fried chicken during games
designated hitter
too fat to run 50 meters to do nothing but stand there and scratch your nutsack
pinch running
pinch bunting
beisbol
Pretty good idea, tbh..
Get rid of two other bases, and its basically cricket ( superior sport to baskeball)
MLB president wants to minimze the time where there is no action
Basically admitting, beisbol is a fat man sport .![]()
Why don't they just declare each game a tie that is tied after 9 innings? If any sport makes sense for that, it's baseball with 162 games and it's rules where theoretically they could play an infinite amount of innings per game. It makes way more sense than idiotically awarding teams with something they didn't earn. Even deciding things with a homerun derby makes more sense than that. Or maybe capping it at a certain amount of extra innings. That's just stupid.
A shootout.
-Each teams selects its best three batters.
-The defending team can only choose one guy to pitch the entire shootout (none of this of changing pitchers every three throws).
-Whoever gets the best slugging % wins the shootout, ex: the yankees get singles from their three batters but the Red Sox get a home run and the Red Sox win.
-If there's a tie after the first three batters, you go on one batter at a time 'till someone distance itself.
Even I would watch that, tbh.
agreedtbh
If the Red Sox weren't a dissapointing bunch I'd watch them every damn night.
Losing Ortiz also hurts the whole game.
Beisbol is almost as ty to watch as Soccer, tbh.
LMAO
No way. At least in Baseball you actually have some sort of climax that doesn't lead to 3 hours of jacking off and blue balls.
game ending in ties
Hard to call Beisball a sport unless you have fieldsmen like Bo Jackson jumping 50 inches in the air
Game of skill, tbh
The NBA is to the MLB what the UFC is to boxing. UFC/NBA might be bigger on a regular basis, but the biggest boxing match(Floyd)/world series matchup (Cubs) will always beat the biggest UFC fights/NBA finals match up. The NBA had a historic game 7 between GSW and Cleveland, and yet their TV rating got beat by Cubs vs Indians game 7.
Is there anything a beisbol player won't eat?
Jose Abreu testified under oath that on a flight to the United States, right before he was to sign his massive contract, he ordered a Heineken, tore up a page of the fake passport he had procured from one of the men who allegedly helped smuggle him and started to consume it.
“Little by little, I swallowed that first page of the passport,” Abreu told the court, according to the Associated Press. “I could not arrive in the United States with a false passport.”
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jose-ab...235149563.html
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