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The #stlcards clinch behind Bader, Gomber and The Three Amigos. Sunday game recap posted at The Cardinal Nation. (free) https://t.co/g1TSjUxUhz pic.twitter.com/C5dolvvuf5
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 28, 2020
Twitter reaction to the above game recap.
I am glad our writer did not say it because I do not agree with you. Per Statcast, Arcia's double in the ninth had an exit velo of 106.3 mph and an expected batting average (xBA) of .880. In other words, that is a hit 88 times out of 100. It was smoked. https://t.co/0fzLdlsl6N
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 28, 2020
The Twitter dude clearly doesn’t like Carlson, as his reference to No. 3 shows. It also wasn’t the pennant deciding play. He then called me a Koolaid drinker and said that Edmonds and McGee would have caught the ball.
Tonight, most fans are happy the team is going into the playoffs. A few, though, can’t allow themselves that pleasure so they find a pet peeve to harp on, and the outfield is, in Mo’s famous words, “low hanging fruit.” Sad, but true…
Thanks for the explanation, folks.
Tonight, most fans are happy the team is going into the playoffs. A few, though, can’t allow themselves that pleasure so they find a pet peeve to harp on, and the outfield is, in Mo’s famous words, “low hanging fruit.” Sad, but true…
Queuing up Nate to correct them to “slugs” in 3…2…1…
He then called me a Koolaid drinker
That’s not the worst thing in the world. Frozen Kool-Aidsicles were a thing back in the day. Also, baseball’s association with Mr Kool-Aid goes way back. He was a pitcher, you know. Baseball, Mr Kool-Aid, and John Fogerty are a great combo.
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