I am so glad the Guardians and 28 other MLB teams do pride night. Baseball is for everyone, period. No matter who you love, what your gender is, no matter what the people in these replies say. If pride night bothers you, look inward and work on yourself.
Keep Trevor Bauer the hell away from MLB in general.
I don't care if he was "exonerated" (he wasn't).
I don't care if he "did nothing wrong" (he did).
I don't care if it hurts your feelings when he makes sad YouTubes about wanting another chance.
@Kyle_barker34
Being straight is the expected and the default, there is no shame or ostracization for being straight. Let's get a grip. This is just "white history month" nonsense that conflates celebration of differences with erasure of the plurality. Think harder.
@BallKnower_47
I simply disagree with the idea that loving your neighbor is controversial and that people should be marginalized for who they are. That's what pride is about to me.
Cleveland is probably too far back to catch up to Minnesota, but the young players are stepping up. If they tried the youth movement a little sooner, maybe they're in a better position. But they're playing fun baseball in September, and that's always worth something.
@AdamSchefter
If Susan Tose Spencer was the first female GM in NFL history in 1983, then how is Catherine Raiche's position, VP of Football Operations, the most senior ranking team personnel position a woman has held in the NFL?
@drewmagary
The right way to do things is to hold 3 to 5 retirement press conferences to leverage your team until they're mad enough at you (and have seen enough from your backup) to ship you off to the New York Jets
@WFKARS
"there was necessary risk to others transporting him to the hospital, which justifies this unnecessary risk to others taking him out of the hospital for ice cream and adulation"
@FoolishBB
@SportsInfo_SIS
Arraez missed a nasty middle-middle fastball from gas merchant Caleb Thielbar in the 8th or 9th yesterday, he'll be off in a few hours.
Takeaways from one game should be taken with extreme grains of salt, but here's 3:
1. Sticks needed that start as much as the team did. Fry called a fantastic game too.
2. Steven Kwan is a brilliant player. WOW.
3. Vogt loves Tim Herrin and I'm starting to get it.
Guys I think it's time to worry about Manzardo. At the game today I shouted "do it for Idaho" and he didn't do it for Idaho? And then he wouldn't refund my ticket. This is not the savior
Since I have no other way of making this known, I've accepted an offer to attend law school at Case Western Reserve University in the fall. Being a lawyer was my dream as a kid, and I'm excited to make that dream come to fruition.
@keithlaw
This 100% on the players. The billionaires actually earned their deep drive to left field by Castellanos. And so that'll make it a four-nothing ballgame. I don't know if I'm going to be shilling on this headset again, if it will be for my bosses at Fox
@Pap000000
@CespedesBBQ
@DreKnott
Yeah it's a really lazy comparison to tell two similar stories about these guys and talk about their attitudes toward the game. I hate fun too. It sucks!
Today was encouraging for Carlos Carrasco. He got the fastball up to 94, and he got through 6 innings in 71 pitches. He has some batted ball luck, but these are the kinds of performances the team needs. He can do it when he throws strikes consistently.