The people need to very publicly organize a boycott. Show up opening day to protest and announce boycotting the games, the sponsors, the team clothing and swag, tv and radio shows. Cut up their Giant Eagle membership cards on tv, burn other sponsor’s logos. Have a website set up. Enroll people all day long.
He does but you could also clearly see mechanical changes and pitch selection changes once he went to the Astros. Watch the change in his glove hand and front side from pirates to astros. Ray searage changed him and made him worse in the burgh
The county, as owner of the stadium, should sue Nuttjob for breach of contract. I am sure the contract calls for the Pirates to field a major league team. Sue them for breach of contract for failure to provide such, for failure to put on a competitive team, with theft of services for using the stadium in poor faith, for negotiating in bad faith, and should consider criminal charges of fraud.
Could probably get a new quad lift and slope side condo for Frazier.The trade value of the starters is sky high right now. It’s time to pull the trigger on a couple of trades!
The Cubs strategy failed due to their own inability to hit against Pirates pitching. They were trying to walk as many people hitting in front of Polanco as possible knowing that he would strand the runners by either striking out at balls in the dirt or hitting into double plays. That, predictably, worked like a charm. It just wasn't enough yesterday.
I know, I know. Go easy on me. Dumb question.Do you think they will have fireworks night this year. Good reason to go to games
He might actually have a chance if he had a better lineup around him. Not many Roy's have to carry the team. He can only hit so many solo hr....
Ben Cherington is married to the daughter of a good friend of mine. After he parted ways with Boston (winning a WS in 2013) he also left Boston with a stable of young talent like Mookie Betts and Brock Holt that emerged in 2018 Championship run. He and his wife Tyler had a home near me and I would run into them now and then. He had several offers after leaving Boston and chose to teach at Columbia instead. I'm pretty sure he turned down the Mets GM job a few years ago. I sense that he is the kind of guy that won't stick around if he isn't able to implement his plan and see light at the end of the tunnel.
