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re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 11:13 pm to
That was an instant classic.

Good game Horns and see you again tomorrow.


:cheers:

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 10:58 pm to
Gotta score more than 1 there. Baseball Gods may smite us for that.

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 10:49 pm to
Both these bullpens are stacked with quality arms

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 10:42 pm to
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It’s just hard to be invested in baseball.


GTFO

SEC baseball is fricking awesome. This has been one hell of an Opening Night.

Florida/South Carolina tied 0-0 after 9 before the Gators scratch out a 1-0 win

Arkansas walks off MSU on a pinch hit bomb

Vandy walks off LSU with on a 2 run shot that broke my wife's windshield here in Germantown, TN

Ole Miss takes the lead on 2 out Grand Slam in the top of the 9th only for Texas to come back and tie it up when down to their last strike in the bottom half

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 10:25 pm to
Free baseball. Rabe wasn't bad in that inning. Those were some really quality ABs the Texas hitters were stringing together. Especially with two strikes.

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 10:17 pm to
I said the same thing. Pitcher touching 98-99 and 2B playing up the middle is a head scratcher. That was a great AB all the same.
Where the hell is Coach Schloss finding these arms ?!!? That pitcher was the biggest yet and he's a true frosh. Sheesh
This game is far form over. Just has a wacky feel to it. No way Texas doesn't get the tying/winning runs in scoring position in the 9th.

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 9:57 pm to
Hole E shite


No doubter

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 9:55 pm to
Every pitcher you guys have brought is built like a GD Major Leaguer.

:lol:
Come on Rebels. Get a base knock here to put some real pressure on the pitcher.
These Texas announcers might fellate Judd Utermark in the dugout postgame :lol: He has had an impressive game at the plate and in the field though. 4-3 Longhorns headed to the top of the 8th.

re: What to do in Memphis?

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 3:26 pm to
BBQ Shop

Best dry ribs around. You can also get them glazed. Little known secret that people miss on the menu. The BBQ bologna and Polish sausage combo plate is worth it as well. Last time I went to The Rendezvous I almost asked for my money back. Swear to God.
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was there between Christmas and New Years and can confirm it is a pretty kick arse place


Went Thanksgiving before last. The deal was I got to nerd it out for several hours in the museum, then wife and kids got to eat at the restaurant and did the Xmas light golf cart tour. I haven't been to any Native American museums out West but their collection definitely rivals the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.

re: Daily Baseball Thread - Friday

Posted by reggierayreb on 3/13/26 at 10:46 am to

Schlossnagle and Bianco are good friends that go way back.


Really want to see the Rebels give Texas their first loss tonight or tomorrow. Set up the rubber match for Sunday. That's no easy task. Longhorn lineup can absolutely rake the baseball.


:usa:
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Slot’s infatuation with Gakpo is unexplainable


All I can come up with is that he favors his Dutch players. It's apparent Gakpo's Player of the Month and spectacular play last season came from being on the opposite wing from Salah's constant double teams.
Ole Miss knocking off Texas and Georgia helps. That Georgia team is pretty damn good.

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Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum at the Top of the Rock


If you're ever in Branson you really need to check out this place. The Table Rock up there does an incredible job of preserving fossilized bones and ancient artifacts. The dozen + rooms of Native American antiquities alone make it worth your time.

:usa:
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I was one of the guys that always took off work for the first two days of March Madness and now I have not even watched the championship game in 3-4 years.


I'd like to see a graph showing the popularity of March Madness preCovid and postCovid. Its popularity has fallen off a cliff since that postseason was cancelled. Used to always hear about people getting their vasectomies and other minor surgical procedures scheduled in March to stay at the home for a few days and watch games and follow their bracket(s). Now it seems like people schedule those procedures during the Masters or other sporting events other than the NCAA Tourney.
The officials make it a very tough product to watch. The ridiculous slant towards the home teams. Letting the home fans influence their out of bounds calls multiple times a half. And when they get whistle happy they ruin a game really quickly calling hand checks. Which sucks because they let a lot of contact go in the postseason and let the kids play which improves the product drastically. Probably has something to do with the best of the best college refs being available during the postseason due to fewer games being played in a lot fewer venues. All the games are played neutral floors as well.