I saw an actual triple play in person last night! That was cool. Except that my team was on the wrong side of it. Oh well. Good news is it somehow didn't affect anything as the Red Sox beat the team currently with the best record in the majors.
I know back in the day the All Star Selection was run by like some furniture polish company.
But this was amazing:
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But it shouldn't mean anything concrete. It is and always has been a fun little exhibition game. It didn't grow to its importance because it had any material effect on the real season. But one year the fun little exhibition game ended in a tie, because they had already played everyone, because that's what everyone is there to see, all of the favorites play in one game, and everyone lost their minds.
The Orioles are in first place for the first time after the All-Star break since Aug, 15, 2016.
And the Twins are setting themselves up for playoff disappointment for the 70th time in a row.
Get the owners involved. Bring back interleague as it was and the winning side of the ASG gets home field for all interleague series.
2023 - 1991 = 70?
The fact that the Twins will likely win their division with the same record as the Mariners probably has something to do with that.And the Twins are setting themselves up for playoff disappointment for the 70th time in a row.
With the balanced schedule and not guaranteeing 81 home games to all teams, it will never happen.
Every National League team would only have 61 home games under the old format.
Your sarcasm meter on the fritz?
The fact that the Twins will likely win their division with the same record as the Mariners probably has something to do with that.
Mets fire sale/restructuring looks to be continuing. Reportedly talks on Verlander are heating up.
EDIT/UPDATE: Back to Houston. Waiting for surrender terms.