The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for July 28, 2023

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    Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member 11 months ago

    I wonder which teams they have seen.

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    jasonsnakelover  11 months ago

    You’re tired? Imagine how the players felt?

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    GROG Premium Member 11 months ago

    Don’t ever take him to a double header then.

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    Doug Taylor Premium Member 11 months ago

    Of all the new rules in the MLB this year there are only two I don’t care for. The automatic putting a player on second base during extra innings and where the fielders have to be on the field. (if the team wants to put all the players on the right side of the field then so be it)

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    zzeek  11 months ago

    I’ve been to a few Major League games with friends. Not being a baseball fan, it’s hard to feign enthusiasm for 2 innings much less 9, but I survive. :-)

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    nosirrom  11 months ago

    Count your blessings Wilberforce. You could have gotten a sea behind a column. And there’s no discount for those seats.

    http://graphics.boston.com/bonzai-fba/Globe_Photo/2005/06/17/1119017844_3356.jpg

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    Chris  11 months ago

    add two more teams and I’m sure you’d have quite the chaotic mess to keep ya entertained. :D

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    mfrasca  11 months ago

    When we were kids, most of us old folk only watched baseball on a black and white televisions. If you ask us what our first ball game was like, we almost universally answer “The grass was so green!”

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    Just-me  11 months ago

    A major league game holds no interest for me. It would be too “peopley.”

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    raybarb44  11 months ago

    Sometimes you CAN have too much of a good thing. Felt the same at some baseball games myself. Glad he went. He will always remember that first one, especially with his Dad…..

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    ladykat  11 months ago

    Yes, they would, Brutus.

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    ckeller  11 months ago

    No it doesn’t. Get rid of the fake runner! Play it out properly until someone wins properly!

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    walstib Premium Member 11 months ago

    When I take my grandson to a Brewers game, I’ve learned to only expect to see half a game. Grandma keeps making me take him to the kids’ play area, then hot dog, then ice cream, then bathroom, then to the top row, etc.

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    cuzinron47  11 months ago

    Especially if overtime of a 0-0 game.

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    T...  11 months ago

    Wilberforce replies, “is that why you are getting so fat, dad?”…

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    Moonkey Premium Member 11 months ago

    I used to enjoy seeing spring training games in FL on vacation. I saw quite a few different stadiums around the state. I wish I lived close to a AAA team, but I don’t.

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    Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 11 months ago

    With the ghost runner or phantom runner or whatever it’s officially called lengthy extra inning games have become very rare. And that’s a good thing to this life long baseball fan!

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    gopher gofer  11 months ago

    there’s no such thing as “too much” baseball… ☺

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    Chris Sherlock  11 months ago

    I’m sorry…I just don’t care for either the ghost runner or the pitch clock. Maybe that’s just me.

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