Showing posts with label brawl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brawl. Show all posts
Monday, January 6, 2014
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Friday, September 13, 2013
Nobody has more swagger than José Fernandez...
He better win the NL ROY! When is the deadline for 2014 keeper selections?
The best part is actually
The best part is actually
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Where is @DbacksLuchador when you need him?
Ah well, at least they do have Don Baylor. I bet he could take down Big Mac...
How about that 80's/90's all-star team of coaches BRAWLING with each other? Kirk Gibson, Alan Trammell, Donnie Baseball, Donnie Baylor, Big Mac! Priceless.
Not gonna lie,
How about that 80's/90's all-star team of coaches BRAWLING with each other? Kirk Gibson, Alan Trammell, Donnie Baseball, Donnie Baylor, Big Mac! Priceless.
Not gonna lie,
Friday, April 12, 2013
Is Zack Greinke a junk-ball pitcher?
Yesterday, a brawl erupted between the Doyers and the Madres. If you haven't seen it, here it is:
Greinke suffered a broken collarbone in his left (non-pitching) shoulder. First and foremost, I would like to wish him a full recovery, however long it takes. Even if he can't take the mound again until after the Doyers have fallen out of contention, so be it. What's important is that he take his time and make sure he is 100% fully healed before he attempts even a minor league rehabilitation assignment. Greinke shouldn't let his $147 million contract pressure him into attempting to come back too soon and perhaps risk an even greater injury.
Be patient, Zack. Be patient.
That being said, I'd like to take a closer look at the mechanics of the brawl. Due to the hectic nature of the fracas, I'm having trouble pinpointing the precise moment that Greinke breaks his collarbone. I have, however, narrowed it down to two likely moments.
The first is at the very beginning of the brawl, when Greinke throws his best shoulder check at Quentin. Take a look:
Greinke suffered a broken collarbone in his left (non-pitching) shoulder. First and foremost, I would like to wish him a full recovery, however long it takes. Even if he can't take the mound again until after the Doyers have fallen out of contention, so be it. What's important is that he take his time and make sure he is 100% fully healed before he attempts even a minor league rehabilitation assignment. Greinke shouldn't let his $147 million contract pressure him into attempting to come back too soon and perhaps risk an even greater injury.
Be patient, Zack. Be patient.
That being said, I'd like to take a closer look at the mechanics of the brawl. Due to the hectic nature of the fracas, I'm having trouble pinpointing the precise moment that Greinke breaks his collarbone. I have, however, narrowed it down to two likely moments.
The first is at the very beginning of the brawl, when Greinke throws his best shoulder check at Quentin. Take a look:
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
How to start a brawl in a baseball game...
1) Throw a pitch inside.
2) Throw another pitch inside.
3) Block the plate:
2) Throw another pitch inside.
3) Block the plate:
Friday, August 3, 2012
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