Obsessed with baseball. I make my own rosters and ratings based on actual seasons. 3 dice game of probability. A table top game by my dad, Edward John Coyle Jr.

Joined November 2020
Here are the 1995 MLB standings through April 6th.
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1980 Season Replay 5-18-80 DH GM2 Mets (12-18) vs Braves (9-21) Chambliss blasts 2 HR's but the Braves give up an unearned run in the 8th and lose 8-7. Teams split the DH. Mazzilli 3 RBI. WP: Tom Hausman (2-0) LP: Gene Garber (1-1) S: Neil Allen (3) HR: Chris Chambliss 2 (4)
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1980 Season Replay 5-18-80 DH GM1 Mets (12-17) vs Braves (8-21) Nahorodny homers and Sarge goes 3-4 with a HR as the Braves take game 1 of the DH 6-3. WP: Rick Matula (3-4) LP: Pat Zachry (0-1) S: Rick Camp (5) HR: Steve Henderson (2), Gary Matthews (3), Bill Nahorodny (2)
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People who GENUINELY love the game aren’t going to stop watching.
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4/24/1979 Payoff Pitch Baseball Mike Hargrove went 3-4 with 3RBI to lead SD to a 6-4 win over MON. Andre Dawson drove in all 4 MON runs @padres(9-9) 3 12 1 Expos(6-8) 4 7 0 HR- Dawson(5) WP- Jones(3-1-1.70) S- Fingers(4) LP- Grimsley(1-3-3.96)
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Survey fans on cheaper tickets, $5 beers, free parking, no blackouts, every game on one affordable streaming service, no jersey ads and fewer commercials. Funny how fan opinion suddenly matters when it aligns with the owners’ financial interests. These guys aren’t prepared to sacrifice billions in revenue and risk a work stoppage out of concern for competitive balance. They do not give a shit about competitive balance. Owners want a cap because they believe it benefits them financially. Full stop. The fan surveys are just a convenient way to sell it. Trying to convince fans that billionaire owners suddenly care about them is insulting.
“Owners do not intend to pivot from their contentions. Their insistence on a cap and floor -- backed, the league says, by surveys that show fans want one”, per @JeffPassan
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1980 Season Replay 5-17-80 Cardinals (15-16) vs Giants (16-18) Darrell Evans rips a walk off 2R HR off Littlefield to complete the Giants comback. SF wins 7-6. LeMaster 2 hits 2 runs. WP: Al Holland (3-1) LP: John Littlefield (1-3) HR: Bobby Bonds (5), Darrell Evans (4)
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1980 Season Replay 5-17-80 Cubs (9-20) vs Padres (17-16) Cubs blast 3 homers and Big Daddy goes this distance as the Cubs get a win 5-3. Kingman 3 hits, 2 runs. WP: Rick Reuschel (2-6) LP: Eric Rasmussen (3-2) HR: Dave Kingman (7), Barry Foote (4), Steve Dillard (2)
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The "Philadelphia Inquirer" found dangerous chemicals in the astroturf of the now-demolished Veterans Stadium. Six Phillies who played on that turf, Tug McGraw, Darren Daulton, John Vukovich, John Oates, Ken Brett, David West died of a rare and aggressive brain cancer. The six players all died in their 40's or 50's, roughly three times the rate of the average adult population. Even more alarming was their mutual diagnosis of glioblastoma. The Phillies sold pieces of turf in sealed 4 x 4" bags. The Inquirer purchased four of those on eBay. Samples analyzed by two separate labs found 16 types of dangerous chemicals in the turf. They are referred to as, "Forever Chemicals" because they don’t break down and can last in the human body for years. The US federal government estimates that 12,000 artificial turf fields containing PFAS or "Forever Chemicals" exist in USA. "We know that the liver is affected. We know that the kidneys are affected. We know the testicles are affected. But nobody’s ever done the study to see if the brain is affected, because glioblastoma is such a rare disease." Graham Peaslee. "University of Notre Dame." Darren "Dutch" Daulton. And still no word on this story!!!
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1980 Season Replay 5-17-80 Rangers (10-21) vs Yankees (18-12) Sample blasts a grand slam and Oliver hits a HR as Matlack/Darwin make it hold up. Rangers win 6-4 . WP: J Matlack (5-3) LP: T Underwood (2-1) S: D Darwin (4) HR: A Oliver (2), B Sample (1), R Jackson (11)
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7/16/1978 Fall Classic Baseball It's not often you see a walk-off grand slam...and we saw one today from Gorman Thomas @whitesox(36-52) 4 9 1 @Brewers(51-36) 8 9 2 HR- Nahorodny(7), GThomas(22) WP- Castro(2-1-1.29) LP- Hinton(2-6-5.49)
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1995 sighting!
In Seattle, only one double is “The Double.” Edgar Martinez sent the @Mariners to their first American League Championship Series 31 years ago today.
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1980 Season Replay 5-17-80 Reds (21-12) vs Expos (15-14) Expos beat up on Reds pitching in the middle inning and win going away 10-2. LeFlore 3 runs 2 hits, 2 SB. Dawson 3 hits 2 doubles. WP: Bill Lee (3-1) LP: Mike LaCoss (3-3) HR: None
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1980 Season Replay 5-17-80 Pirates (16-13) vs Dodgers (17-15) Dodgers uncharacteristically boot the ball 3 times leading to 4 unearned as the Pirates take advantage and win 5-2. Moreno 3H 2R 2 SB. W: Bert Blyleven (3-3) L: Don Sutton (4-1) S: Kent Tekulve (5) HR: None
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Jacob Misiorowski announces his presence with authority. 105 mph 1st Pitch of the Game 😳
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You didn’t know you needed to hear it… But you do. The Japanese call of Munetaka Murakami’s first career MLB Postseason HR
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MINNESOTA DEFEATS MICHIGAN TO WIN THE LITTLE BROWN JUG 🔥
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5/3/1950 Fall Classic Eddie Joost's 3R homer in the 8th gave PHI A's their 5th win of the young season @tigers(5-5) 4 11 1 PHILA(5-8) 7 6 0 HR-Evers(3), Joost(1) WP- Brissie(1-2-9.18) S- Coleman(1) LP- Houtteman(2-1-3.91)
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