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Why is the runner at third not our first for leaving the basepaths? Shouldn’t THAT be the third out?
To me, the runner at third should have been out for leaving the base paths before the runner at first was out for not tagging up.
Outside of the golf course that is currently there, this is part of the existing DC parks space. Where Washingtonians exercise, plays sports, have cookouts, fish, where we have marathons, where we have kids playing on playgrounds. Say what you will about golf, keep the park.
He’s incredible…but he would need to average 49 homers a year for the next 7 seasons (age 33-40) to get to 700.
32 homers a year for the next 7 to get to 600.
19 homers a year to get to 500. Very realistic possibility…but…not a certainty.
I have held a similar theory for a long time and I don’t think it’s the more attractive candidate…but the more entertaining one that tens to win. A lot of times those can be the same thing.
The reason I fell in love with and work in sports...is the Washington Post Sports section. Every morning I would open it, read the box scores, scan the articles, and learn. So much history. So much talent. Every young sports fan should have access to that.
#SaveThePost
He's only making $4.25 million more a year than he did his final year in Washington.
That's the craziest thing about the Philly deal and not staying in Washington. He "deferred" money in Philly by taking a longer deal and lower AAV.