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Welcome back to the bigs, Keon! -
Correction: the app is Oculus Venues for the game today.
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For those with a VR device, the game is also available on the Next VR app. I tried it last week and it was disappointing, though still pretty neat overall. It's not really in VR, but rather sits you in a virtual theater and shows the telecast on a giant, theater-size movie screen. You can also choose to sit with other people who are watching and actually talk to them with your microphone. I watched highlights of some NBA and NFL games and those were much more "VR." For the NBA highlights, the view was from behind the basket and everything was three dimensional, so it really felt like you were there. NFL highlights were from the sideline, again feeling like you were standing there (I even moved my foot out of the way when a ref ran by). With MLB, you're just watching the broadcast on a gigantic screen. Still cool, but not mind blowing.
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Well that inning certainly could have been worse.
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Just checking in to remind people that someone said Aguilar was coming back down to earth a few games ago.
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He should probably play about even with the pitcher. You know, to cut off the angles.
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Our pitcher should bat 8th.
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Perez would have been out by 20-30 feet had he tried to tag. It was a shallow fly to a gold glover. By going a third of the way down the line, he guaranteed he would score had Heyward not caught it.
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********* who cares
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Perhaps a shotgun and chainsaw would be more useful than a bat.
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lol - the ump slowrolled Zobrist
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I mean, ffs, not every throw from deep in the outfield is going to have Olympic archer-like accuracy. It was a throw that was perfectly in line with the base, bouncing right before Villar. It was a good othrow.
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You know Cubs fans are complaining that they didn't score more that inning.
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I hope there's not a lot of game left.
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Good. I was getting sick of this one strikeout inning crap from Hader.
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For a guy who looks like the first sandwich-eating security guard killed in a random Van Damme movie, Kratz is certainly making a difference.
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Only one strikeout in one inning by Hader? I'm concerned.
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You've set the bar pretty low on an "ideal" game.
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I don't really worry about bottom of the roster guys. Every team has them. There are a lot of aspects to managing a roster - salary constraints, minor league options, service time, playing time for guys at different levels of the organization, etc. - that sometimes mean you get stuck with a less-than-desirable player on the roster (or two or three). And of those three guys you mentioned, I only see Choi as particularly useless when the big-league roster is healthy. Bandy is a backup catcher - there's not much to expect there. Sogard can at least play both middle infield positions adequately (I use that description without looking at stats).
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In his pants.
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I'd be ok with him pitching well, but we still win. How about he gives up 2 runs in 6 innings and we win 4-1?
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Eh, Yelich's arm looked ok. Not the best, but not Khris Davis, either. His bigger problem was taking so long to get rid of the ball. He caught it with one hand behind his head then had to wind up.
