The most wholesome response from Payton Tolle 🥹
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I love that the NFL’s virtual measurement takes longer than it took two old guys to bring out the chains.
The Cleveland-Chicago series had 63 hits … and 56 pitchers. That ratio seems suboptimal.
The White Sox struck out 21 times tonight (after striking out 19 times in Game 3). Why even bring a bat to the plate?
We're in for a fun one tonight.
The most wholesome response from Payton Tolle 🥹
#redsox #paytontolle #nickofferman #ronswanson | @mollyknight.bsky.social @joeposnanski.com
Come on down to The Clubhouse! Today we're talking about players who somehow didn't get any Hall of Fame votes despite having pretty impressive careers.
Josè Ramirez is Jose Ramírez again
It's always a good day to debate the Hall of Fame.
You heard it here first, @nickofferman.bsky.social is claiming Payton Tolle as family.
Listen now to Episode 9 of The Joy of Baseball with @mollyknight.bsky.social and @joeposnanski.com.
The White Sox got it going on.
Tuesday's NLDS game gave us some beautiful 70s-style baseball and one of the best in-game interviews of all time.
We got a 1970s game breaking out in San Diego!
I love that the Brewers pitching coach is named Chris Hook.
Here’s our latest Joy of Baseball episode with the great Nick Offerman.
Nick talks about his diehard Cubs fandom, and also declares his love for his large adult son Payton Tolle.
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One of my hardest writing assignments yet came with a 45-minute deadline. It's a good thing Buck was there to guide me.
I can't believe it's been 20 years since we lost Buck O'Neil. How do you possibly sum up a life that great?
"This is baseball, folks. It fills your heart. It breaks your heart. And we all come back again tomorrow."
Exactly
I hate the way they call checked swings. Hitters already have so little chance.
Has this umpire gotten a single ball-strike call right?