***Official*** MLB 2025 Thread

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

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Originally Posted by Sanlmar

Tonight we had a throwback to younger Angels Ohtani. Complete with the fail team loss.

1HR, 8K’s, 0 walks, 1 Hit, 1 ER over 4 innings. That historic vibe is back. He will have to carry the Dodgers in the playoffs but that will cement his goat legend if it goes well

Angels never allowed him to prove himself in playoff tournament against the best

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They're a Sasaki away from having a full strength starting rotation, so there's no excuse if they let the Padres catch them now.

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I’ll be fading Roki per the program. A polite & sensitive lad.

The bullpen is a giant black hole. There’s a handy excuse for you.

I know you are fixated on Mookie’s AIDS but today he said it wasn’t the AIDS - it has been his hand. Ever since his hand injury last year he’s been poor and he doesn’t know what to do. He’s shook and he’ll tell you so.

They measured hand strength and it is stronger than it was.

I have my own theory.

Padres perma sat Tatis even one run behind going into a day off. Take your uniform off sir. They won.

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Originally Posted by Sanlmar

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

They're a Sasaki away from having a full strength starting rotation, so there's no excuse if they let the Padres catch them now.

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I’ll be fading Roki per the program. A polite & sensitive lad.

The bullpen is a giant black hole. There’s a handy excuse for you.

I know you are fixated on Mookie’s AIDS but today he said it wasn’t the AIDS - it has been his hand. Ever since his hand injury last year he’s been poor and he doesn’t know what to do. He’s shook and he’ll tell you so.

They measured hand strength and it is stronger than it was.

I have my own theory.

Padres perma sat Tatis even one run behind going into a day off. Take your uniform off sir. They won.

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What is the theory?

I don't believe the hand strength BS, but Mookie himself might believe it.

It's easier to accept that your hand aches than being a healthy early-30s athlete brought down to mediocrity by Influenza SuperAIDS.

But yeah, you don't just come back perfect after you drop a ton of muscle from a horrible virus, right before the season starts.

Ironically, had Mookie been a fatass, his body probably would have handled it better, as he'd likely have lost the fat first before the muscle significantly atrophied.

There aren't many health advantages to being fat, but one of those few advantages is your body being able to better handle rapid, involuntary weight loss. Mookie was already thin, so it's likely that the 30-pound drop ate away a lot of his muscle.

The other problem was that Mookie couldn't keep food down while this was all going on, so I'm guessing he was protein insufficient.

That's a disaster if you already have low body fat and your body is trying to make up for it by grabbing muscle tissue as a substitute. Muscle preservation during rapid weight loss depends heavily on proper protein intake.

The muscle loss sounds like a recipe for rapid aging as is often true with all manner of health issues and injury.

Here's the article Sanlmar was talking about: https://archive.ph/6kUpk


Author Dylan Hernandez is hit and miss. Sometimes he produces good stuff, sometimes not.

In this case, the article wasn't very good. How can he not even touch on the highly unusual illness Betts had in the spring?

I’ve been on the Brewers like everyone for last two weeks. All the normal spots.

What I’m killing it at new though is live betting based on exit velocity outs. Like a starter gets through first 2 innings at home without giving up any runs, but every out is coming off the bat 106 but he got lucky. I usually bet it after 2nd or third where he’s going to be in for multiple innings, yet you get good odds as the other team hasn’t batted in their half if at home or try to cherry pick + situations.

I’m at like 70% for the last month just using this. I’m sure others are doing it, but I’m often watching ABs on my app with exit velocity and just stumbled across hard outs and thinking eventually these are going to drop. And so far they have started to drop or go out most nights.

Anyone else do this with any formulaic approach?

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Originally Posted by Sanlmar

Sawks like the Brewers are a new age Cutter team. 4S is old school. If Sawks can deprogram the Dodgers 4 seam out and improve his cutter (too much arms side according to baseball savant) and increase its usage they might be able to salvage something out of May.

Meantime tomorrow’s game is gonna be a pitching shitshow on both sides.

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I posted this in the early morning hours yesterday prior to May the mound for the Sawks.

lol, the Sawks wasted no time deprogrammimg Dodgers Mark Prior fail out of Gingergaard. I know I would.

https://youtube.com/shorts/cyhS4RLKn...dDVr9PBpil386Z

Brewers Sawks and Cleveland. New school pitching. Deempahsizing 4 Seam and weighted balls and leaning into the cutter. It’s working

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Originally Posted by BCR

I’ve been on the Brewers like everyone for last two weeks. All the normal spots.

What I’m killing it at new though is live betting based on exit velocity outs. Like a starter gets through first 2 innings at home without giving up any runs, but every out is coming off the bat 106 but he got lucky. I usually bet it after 2nd or third where he’s going to be in for multiple innings, yet you get good odds as the other team hasn’t batted in their half if at home or try to cherry pick + situations.

I’m at like 70% for the last month just using this. I’m sure others are doing it, but I’m often watching ABs on my app with exit velocity and just stumbled across hard outs and thinking eventually these are going to drop. And so far they have started to drop or go out most nights.

Anyone else do this with any formulaic approach?

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This is actually a good idea. Which app is showing exit velocity?

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Originally Posted by BCR

I’ve been on the Brewers like everyone for last two weeks. All the normal spots.

What I’m killing it at new though is live betting based on exit velocity outs. Like a starter gets through first 2 innings at home without giving up any runs, but every out is coming off the bat 106 but he got lucky. I usually bet it after 2nd or third where he’s going to be in for multiple innings, yet you get good odds as the other team hasn’t batted in their half if at home or try to cherry pick + situations.

I’m at like 70% for the last month just using this. I’m sure others are doing it, but I’m often watching ABs on my app with exit velocity and just stumbled across hard outs and thinking eventually these are going to drop. And so far they have started to drop or go out most nights.

Anyone else do this with any formulaic approach?

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Is it Clase approved play?

(I can't talk shit after the great Twins fire sale of 2025)