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The Cubs' game was great. I took my first mid-game nap, the pitching was good, the game was quick, and they won.
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I don't get the shift elimination either. Ted Williams one of the greatest hitters of all time was a dead pull hitter.Early game times.
TB vs DET 2:14
MIN vs KC 2:32
NY vs SF 2:33 and this game included 32(!!!!) strikeouts.
TOR vs STL played 3:30ish but that game was 10-9.
MIL vs CHC 2:21
IMO, pace of play is the #1 thing to improve and "way too early" returns look promising.
Not fond of the shift elimination. Not sure why it's MLB's problem that left handed sluggers cant go opposite field, but here we are.
The shift has not been eliminated--just curtailed so that you can't move the entire side of the field over to the other side. Teddy and other old time players never had to deal with stuff like that, it was more shading to one side. Teams got way outta hand in recent years and it's been reined in now.I don't get the shift elimination either. Ted Williams one of the greatest hitters of all time was a dead pull hitter.
He played against the shift his entire career and did ok.