🤢🥴💩_ Fubah's risky baseball bets _🥶😲🥵

Snell only allowed 8 on base thru 7.0 ip and just 1 ER, so regardless how the game ends, his HOT STREAK will continue forward to 8 consecutive without a BAD outing.....YET!

Snell is scheduled to faceoff against Kirby next Saturday @Mariners

He may have the inevitable then...

  Witness the -310  very heavy home fav Yankees Saturday

...losing to the third worst team in MLB...HUGE!

Good to see all you fellas avoiding that risk!

   Jansen makes baseball history by appearing in the same game for both teams!

CNN —
In the type of quirkiness that likely one day will be a sports trivia question, Boston Red Sox catcher Danny Jansen made Major League Baseball history Monday by becoming the first player to play for two teams in the same game.

On June 26, Jansen was a member of the Toronto Blue Jays. At the time, he was in the middle of an at-bat against the Red Sox in a scoreless game at Fenway Park.

But that game was suspended due to weather in the top of the second inning with a runner on first base and one out.

It took two months for the contest to resume and during the wait, Jansen switched teams when Toronto traded him to Boston for three prospects.
When the suspended game continued Monday, Jansen started the resumed game behind home plate as a defensive substitution for catcher Reese McGuire.

No longer a Blue Jay but a Red Sox player, Jansen was featured in the box score for both clubs.

   Jansen makes baseball history by appearing in the same game for both teams!

CNN —
In the type of quirkiness that likely one day will be a sports trivia question, Boston Red Sox catcher Danny Jansen made Major League Baseball history Monday by becoming the first player to play for two teams in the same game.

On June 26, Jansen was a member of the Toronto Blue Jays. At the time, he was in the middle of an at-bat against the Red Sox in a scoreless game at Fenway Park.

But that game was suspended due to weather in the top of the second inning with a runner on first base and one out.

It took two months for the contest to resume and during the wait, Jansen switched teams when Toronto traded him to Boston for three prospects.
When the suspended game continued Monday, Jansen started the resumed game behind home plate as a defensive substitution for catcher Reese McGuire.

No longer a Blue Jay but a Red Sox player, Jansen was featured in the box score for both clubs.

Jansen had a single in the fifth inning -- Boston's first hit of the game.

The 29-year-old right-handed hitter said he wore two jerseys in the game.
He will keep one for himself and send one to the Baseball Hall of Fame;
an authenticator was on hand to tag all of Jansen's equipment.

The Cooperstown shrine said it requested the scorecard from official scorer Bob Ellis, who also was working the game when it started in June.

"This scorecard will be a great tool to document and illustrate
this history, showing Danny Jansen's name on both teams,"
Hall spokesman Jon Shestakofsky said.

Nobody cares

@Championo

 Just goes to show how bad and nonchalant people have gotten today, they no longer care about history. They are so wrapped up in themselves they see nothing else around them.

Sad but true.

HEAVY HOME FAVS (HHF) won all 4 on Friday.

Good for them.

But as typically happens, HHFs fail bigly the next day.

Today, Yankees fell.....and the Guardians are on the ropes late!

Guardians fell also!.....

big losing day for the HEAVY HOME FAVS after a winning day....typical.