I'm not sure what kinda year McCutchen is having so far, but he is acting a fool tonight against the Dodgers.
I still wouldnt discount them...that rotation is scary as fukk imo, its just their bullpen, defense and offense been fukkin them up. I wouldnt be surprised if they go on a run sometime soon.Dodgers 12-17 at home
He's coming back from a serious injury and didn't have a spring training or much rehab gameswhats up with manny machado why his numbers so low this year
At 86, you could say that Vin Scully has conquered baseball. He's called World Series and All-Star games. He's been with the Dodgers in two home cities and three different home parks (four if you count the games they played in Jersey City's Roosevelt Stadium in 1956-1957), and even accompanied the team to Australia for this year's opener. He's outlasted 11 managers, nine different owners, and has seen thousands of players come and go. He's called triple plays, no hitters and perfect games, and has been behind the microphone for some of the most iconic moments in baseball history.
And yet, he remains. In April, when asked if he still felt the same way he did following the players' strike 19 years ago, if he still needs the audience, he said, "It's still a wonderful experience. It's a great honor. And it's a great privilege to be allowed to go to the ballpark, and do the game, and express a little bit of yourself without getting in the way."