1. Tigers (2-1)
1. Cubs (2-1)
3. Giants (2-2)
4. White Sox (1-2)
76 | DEADLINE SPECIAL: Premature Speculation – Major League A*Holes: IN THE HOLE
Kris Bryant and Ryan Tepera for Joey Bart would serve the #SFGiants and #Cubs very well | #MLB's hypocrisy exposed once again as Javy Baez is fined for showing emotion on the field while MLB markets the shit out of it | Cubs maximize an asset and A's gain a legendary cult hero with Andrew Chafin trade | The Jesus Lizard shockingly dealt to Miami for expensive rental, Starling Marte | Dallas Keuchel struggles versus lefties has him feeling like he's pitching on Mars, but is that a bad thing? | Rick Hahn has #WhiteSox fans worried he's overplayed his hand being TOO patient waiting for the trade market to come to him while the supply of bullpen arms and middle infielders dwindles | Miguel Cabrera passes Barry Bonds on the all-time hits list and inches closer to 500 home runs | #Tigers Eric Haase and Akil Baddoo emerging as serious Rookie of the Year contenders at the expense of division rivals | If MLB is really worried about viewership numbers being down they could simply lift their fucking ridiculous blackout policy | Know your history, kids — comparing Shohei Ohtani and Babe Ruth is lazy and an injustice to both
#CubTogether #ChangetheGame #DetroitRoots #ResilientSF #RiseandGrind #MakeItMajor
Just checked the standings at MLB.com and they posted the “regular” division standings rather than the wacky covid divisions. Am I missing something here? Seems like shit is changing every other day.
MLB’s just making it up as they go and so are we. Hell, the season might be canceled today for all we know. I’ll be happy to declare the Cubs and Tigers co-Champs.
The Tigers may be so desperate to accept that award, but the Cubbies? Oh, how the mighty have fallen so quickly.
Well, at least it’s better than crowning the Sox or Giants.