2019 MLB Season Thread [ARCHIVED] Baseball • Page 29

Matt Kemp has always been a fine hitter, he's just God awful in the field.

 

6/11 with 4 doubles and 2 HR is certainly fine. I'll take it.

 

I always loved Matt Kemp as a Dodger.

I busted out the Seager jersey for tonight's minor league game.

 

Anyone here with MLB The Show 17 want to play a game tonight?

 

goddamn finally fkin Seattle

 

The Grizzlies game was hype for like the first few innings because they were connecting with everything but the Aces just started to dominate.

 

I just heard a commentator in MLB 17 say "you can't get on first base, if you strike out" and that might be a new low for that series.

 

Twins are 3-0, I like baseball again

 

Excited for opening day, feels like it's taken longer to get here this year!

 

There's also always Little Big League when it does get bad. A great piece of American cinema.

 

Also, a great baseball movie. Sandlot, the first two Major Leagues, Little Big League, A League of Their Own, and Rookie of the Year are my personal favorites. Was not a huge Angels In the Outfield fan. Don't hate it. Just indifferent. Moneyball was good as well. There are a lot of baseball movies haha. I left some classics out too.

Edit: My top ten baseball movies:

1) Major League
2) The Sandlot
3) Little Big League
4) Major League 2
5) A League of Their Own
6) Moneyball
7) Rookie of the Year
8) Bull Durham
9) Field of Dreams
10) Summer Catch/The Natural

 

Rookie of the Year was my childhood

FUNKY BUTT LOVIN'

 

smh at no angels in the outfield

 

Favorite baseball movie = Any of them that aren't "Angels in the Outfield/Infield"

 

Haha I did make my mom take me to see it in the theater for what that's worth. I also rented it a couple times. I felt like I gave it a fair shake as a kid. It just didn't hit the way the other classics did.

 

Bad News Bears, c'mon....

Also almost always forgotten is Hardball. That was a fun little movie.

 

Benchwarmers!!

 

I think the best part about angels in the outfield is as a kid I never truly realized how stacked that cast was.

 

I wanted to see it because of Christopher Lloyd and baseball. But yeah, it's a stacked lineup looking back.

 

Anyone remember The Fan with Robert De Niro and Wesley Snipes? So bad it's good.

 

I haven't, but several people have told me I need to see it for the reason you mentioned. I wish it was on Netflix or something.

 

Rookie Of The Year never held up as well as some of those other movies. Def has nostalgia but it's a little hard for me to get through now

 

can we beat the record we set last year?

 

I can't tell if Matt Kemp has lost any weight? I'm pretty sure he was trying to.