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Sterling or Scully: Gary Cohen brings his A-Game for a change on Pete Alonso home run

I give Gary A LOT of guff for his lame home run calls…you know this ones that go “It it high, it is far…” – sorry. excuse me – “To the track, to the wall…” even though the ball has clearly been hit a mile and a half.

Well, here’s why I push Gary to be better.  Do THIS Gary.

Verdict: Scully

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@ceetar went to the Mets game…here’s what happened next!

Our old friend @ceetar – you know him, likely drinking a beer and talking about some “advanced” statistics – went to the Mets game.

He stopped off at Ebbs to see what they were selling.

So my opinion on the Polar Bear Palmer – it’s overrated. You would be fine getting rid of that and having a comparable beer and you could probably get a pitcher with it.

Then he headed off to Formerly McFadden’s which seems to be The Land Of Bad Decisions. This dude got a BLACK Lindor jersey? Dude, want me to spit in your beer for you?


Continuing the alcohol inspired tour, @ceetar may not like t-shirts, but he likes watching games from as far away as possible.

3000 beer calories weren’t enough, so why not eat this monstrosity.

Time for some more beer while looking up someone’s xFIP

He said something about a scoreboard but I was distracted by all the bright red ribbon boards which have RUINED Citi Field’s aesthetic but you guys are all Steve Cohen Apologists and won’t ever admit it.

@ceetar then praised the Elite Rich


And as for the overrated giant scoreboard advertising delivery device that even GKR aren’t shilling for

@ceetar went shopping – the Mets are selling Wrong Font Valentine jerseys for some reason. Guys, it was a quarter century ago and they didn’t even win a division title.

It seems Citi Field is as fan friendly as ever.


I believe this next item is some sort of food.

And the best part about attending games – you can’t even see the netting!


Thanks Ceetar!

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Jacob deGrom pitched against the Royals. How did he do? You’ll look

Famous Texas Ranger Jacob deGrom pitched against the Royals..

The Royals were pretty excited at their early success!

But then this started happening to them

And this

And this

You get the idea.

7 innings, 7 hits. 2 runs, earned. 9 Ks and 0 walks. A no decision as he’s Jacob deGrom.

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Will the Citi Field casino exploit the local Asian-hertiage community?

Tell the loudmouth with the blog to keep his mouth shut.

You know, we don’t really need a casino….a rich guy could choose to cover the parking area and put some green space on the roof if he’s serious about the asphalt thing.

Meanwhile…

Youth organizer Yvonne Chen argues that the casino only exploits a community who have struggled for years to have their voices heard.

“Many Chinese people are already struggling with poverty in Flushing… gambling was a way for us to cope with our problems, family issues, mental health issues, trauma, financial situations and a loss of belonging of immigrants,” Chen said. “This casino can very well worsen this.”

American communities are their target demographics,” said youth organizer Boksun Park.

“So there are people out here openly stating that they’re willing to siphon money away from immigrant communities in order to line their own pockets. And we are standing by doing nothing.”

Another central concern of community members is displacement and gentrification, which has already disrupted the Asian heritage and low-income communities that reside in Flushing. Organizers say that the casino will only continue to raise rents, pricing locals out and forcing small businesses to shut down.

“The casino will only exploit our community’s poverty and mental health issues, issues that especially impact the immigrants in Flushing, as well as tear down the hard-earned livelihoods earned by our parents and elders,” said youth organizer Sophia Lin. (via ASAM News)

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