Sentences with phrase «kind of baseball this team»

Not exact matches

When I say our Baltimore team struck gold in supporting a great cause last month, I am referring to the bowling kind of strike, not the baseball kind or the panning...

He was a top - five prospect in baseball before last season, and he's still just 22, the kind of burgeoning talent that most teams would depend on.

There is no team in baseball that knows this kind of disappointment, and if the Indians actually win it all, there won't be a team that knows it for another decade, at least.

Canadian stars like Joey Votto didn't participate, and while Canadian baseball players are talented in their own right, it's harder for them to hide that kind of loss that teams like the U.S. or Dominican Republic could shrug off thanks to depth.

It's kind of played out at this point, but the Texas A&M Aggies baseball team deserves credit for creativity with this one.

After a garden variety kind of bad month in August, they peeled out and zoomed past every other team in baseball to finish with the worst record and the first - overall pick.

When you consider that all 30 + baseball teams carry at least a 25 - man roster, which for a period expands to 40 and they bring people up from the minors and send people back down all throughout the year, AND this kind of things has been happening since like 1901, you have thousands and thousands of people who played the game that never even came close to this mark.

Described as some kind of «spiritual sequel» to Linklater's Dazed & Confused, this film is set in 1980 about an «incoming freshman experiencing his first weekend in college as a pitcher on the school's nationally ranked baseball team.»

«I think it's kind of a lesson in Baseball 101, in some cases humility in that A, we don't have a superstar and B, we really don't have a team of stars and C, we've got enough talent, whether young or old or experienced with people who have won the World Series and also depth....

«It's kind of like a baseball team.

Central Park, located on the sixth floor of the Park Central building in downtown Los Angeles, embodies this kind of entertaining unpredictability one would see in a scrappy minor league baseball team.

The Colorado Rockies Major League Baseball team has a large walk in humidor, like the kind you would use for storing a sizeable cigar collection, specifically for storing game balls in order to counteract the effect of the arid climate of their high - altitude / low - humidity home stadium.