Two Strike Noise - A Baseball History Podcast
Episode 315 - Tales from the Dugout, New Rules, Missing Coaches and Speedruns
March 21, 202657 min · 9,528 words
Show notes
Jeff and Mark open discussing Hideki Matsui’s scheduled lecture at the Japan Society of Fertilization and Implantation and how he became an ‘expert’ on the subject. They review minor-league rule experiments, including moving second base again, check-swing challenges, limiting batter timeouts, counting PitchCom issues as mound visits, reducing disengagements, and allowing starters to re-enter, plus a DH-related idea.
Highlighted moments
the giants started lighting pieces of paper as they pretended to look for their bats
“58 pitches complete game shutout 58 pitches that's an average of barely over two pitches per batter”
“rather than waiting or maybe coming back later or another day the photographer just snapped a picture of an empty bullpen bench where he was going to have proly sit for this card”
“he acquired a large stack of these unsigned jeter and roper cards and you know they're the exact same ones that people are pulling from packs so he just started signing them with the names of chad roper and derrick jeter”
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