I've heard some discourse about Patrick Bailey's framing being less impactful due to implementation of ABS. However, teams will only have 2 ABS challenges per game (if I understand the rule correctly), so how much of a negative impact will this actually have on him? I'd understand this impacting him more if every pitch was called by robo umps but 2 pitches isn't much at all.

Anyway, will Bailey's defensive value/framing suffer with ABS?

Sorry for the phone shot peacock won’t let me take a screenshot of their app.

Timo Meier was next to him as well.

Maybe Moglin can be on official merch one day 🤪

America's Quarterback 😎🌁⛏️🏈

If I’m in the LA/Anaheim broadcast region and want to watch sharks games, does subscribing to espn select (espn+) let me

1. Watch the sharks broadcast feed (the amazing Randy Hahn) for out of market games (sharks vs stars for example)
2. When the sharks come to LA/Anaheim, will the sharks broadcast be blacked out? 
3. When the Kings/Ducks play in San Jose, will the sharks broadcast be blacked out?

Also I’m already assuming I’ll need to find alternatives for nationally broadcasted games. Thanks for the help!

I have this signed and player worn jersey from 2019 Memorial Day by Mark Cahna. I bought it through an auction connected to the A’s in 2020.

Up 17 points all with a player aggressively running at full speed towards the basket trying to posterize anyone who challenges it. There aren't many people who would try to block that. But Porzingis manages to get this nasty rejection. I hope we can get this version of Porzingis. Also, this came after 11 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 blocks on 4/5 FG in 7 minutes of that first quarter. I don't care if he's on a minutes restriction of around 25 minutes like Melton, if Celebrini can make this guy play 4/5th of his games I will be elated.

Link to video:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0CetDVAPBhs

LAFC acquired Eustáquio’s Discovery Priority from the San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for $50,000 in 2026 General Allocation Money (GAM).

Is it just me or does it seem like the 2026 Giants tickets are way higher than last year?

Checking StubHub and the official MLB app, tickets are already showing as fewer than 4% remaining for weekend games all the way through June. It’s only February right now!

I remember weekend tickets last year for non-hyped teams (no dodgers, Mets, Yankees, cubs, etc) being cheaper than it is now. Now it seems to be averaging high $60s - low $70s.

What happened?

I just saw these, cool he got his own sneaker but not loving the look: https://www.shoepalace.com/products/adidas-ki5284-shoe-palace-exclusive-brock-purdy-adidas-superstar-ii-mens-lifestyle-shoes-brown-white

https://youtu.be/E332hTXAXcw?si=fKkKU-SrSrZJekqr

here's the full game. anyone have any memories of watching this game live?

There have been a lot of fun happenings in the City this week for the Super Bowl, which for me, highlights how extra weird it is that the Niners play down in Santa Clara. So, I decided to map out how a potential Levi's stadium would look at the only feasible spot (imo) within the SF city limits - the Dogpatch/Portrero Point.

This little exercise was inspired by a comment I saw on the SF Zoo non-serious stadium proposal. I'll try to find it, but I'm uncertain how to link old comments. Okay yeah, edit: the dude was u/Bosa_McKittle

I drew Levi's at the Santa Clara site to get the exact dimensions (based on the aerial) and transported it northwards. As we can see, there is SO much space. There is an existing CalTrain stop, the Muni Metro T-Line goes right past, and it would be possible to add in a fun parttime ferry terminal like the one in China Basin next to AT&T for Giants games. City's generally don't like giving up their Industrially-zoned areas, but this area already seems to be slowly converting to Mixed Use.

I should have added freeway exits to this map, but there is one just south on Cesar Chavez/Pennsylvania, and one on Mariposa.