Domingo German Perfect Game

[BostonNut]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

Took you long enough to add your negative 2 cents, but you didn't let me down.

You waited all morning for him! Glad he didn’t let you down.

[BostonNut]

Originally Posted by ThoseBackPages

he was caught once. doubt it was his first time.

Cheating culture there. Who was the Yankee pitcher who went to the mound with a glob of the cheating stuff on his neck?

[fulltritty]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

You really want to break the interwebs let Shohei Ohtani be the one to do it.

The Angels should work on allowing him to pitch a complete game in the regular season before attempting that.

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by JRX

True the ultimate would be Game 7 perfect game winning 1-0 with the pitcher hitting the hr.

I like Ohtani not a huge fan but this is one thing I would truly love to be alive to see him accomplish.

[fulltritty]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

Cheating culture there. Who was the Yankee pitcher who went to the mound with a glob of the cheating stuff on his neck?

Says the Red Sox and Patriots troll fan.

[fulltritty]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

You waited all morning for him! Glad he didn’t let you down.

And neither did you with your trolling.

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

Cheating culture there. Who was the Yankee pitcher who went to the mound with a glob of the cheating stuff on his neck?

Michael Pineda, if you’re going to bring it up at least have the courtesy of knowing the players name. Not just a Yankee culture thing unless you are not paying attention to the rest of the league.

I am to the point that I think more cheating has taken place in the history of baseball that we as fans never knew about or suspected,, how naive we really all must be.

[fulltritty]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Michael Pineda, if you’re going to bring it up at least have the courtesy of knowing the players name. Not just a Yankee culture thing unless you are not paying attention to the rest of the league.

I am to the point that I think more cheating has taken place in the history of baseball that we as fans never knew about or suspected,, how naive we really all must be.

You should know by now that BNut is trolling to get you and I spun up.

He's not a real baseball fan, so he probably didn't even know his name much less all of the Red Sox cheat players, Apple watch events, and video sign stealing.

[Americards]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

You really want to break the interwebs let Shohei Ohtani be the one to do it.

and hits for the cycle in the same game

[hxcmilkshake]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

Cheating culture there. Who was the Yankee pitcher who went to the mound with a glob of the cheating stuff on his neck?

Ooo ooo ooo let me play!

Who's your current manager?

Actually nm, guess its not working anymore with consecutive last place finishes....

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[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by Americards

and hits for the cycle in the same game

IT COULD HAPPEN !!!!!

[BostonNut]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

You should know by now that BNut is trolling to get you and I spun up.

He's not a real baseball fan, so he probably didn't even know his name much less all of the Red Sox cheat players, Apple watch events, and video sign stealing.

This one?

https://www.sbnation.com/mlb/2017/9/...ef-apple-watch

[KevinC]

Originally Posted by wrswinney

Be better than this...we all sin and I don't think that's even in question. Hell my team cheated in 2017 but that's not the same as slapping around a woman. If you or anyone else thinks it is then I fell sorry for the women in your life.

Oh yeah, I forgot the Astros didn't trade for Osuna until the next year.

[BigSeph]

Originally Posted by MiamiMarlinsFan

Love it.

Apparently that’s a controversial statement here though.

Not everybody is into virtue signaling.

Especially on a forum about baseball cards.

[MiamiMarlinsFan]

Originally Posted by BigSeph

Not everybody is into virtue signaling.

Especially on a forum about baseball cards.

I’m not a fan of virtue signaling, but saying, “Hey Domingo, don’t hit your wife,” isn’t virtue signaling. If it is to you, then, umm… I’m not sure what to tell you.

[larry25]

Gotta love Blowout! So much judgement and moral equivocating on here, I want to play! Would it be wrong for an elderly man to hit a younger woman--let's say his caregiver, for example--who is stronger than he is and who was abusing him? This is an obviously extreme example, but my point is that right and wrong isn't always black and white. Moreover, every person on earth makes mistakes and does wrong in his or her life. One of the most common of those wrongs is to judge a person; that is what most traditions teach us. If we're all going to be human, then, what matters more is how people address their wrongs, whether they acknowledge them and try to change their minds and their behavior. I slightly remember German being required to do some domestic abuse training or something, but I would be curious to know if he is still with this woman. Was it his girlfriend or his wife? And was there video or testimony from what others saw? Had he done it before, and has he done it since? As far as him redeeming himself goes, however, pitching a perfecto for my struggling Yankees is a good step in the right direction in my book! Sorry, had to.

[Bosoxfan5990]

Wow, I'm surprised this thread is already on Page 3.

[wrswinney]

Originally Posted by KevinC

Oh yeah, I forgot the Astros didn't trade for Osuna until the next year.

Wasn't a fan of that either.

[fulltritty]

Originally Posted by larry25

Gotta love Blowout! So much judgement and moral equivocating on here, I want to play! Would it be wrong for an elderly man to hit a younger woman--let's say his caregiver, for example--who is stronger than he is and who was abusing him? This is an obviously extreme example, but my point is that right and wrong isn't always black and white. Moreover, every person on earth makes mistakes and does wrong in his or her life. One of the most common of those wrongs is to judge a person; that is what most traditions teach us. If we're all going to be human, then, what matters more is how people address their wrongs, whether they acknowledge them and try to change their minds and their behavior. I slightly remember German being required to do some domestic abuse training or something, but I would be curious to know if he is still with this woman. Was it his girlfriend or his wife? And was there video or testimony from what others saw? Had he done it before, and has he done it since? As far as him redeeming himself goes, however, pitching a perfecto for my struggling Yankees is a good step in the right direction in my book! Sorry, had to.

The incident happened in 2020 and they have been married since 2021 and have two children.

[ScooterD]

An imperfect man pitched a perfect game. The irony drips

[cspaced25]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

Took you long enough to add your negative 2 cents, but you didn't let me down.

Give awz a break, he was on his 15th straight dear dairy post updating the pitch count in the red sox thread.

[boxbuster7]

I'm actually not surprised he did it. If I remember correctly he threw a no hitter a few years back also.

[awz50]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

Took you long enough to add your negative 2 cents, but you didn't let me down.

Its not negative if it is what it is, he is a cheater and a beater. That's a fact

As a baseball accomplishment it's awesome. Bought a signed photo of him for 25 bucks to add to my collection

[awz50]

Originally Posted by cspaced25

Give awz a break, he was on his 15th straight dear dairy post updating the pitch count in the red sox thread.

Thank you! But it's more like 150th. I like to keep track

[larry25]

Originally Posted by fulltritty

The incident happened in 2020 and they have been married since 2021 and have two children.

I am happy to hear this, thanks very much for posting. I just read an account of the incident, and it sounds like alcohol was a factor (and addition to him being a terrible person). I wonder if he still drinks. And I wonder if people would be more or less forgiving if they learned that he was an alcoholic. I'm not saying he is, but I'm just throwing this hypothetical out there... An alcoholic person does something horrible and then gets sober and cleans up his life and makes apologies and does the 12 steps yadda yadda... we forgive that person, or no? And then a non-alcoholic person does the same horrible deed under the influence, admits he was wrong but doesn't go the whole disease and 12-step route, and we don't forgive that person, or no? Lots of DUI deaths/manslaughters/murders probably fall under these two examples.