Twittering away for eight hours
One of the great benefits of my Dodger twitter is that I follow just enough folk that I tend to get funny and informational tweets. Last night was no exception as records were falling faster than Grandal’s Free Agent rankings.
Walker Buehler’s 2018 season began with a start on April 5 in an Oklahoma City at Iowa Triple-A game.
The Dodgers’ farm team won 2-1. The deciding run? A 5th-inning Max Muncy solo HR.
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) October 27, 2018
Yeah, the heroes of game three were in AAA in April.
2018 NL home run leaders (including postseason):
Max Muncy 38
Nolan Arenado 38
Christian Yelich 37
Jesus Aguilar 37
Trevor Story 37— Eric Stephen (@ericstephen) October 27, 2018
Yeah, the improbable Max Muncy is going to end the 2018 season with more home runs than any other National League player.
Nathan Eovaldi pic.twitter.com/2bPmZf8w1u
— Frank Lopez ⚾️ (@BeisbolFrank) October 27, 2018
How I felt about Eovaldi last night and this morning couldn’t have been said better than this gif.
— Bryan Kephart (@thundercrat) October 27, 2018
Can’t have a Tweetstorm without the thunder
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 https://t.co/gVNkJtApzP
— Lola High Knees, Little Arms (@lawbibliophile) October 27, 2018
I should send this tweet to all the Front Office naysayers. I mean come on. They signed Max Muncy. They traded for Chris Taylor. They drafted Walker Buehler. They traded for David Freese.
When this game started, the Dead Sea was only sick
— 𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐚 ⚾️ (@tokenbrotha) October 27, 2018
Lots of humor about the length of the game, but this was one of my two favorites.
this is the CVS receipt of baseball games
— BWH (@BWH85) October 27, 2018
This was my second favorite.
This game has now taken longer than the game time of the entire 1939 #WorldSeries.
That year, the Yankees swept the Reds in four games that took a combined 7:05.
— Stats By STATS (@StatsBySTATS) October 27, 2018
Crazy context
— Taylor Blake Ward (@TaylorBlakeWard) October 27, 2018
An image says a 1000 words
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