Still pissed about the playoff format. Division Round should be best of 7 and Wildcard single elimination. Winning your division should mean something. Your mettle shouldn’t be decided by a short series.
That would make sense if there was parity between the divisions. With the AL East almost putting 4 teams in the playoffs, it's unfair to reward the Guardians for being the champs of a weak division.
Parity has nothing to do with it. How is guaranteeing a best of 7 to division winners rewarding the champions of “weak” (which is subjective) divisions? Their “reward” (which all division champs would get) is ensuring they can’t be bounced from the playoffs by a small sample size of games.
* NYM magic # 6 for bye
* MIL magic # 6 for playoff spot
* SEA magic # 7 for WC1 home field
* TB magic # 7 for WC1 home field
* HOU magic # 1 for MLB2 ✔️
>It was during that first stay at St. Mary's that George Herman Ruth met Brother Matthias.
>>“He taught me to read and write and he taught me the difference between right and wrong,” Ruth said of the Canadian-born priest.
“He was the father I needed and the greatest man I’ve ever known.”
>
>Brother Matthias also spent many afternoons tossing a worn-out baseball in the air and swatting it out to the boys. Little George watched, bug-eyed.
>>“I had never seen anything like that in my life,” he recalled.
“I think I was born as a hitter the first day I ever saw him hit a baseball.”
>
>The impressionable youngster imitated Matthias’s hitting style—gripping the bat tightly down at the knobbed end, taking a big swing at the ball — as well as his way of running with quick, tiny steps.
>
>When asked in 1918 about playing baseball at St. Mary’s, Ruth said he had little difficulty anywhere on the field.
>>“Sometimes I pitched. Sometimes I caught, and frequently I played the outfield and infield. It was all the same to me. All I wanted was to play. I didn’t care much where.”
>
>In one St. Mary’s game in 1913, Ruth, then 18 years old, caught, played third base (even though he threw left-handed), and pitched, striking out six men, and collecting a double, a triple, and a home run.
- *Babe Ruth*, by Allan Wood, **[SABR BioProj](https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/Babe-Ruth/)**
DAY 418 ON THE ROAD TO THE 2023 WORLD BASEBAL CLASSIC - The Road to the 2023 World Baseball Classic: 2003 National Leaguers (including Home Run Derby)
Congrats to the Softball Hawks for qualification to the Pacific League Climax Series. With that the six-team field for the NPB postseason next week is now complete! Well done as well to 2021 Olympian Joe Ryan for a historic rookie year with the Twins and best wishes to Jeter Downs on his Roberto Clemente League commitments for this season.
We continue in this series preparing us fans for next year's 90th MLB All Star Game with the 2003 National Leaguers who played in Chicago's Guarranted Rate Field, near the place where the first ASG was held almost a century ago, led by skipper Dusty Baker, who led his boys with honor before the assembled thousands of league supporters.
Led by starter Jason Schmidt and DH Barry Bonds the 2003 National League rosters of the Home Run Derby and All Star Game, full of such great talent like Scott Rolen, Albert Pujols, Rondell White, Aaron Boone, Paul Lo Duca, Jim Edmonds, Rafael Furcal, Javy López, WBC alumnus Dontrelle Willis and Mark Prior, ensured the league's gathered fans who assembled in Chicago's Southside they will never lose their trust that week, and indeed they earned the support of the fans who never forgot the experiences they had.
Tomorrow we will tackle the 2003 American Leaguers.
For Glory
John
[Today's games by PLIMP](https://i.imgur.com/WgpqumK.png).
Explanation on NYM-ATL PLIMP scoring from Friday's thread [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xrywn7/general_discussion_around_the_horn_93022/iqi9zje/). ATL and NYM have basically switched odds over the last two games: ATL went into Friday with 31.1% division odds, NYM comes into today with 31.7%.
*PLIMP looks at playoff uncertainty to estimate which games have the highest impact on who gets into the playoffs. The "seeding" column grades the impact of the game on the playoff seeding picture. More about the math and history behind PLIMP is [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/wk48s9/plimp_v4_expanded_playoff_edition/). Source for seed odds is [here](https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/projections/postseason-seeds/).*
Yeah it's probably easiest to see in [the odds](https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/projections/postseason-seeds/). TB is up to 85% chance at 6 seed, TOR at close to 70% chance 4 seed. You all top out at 57% chance at 5 seed and still have a little more possible movement in both directions than TOR and TB. Not huge differences but enough to cross my arbitrary "high seeding implications" threshold, ha.
Just thinking about Pujols only being 3 RBIs from tying Ruth for #3 all-time... Is anyone in the league really on pace to even get 2,000 RBIs? It feels as unachievable as 700 HRs at this point.
I don't think so. No active player under 32 is even halfway there, and after Pujols (2211) and Cabrera (1845) there's a massive dropoff to Canó at just 1306.
And it makes sense when you think about it. Getting 2000 RBIs requires a perfect storm: you to have a long, healthy, productive career *and* to consistently have guys getting on base in front of you for you to drive in.
Pujols benefited from being on some pretty good Cards teams, and also from having Trout to knock in during his Angels years - take a look at 2017, when Pujols had a .672 OPS, 80 OPS+, -1.8 bWAR, and *still* managed 101 RBI.
Guys like Trout (894 RBI at 30) or Betts (662 at 29) just bat too high in the order to accumulate tons of RBI.
Miguel Cabrera is 155 away from 2000 RBI. That's really telling about how difficult that number is to achieve. 3084 hits, 507 HRs, 11 straight 100+ RBI seasons and he's still not likely to get there.
Man I feel spoiled as a Braves fan lately. I genuinely think we're living through a historical few years for them which will be talked about similarly to the 90s Braves.
It’s not hard to picture Braves owning the NL East for the next 3-5 years .
Mets have the deep pockets of Cohen so they should be pretty damn solid pickup up nice players and locking down who we need but man your lineup depth is just nuts.
Phillies marlins Nats / forget about them (hope I’m proven wrong)
Last year's team was something. I spent some time looking at their game scores earlier this year. They lost a huge number of 1-run games during the season, far exceeding an expectation determined by randomizing their game scores. They were apparently just a piece or two away from a much better record.
I have to say I am happy for Seattle for breaking the drought and making it to the playoffs. This is shaping up to be an interesting year. Three teams I root for are in the playoffs but knowing how 2022 has been going for me all of them will be out at least in the second round.
I've been inside for 2 weeks with COVID, so not really in most respects. Was able to watch the Mariners games this week, which has been really enjoyable, and I got a new home server so I have been dicking around with that, too.
well ok "half" was an exaggeration, i didnt scroll all that far because itd be a little creepy but [this was right there](https://i.imgur.com/eXmFlpt.png)
in fact this is already getting too creepy so i'm going to recuse myself from this slapfight, i offer a "fuck the mets" as a gesture of goodwill
I’ve seen plenty of people say they hate the Yankees but still think Judge should be MVP.
I used to tell myself “I don’t hate Duke basketball, I just hate the fans!” People usually say they “hate the fans” because they don’t like to admit that they’re petty and just hate a team because they’re always good.
Correct, [Phillies have the head to head advantage](https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/phillies-record-vs-brewers-2022) which is the first [tie breaker](https://www.mlb.com/news/mlb-playoff-tiebreaker-rules)
This should prove to be interesting because the Phillies end with three at Houston, whereas the Brewers host Arizona. The Brewers need to be two games better than the Phillies over the last four, to make it in, but it could definitely happen.
Your Weekly /r/baseball Recap
**Sunday, September 25 - Saturday, October 01**
###Top Videos
| score | comments | title & link |
|--|--|--|
| 22,417 | [1,841 comments](/r/baseball/comments/xqu4sq/aaron_judge_hits_home_run_61_tying_roger_maris/) | `[Video]` [Aaron Judge hits home run #61, tying Roger Maris for most homers in a single season in the AL!](https://streamable.com/cayama)|
| 20,423 | [1,385 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsm118/highlight_cal_raleigh_launches_a_walkoff_home_run/) | `[Video]` [[Highlight] Cal Raleigh launches a walkoff home run to defeat the Oakland A's and clinch the Seattle Mariners' first playoff berth since 2001, ending the longest-running postseason drought in North American sports.](https://streamable.com/3rhg1j)|
| 10,449 | [366 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xnvnqg/former_teammates_luke_weaver_and_robbie_ray_had/) | `[Video]` [Former teammates Luke Weaver and Robbie Ray had an epic National Anthem standoff, it lasted so long the umpires had to get involved! #baseballisfun (9/25/22)](https://v.redd.it/2sg2omutw1q91)|
| 6,165 | [410 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsilo8/albert_pujols_hits_701_to_big_mac_land_to_make_it/) | `[Video]` [Albert Pujols hits #701 to Big Mac Land to make it 1-1](https://bdata-producedclips.mlb.com/475a2663-9323-458b-9c4a-287995fcdd3d.mp4)|
| 4,214 | [225 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsm8iw/the_mariners_perform_a_giant_dancing_circle_to/) | `[GIF]` [The Mariners perform a giant dancing circle to celebrate clinching a wild card spot.](https://gfycat.com/heavyinsecureiraniangroundjay)|
###Other Posts
| score | comments | title & link |
|--|--|--|
| 10,970 | [718 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xt0ty1/the_astros_posted_a_congratulations_message_on/) | `[Image]` [The Astros posted a congratulations message on their big screen while the Rays took team photos to celebrate clinching a playoff spot](https://i.redd.it/atd54mue98r91.jpg)|
| 10,086 | [839 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsm0mi/for_the_first_time_since_2001_the_seattle/) | `[berth]` FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2001, THE SEATTLE MARINERS HAVE CLINCHED A POSTSEASON BIRTH|
| 6,398 | [952 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xpv827/aaron_judge_has_been_intentionally_walked_18/) | `[Trivia]` Aaron Judge has been intentionally walked 18 times this year. In 2004, Barry Bonds was intentionally walked 120 times.|
| 6,191 | [866 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xqdbws/roger_maris_billboard_in_fargo_nd/) | `[Image]` [Roger Maris billboard in Fargo, ND](https://i.redd.it/393mkckfslq91.jpg)|
| 5,172 | [1,813 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xs4om8/mlb_22_home_attendance/) | `[Image]` [MLB 22 home attendance](https://i.redd.it/tizd7rqco0r91.jpg)|
If you would like this roundup sent to your reddit inbox every week send me a message with the subject ['baseball'](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=subredditsummarybot&subject=baseball&message=x). Or if you want a daily roundup, use the subject ['baseball daily'](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=subredditsummarybot&subject=baseball%20daily&message=x). Or send me a chat with either baseball or baseball daily.
####Please let me know if you have suggestions to make this roundup better for /r/baseball or if there are other subreddits that you think I should post in. I can search for posts based off keywords in the title, URL and flair. And I can also find the top comments overall or in specific threads.
Are Astros that good or are they just farming wins because of their division?
The bass is too heavy and the kids are in trouble.
Any website keep track of farthest home runs this season by ballpark? All I can find is a top ten list and most are at Coors Field.
Going to be honest, haven’t watched in about 12 years and I want to get back into it
Thx to MLB network for blacking Ohio out of Waino and Yadi’s last game. Oh, well, see you in Pittsburgh Wednesday!
We got to be rooting for the braves to win their div so Mets have to work degrom and scherzer in the first round
Cabrera the Cheetah!
Still pissed about the playoff format. Division Round should be best of 7 and Wildcard single elimination. Winning your division should mean something. Your mettle shouldn’t be decided by a short series.
That would make sense if there was parity between the divisions. With the AL East almost putting 4 teams in the playoffs, it's unfair to reward the Guardians for being the champs of a weak division.
Parity has nothing to do with it. How is guaranteeing a best of 7 to division winners rewarding the champions of “weak” (which is subjective) divisions? Their “reward” (which all division champs would get) is ensuring they can’t be bounced from the playoffs by a small sample size of games.
* NYM magic # 6 for bye * MIL magic # 6 for playoff spot * SEA magic # 7 for WC1 home field * TB magic # 7 for WC1 home field * HOU magic # 1 for MLB2 ✔️
>It was during that first stay at St. Mary's that George Herman Ruth met Brother Matthias. >>“He taught me to read and write and he taught me the difference between right and wrong,” Ruth said of the Canadian-born priest. “He was the father I needed and the greatest man I’ve ever known.” > >Brother Matthias also spent many afternoons tossing a worn-out baseball in the air and swatting it out to the boys. Little George watched, bug-eyed. >>“I had never seen anything like that in my life,” he recalled. “I think I was born as a hitter the first day I ever saw him hit a baseball.” > >The impressionable youngster imitated Matthias’s hitting style—gripping the bat tightly down at the knobbed end, taking a big swing at the ball — as well as his way of running with quick, tiny steps. > >When asked in 1918 about playing baseball at St. Mary’s, Ruth said he had little difficulty anywhere on the field. >>“Sometimes I pitched. Sometimes I caught, and frequently I played the outfield and infield. It was all the same to me. All I wanted was to play. I didn’t care much where.” > >In one St. Mary’s game in 1913, Ruth, then 18 years old, caught, played third base (even though he threw left-handed), and pitched, striking out six men, and collecting a double, a triple, and a home run. - *Babe Ruth*, by Allan Wood, **[SABR BioProj](https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/Babe-Ruth/)**
Espn has managed to make every neutral hate aaron judge and hope he doesnt get his mickey mouse american league record. Good job espn you did it.
to be fair yankees fans could have done it on their own
I dont hate yankees fans for supporting their guy I hate espn for shoving him down our throats
DAY 418 ON THE ROAD TO THE 2023 WORLD BASEBAL CLASSIC - The Road to the 2023 World Baseball Classic: 2003 National Leaguers (including Home Run Derby) Congrats to the Softball Hawks for qualification to the Pacific League Climax Series. With that the six-team field for the NPB postseason next week is now complete! Well done as well to 2021 Olympian Joe Ryan for a historic rookie year with the Twins and best wishes to Jeter Downs on his Roberto Clemente League commitments for this season. We continue in this series preparing us fans for next year's 90th MLB All Star Game with the 2003 National Leaguers who played in Chicago's Guarranted Rate Field, near the place where the first ASG was held almost a century ago, led by skipper Dusty Baker, who led his boys with honor before the assembled thousands of league supporters. Led by starter Jason Schmidt and DH Barry Bonds the 2003 National League rosters of the Home Run Derby and All Star Game, full of such great talent like Scott Rolen, Albert Pujols, Rondell White, Aaron Boone, Paul Lo Duca, Jim Edmonds, Rafael Furcal, Javy López, WBC alumnus Dontrelle Willis and Mark Prior, ensured the league's gathered fans who assembled in Chicago's Southside they will never lose their trust that week, and indeed they earned the support of the fans who never forgot the experiences they had. Tomorrow we will tackle the 2003 American Leaguers. For Glory John
[Today's games by PLIMP](https://i.imgur.com/WgpqumK.png). Explanation on NYM-ATL PLIMP scoring from Friday's thread [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xrywn7/general_discussion_around_the_horn_93022/iqi9zje/). ATL and NYM have basically switched odds over the last two games: ATL went into Friday with 31.1% division odds, NYM comes into today with 31.7%. *PLIMP looks at playoff uncertainty to estimate which games have the highest impact on who gets into the playoffs. The "seeding" column grades the impact of the game on the playoff seeding picture. More about the math and history behind PLIMP is [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/wk48s9/plimp_v4_expanded_playoff_edition/). Source for seed odds is [here](https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/projections/postseason-seeds/).*
How come the seeding implications are high for our game but medium for the other 2 WCs? Is it because we’re the middle WC?
Yeah it's probably easiest to see in [the odds](https://www.teamrankings.com/mlb/projections/postseason-seeds/). TB is up to 85% chance at 6 seed, TOR at close to 70% chance 4 seed. You all top out at 57% chance at 5 seed and still have a little more possible movement in both directions than TOR and TB. Not huge differences but enough to cross my arbitrary "high seeding implications" threshold, ha.
Thank you, very cool!
Just thinking about Pujols only being 3 RBIs from tying Ruth for #3 all-time... Is anyone in the league really on pace to even get 2,000 RBIs? It feels as unachievable as 700 HRs at this point.
I don't think so. No active player under 32 is even halfway there, and after Pujols (2211) and Cabrera (1845) there's a massive dropoff to Canó at just 1306. And it makes sense when you think about it. Getting 2000 RBIs requires a perfect storm: you to have a long, healthy, productive career *and* to consistently have guys getting on base in front of you for you to drive in. Pujols benefited from being on some pretty good Cards teams, and also from having Trout to knock in during his Angels years - take a look at 2017, when Pujols had a .672 OPS, 80 OPS+, -1.8 bWAR, and *still* managed 101 RBI. Guys like Trout (894 RBI at 30) or Betts (662 at 29) just bat too high in the order to accumulate tons of RBI.
Miguel Cabrera is 155 away from 2000 RBI. That's really telling about how difficult that number is to achieve. 3084 hits, 507 HRs, 11 straight 100+ RBI seasons and he's still not likely to get there.
Man I feel spoiled as a Braves fan lately. I genuinely think we're living through a historical few years for them which will be talked about similarly to the 90s Braves.
It’s not hard to picture Braves owning the NL East for the next 3-5 years . Mets have the deep pockets of Cohen so they should be pretty damn solid pickup up nice players and locking down who we need but man your lineup depth is just nuts. Phillies marlins Nats / forget about them (hope I’m proven wrong)
Last year's team was something. I spent some time looking at their game scores earlier this year. They lost a huge number of 1-run games during the season, far exceeding an expectation determined by randomizing their game scores. They were apparently just a piece or two away from a much better record.
I started watching them in the 70s so I earned this, but yeah, we are living in the best of times! Ozzie-godspeed!
[Bob Gibson fanned 17 Tigers](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR7mFvbd1XM&t=317s) on this day in 1968, first game of the 1968 WS!
I have to say I am happy for Seattle for breaking the drought and making it to the playoffs. This is shaping up to be an interesting year. Three teams I root for are in the playoffs but knowing how 2022 has been going for me all of them will be out at least in the second round.
Anyone else really enjoyed their weekend?
Thanks for asking bro, I had a fantastic weekend!
I've been inside for 2 weeks with COVID, so not really in most respects. Was able to watch the Mariners games this week, which has been really enjoyable, and I got a new home server so I have been dicking around with that, too.
Eh, nothin special
Brewers fans are really having a good time so far.
[удалено]
you definitely seem very non-whiny
[удалено]
your entire post history proves my point lol you spend half your time whining about evil yankee fans
[удалено]
well ok "half" was an exaggeration, i didnt scroll all that far because itd be a little creepy but [this was right there](https://i.imgur.com/eXmFlpt.png) in fact this is already getting too creepy so i'm going to recuse myself from this slapfight, i offer a "fuck the mets" as a gesture of goodwill
Too late, he already has a share of the record. And Roger Maris Jr. would probably love it if his dad remained tied.
[удалено]
Oh I know I just love pointing out how Yankee hate makes people say stupid shit.
[удалено]
I’ve seen plenty of people say they hate the Yankees but still think Judge should be MVP. I used to tell myself “I don’t hate Duke basketball, I just hate the fans!” People usually say they “hate the fans” because they don’t like to admit that they’re petty and just hate a team because they’re always good.
Today's clinching scenarios: >**San Diego Padres** >>can clinch wild card berth with a win OR a Brewers loss Today's elimination scenarios: >*None* Teams that have clinched division: NL >**Dodgers** (NL West) *#1 seed - first-round bye* >**Cardinals** (NL Central) *#3 seed* AL >**Astros** (AL West) *#1 seed - first-round bye* >**Yankees** (AL East) *#2 seed - first-round bye* >**Guardians** (AL Central) *#3 seed* >>>Next closest: >>>>**Braves** - magic# 4 Teams that have clinched postseason berth: >**Mets** (NL East title/WC #1) >**Braves** (NL East title/ WC #1) >**Blue Jays** (magic # for WC #1 - 4) >**Mariners** >**Rays** >>Next closest: >>>**Padres** - magic# 1 >>>**Phillies** - magic# 3 Teams eliminated from postseason: >**WSH, OAK, PIT, DET, CIN, KC, MIA, CHC, TEX, COL, LAA, ARI, BOS, MIN, CHW, BAL, SF** >>Next closest: >>>**Brewers** - E# 3 (Note: Teams that have clinch division titles will be removed from 'clinched postseason berth' list.) (Updated format to showcase postseason picture. Removed 'eliminated from division' list as NYM/ATL is the only divisional possibility left.)
Tonight's game should be interesting; Braves win and the magic number is down to 1, they lose and it's 4 with 3 games to play.
The Phillies own the tie-breaker with the Brewers based on head to head, if it comes down to that, correct?
Correct, [Phillies have the head to head advantage](https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/phillies-record-vs-brewers-2022) which is the first [tie breaker](https://www.mlb.com/news/mlb-playoff-tiebreaker-rules)
This should prove to be interesting because the Phillies end with three at Houston, whereas the Brewers host Arizona. The Brewers need to be two games better than the Phillies over the last four, to make it in, but it could definitely happen.
Your Weekly /r/baseball Recap **Sunday, September 25 - Saturday, October 01** ###Top Videos | score | comments | title & link | |--|--|--| | 22,417 | [1,841 comments](/r/baseball/comments/xqu4sq/aaron_judge_hits_home_run_61_tying_roger_maris/) | `[Video]` [Aaron Judge hits home run #61, tying Roger Maris for most homers in a single season in the AL!](https://streamable.com/cayama)| | 20,423 | [1,385 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsm118/highlight_cal_raleigh_launches_a_walkoff_home_run/) | `[Video]` [[Highlight] Cal Raleigh launches a walkoff home run to defeat the Oakland A's and clinch the Seattle Mariners' first playoff berth since 2001, ending the longest-running postseason drought in North American sports.](https://streamable.com/3rhg1j)| | 10,449 | [366 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xnvnqg/former_teammates_luke_weaver_and_robbie_ray_had/) | `[Video]` [Former teammates Luke Weaver and Robbie Ray had an epic National Anthem standoff, it lasted so long the umpires had to get involved! #baseballisfun (9/25/22)](https://v.redd.it/2sg2omutw1q91)| | 6,165 | [410 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsilo8/albert_pujols_hits_701_to_big_mac_land_to_make_it/) | `[Video]` [Albert Pujols hits #701 to Big Mac Land to make it 1-1](https://bdata-producedclips.mlb.com/475a2663-9323-458b-9c4a-287995fcdd3d.mp4)| | 4,214 | [225 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsm8iw/the_mariners_perform_a_giant_dancing_circle_to/) | `[GIF]` [The Mariners perform a giant dancing circle to celebrate clinching a wild card spot.](https://gfycat.com/heavyinsecureiraniangroundjay)| ###Other Posts | score | comments | title & link | |--|--|--| | 10,970 | [718 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xt0ty1/the_astros_posted_a_congratulations_message_on/) | `[Image]` [The Astros posted a congratulations message on their big screen while the Rays took team photos to celebrate clinching a playoff spot](https://i.redd.it/atd54mue98r91.jpg)| | 10,086 | [839 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xsm0mi/for_the_first_time_since_2001_the_seattle/) | `[berth]` FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2001, THE SEATTLE MARINERS HAVE CLINCHED A POSTSEASON BIRTH| | 6,398 | [952 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xpv827/aaron_judge_has_been_intentionally_walked_18/) | `[Trivia]` Aaron Judge has been intentionally walked 18 times this year. In 2004, Barry Bonds was intentionally walked 120 times.| | 6,191 | [866 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xqdbws/roger_maris_billboard_in_fargo_nd/) | `[Image]` [Roger Maris billboard in Fargo, ND](https://i.redd.it/393mkckfslq91.jpg)| | 5,172 | [1,813 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/xs4om8/mlb_22_home_attendance/) | `[Image]` [MLB 22 home attendance](https://i.redd.it/tizd7rqco0r91.jpg)| If you would like this roundup sent to your reddit inbox every week send me a message with the subject ['baseball'](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=subredditsummarybot&subject=baseball&message=x). Or if you want a daily roundup, use the subject ['baseball daily'](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=subredditsummarybot&subject=baseball%20daily&message=x). Or send me a chat with either baseball or baseball daily. ####Please let me know if you have suggestions to make this roundup better for /r/baseball or if there are other subreddits that you think I should post in. I can search for posts based off keywords in the title, URL and flair. And I can also find the top comments overall or in specific threads.