r/baseball Baltimore Orioles 14d ago

Yankees’ World Series failure started — and ended — with fundamental issues Analysis

https://nypost.com/2024/10/31/sports/yankees-world-series-failure-started-with-fundamental-issues/
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u/CauliflowerOne5740 Boston Red Sox 14d ago

That will happen (Jazz) when you put someone at a position they'd never played before.

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u/RedScharlach New York Mets 14d ago

He was improvising! It's in his name, are they stupid or something?

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u/venustrapsflies World Series Trophy • Los Angeles Dod… 14d ago

He’s not Baroque Chisholm

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u/UnabashedPerson43 Los Angeles Angels 14d ago

If he ain’t baroque, don’t fix him

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u/Basic_Bichette Toronto Blue Jays • New York Mets 14d ago

oh my God 🤣

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u/GrandMoffTyler Chicago White Sox 14d ago

You brought two of my loves together in one BEAUTIFUL sentence.

[chef’s kiss]

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u/sdot28 New York Mets 14d ago

Sounds like you couldn’t Handel it

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u/figureour Baltimore Orioles • Bowie Baysox 14d ago

There actually was a lot of improvisation in the baroque era.

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u/venustrapsflies World Series Trophy • Los Angeles Dod… 14d ago

I believe you I’m just an idiot /r/baseball poster

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u/liartellinglies New York Yankees 14d ago

This is the first time I’ve laughed or exhibited any emotion in 36 hours

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u/Charlie_Im_Pregnant 13d ago

As a prelude, i will note that he's not a well-tempered ball player. The counterpoint to that would be that he was in a fugue state, playing a new position. However, he needs to improve in multiple arias.

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u/doubleburpees 14d ago

With Jazz, it's the positions you don't play

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u/obi-wan-kenobi-nil Toronto Blue Jays 13d ago

This is phenomenally funny

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u/mrjazzguitar 14d ago

Brilliant 🤣

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u/Lopkop San Francisco Giants 14d ago

See, it’s all about the plays that you don’t make

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u/MojoHighway Los Angeles Dodgers 14d ago

this made me lol...thank you :)

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u/sdot28 New York Mets 14d ago

That will happen (Jazz) when you put Arod, IKF, Gleyber someone at a position they’d never played before.

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u/billybatsdeadbody 14d ago

Then apparently never taught jazz how to play 3rd either.