I was playing Fallout 3 when Wilmer hit three that day. Also seeing Casey Schmidt hit a grand slam in person during the ninth inning was amazing but such a bummer because we still lost.

The problem with the HOF is players and sportswriters taking things too personally. I know Bonds wasn't too nice with the media but that shouldn't decide your fate. Personal problems shouldn't determine it either. The HOF is about stats not about things somebody did or said in their personal life.

I always thought of Ray Charles' "America The Beautiful" as a better National Anthem. Lift every voice and sing is another great one but I feel like there are potential problems in the messaging of both songs. It's either it doesn't apply to everyone or it could be interpreted in the wrong way.

I hope Buster is able to convince him to join the team. By signing with the Giants, he has enough opportunities to face Ohtani and beat the Dodgers like he wants. The Giants is the most logical destination that makes sense for him to be here. I worry about how the FO views a potential deal though.

I've researched and found the profile of Fred McGriff on Discogs. One album worked on goes as far back as 1973. I don't think it's thee Fred McGriff because he would be around 11 years old in 1973. It would be funny if it was him and was able to produce at 11 years old.

It may sound ignorant of me to comment even though I have never watched the show, but I don't think this show is for hardcore fans of the series. From what I heard about the show, if you have never played Fallout ever then you will enjoy it. I don't think it's for fans that care about the lore.

He was informed he won't be coming back with the team.