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Takes
4.5
@jacksauer2
3mo
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#Roadto1000 RATING NUMBER ONE
I love going back on the box scores of first 2 week Spring Training games 😂 It's genuinely just a maze of names, half of which I've never heard before and another quarter that look like Egyptian heiroglyphics. Like what the hell is a Christian Encarnacion-Strand? Or, as MLB The Show called him, Christian EncarnacionStrd. Yes, he made MLB The Show run out of characters. hey, at least his name statpads by word count! got off topic there, but he hit a home run in this game which is why I brought it up. And I just now realized this was from 2025 Spring Training and not 2026, because I'm seeing Dylan Cease in the Padres box score. Like how the hell am I supposed to analyze that 😭
EDIT: WE ARE MAKING THIS THE FIRST EVER 1,000 RATING GAME IN RATEGAME HISTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!! #Roadto1000
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@FlameRaptorRaven
3mo
In honour of Mr. Sauer’s mission, I will rate this game. Overall, this game was fine. I tried to find a video or even a single highlight, but there is nothing. If MLB themselves don’t have the video (and are not trying to make me pay to watch it), then I’m convinced there’s no video. Luckily, I found play-by-play. Now for the game itself. One of the best parts about spring training is players on the edge of making the active roster try to make it with a great run against MLB-level competition. One guy who took advantage of that was Oscar Gonzalez. He finished tied for 2nd in hits with Cody Bellinger during spring training and scored the first run of this game off a ground out. It was a part of an early rally to give San Diego a 2-0 lead. The Reds did mount a comeback almost immediately thanks to Elly and others, but it was fun while it lasted. Dylan Cease looked good, but most of the bullpen either just got the job done or struggled mightily. Reds got the win and Oscar earned a spot.
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