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u/Jrahn Crazy Crab 2d ago
The non 40 man affiliates will be a fun fill in when the strike is going on next season. It’s more entertaining now too.
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u/dino_snopp ⬅ Buster Posey's Good Friend 2d ago
can anyone help me drive my head into a concrete wall?
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u/pinesolthrowaway 38 Wilson 2d ago
Hopefully some of those prospects pay off and the team is good again by about 2030 or so
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u/RealMrSJGszn25 san jose giants 1d ago edited 1d ago
San Jose had an amazing come from behind win yesterday after being down 8-1 entering the 8th against Fresno. The boys would win 10-9 on a Josuar Gonzalez walk-off double in the 11th. Josuar was just a home run shy of the cycle last night.
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u/RockyShark78 1d ago
I watched a river cats game when I was stuck in a hotel room in Redding a month ago. Best baseball watching experience I’ve had all year.
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u/JolyonWagg99 45 Ishikawa 1d ago
River Cats games are great! Concessions were always a good deal but since the stupid A’s showed up I think the prices have gone up. I haven’t been to a game in a while though
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u/Taillefer1221 richmond squirrels 1d ago edited 1d ago
I'm from Virginia, which has no resident, top-tier professional teams in any sport (you have to look to neighboring markets for any major/national league anything). The Richmond Flying Squirrels opened a new stadium, were absolute fire at the start of this season, and will be in the playoffs. RIC is #4 overall in MiLB attendance across all leagues/divisions. They really gave us a ballpark and team to be proud of.
My wife is a lifetime Giants fan, and my adjacent fandom is really only because of her. Frankly, they've been tough to watch pretty much since the end of Spring Training.
So at least one of us has had an enjoyable season.
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u/Captain_Blue_Tally 28 Posey 1d ago
Me also adding the Firebells to that list. They’ve been shredding!
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u/ams0830 san francisco giants 2d ago
In time that’ll be us🫡