Happy opening day

[sycks22]

One of the best days of the year.

[Joshchisox08]

Well not till tomorrow for me. Hopefully the Cards embarrass the SCRUBS.

[7nohitter]

One of the best days!!!
The Red Sox have no pitching this year, but I'll still watch!

[icollectDCsports]

Wrigley looks strange with the new bleachers covered up as they won't be finished until mid-June.

[WillowGrove]

Opening Night not day but still the best feeling of having baseball back.

Btw, Jon Lester batting 8th?

[icollectDCsports]

Not a fan of ESPN's use of the strike zone frame for every pitch.

[gregr2]

I do like the 3D view they show.

[Iron Horse]

Play Ball !

Kris Bryant curse now will haunt the Cubs. They should have brought him up for opening game. Bad karma

[rjackson44]

your right pete go Oakland atheletics

[CurtisFlood]

Pretty sure the Cubs are running their team, not the media or the player agents. They did exactly the right thing with Bryant. And that is from a Cardinal fan.

[kmac32]

Originally Posted by CurtisFlood

Pretty sure the Cubs are running their team, not the media or the player agents. They did exactly the right thing with Bryant. And that is from a Cardinal fan.

exactly the right thing to do

[auggiedoggy]

Go Blue Jays!!!

[Batter67up]

Just got home from the Dodgers Game. Kershaw pitched ok but Jimmy Rollins won it with. 3-Run Homer in the bottom of the 8th. Thanks Phillies for letting us get him. Dodgers 6. Padres 3

[rjackson44]

Gooo oakland goooo sonny gray

Went to the M's/Angels afternoon tilt yesterday. It was simply awesome to watch IMO two or three of the greatest baseball players of this generation in action. Mike Trout homered and robbed another. Felix Hernandez struck out 10, and was simply dominant. Robinson Cano singled with an RBI, and turned two double plays, including the game ender. What a game!

[ValKehl]

So, my wife and I go to our Wash. Nationals opening game vs. the Mets. The weather was perfect - nicest day we have had thus far this year. But, I ended up heading home depressed, for the following 2 reasons:

(1) Max "Super" might have had a 1 - 0 shutout (he was toying with a no-hitter into the 6th), courtesy of a Harper homer, except that 2 errors by our SS resulted in all 3 of the Mets' runs being unearned, and we lost 3 - 1.

(2) We arrived at the stadium 2.5 hours before game time to soak it all in, bringing the day's edition of the Wash. Post to occupy us between festivities. And there, smack in the middle of the front page I see a major article entitled "Behind the Curve" with the subtitle "In a quickly changing society, baseball is striking out with youths." While there is nothing tremendously new to me in this article, the way it is written, and especially the stats/graphs, really depressed me! Here's the link to it for anyone who cares to read it: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports...f9d_story.html

Oh well, maybe my Nats will win the remaining 161!!
Val