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Dec 1, 2022
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OK, many of you have been asking for it: Substack has added chat to the Android app! So now everyone can join in our chat, by just downloading the Substack App for iPhone or Android! And then, you can join the chat:

Join Joe Posnanski’s subscriber chat
Available exclusively in the Substack app

Later today, I’ll be on the chat talking a little bit about the late, great Gaylord Perry, who passed away today at age 84. In the last few years, we have lost several 300-game winners — Gaylord today, Don Sutton in 2021, Tom Seaver, and Phil Niekro in 2020. Sigh.

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Stewart Verhulst
Dec 1, 2022

Nice idea!

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Adam
Dec 1, 2022

I don't know where to put this (can't join the chat), but I have an idea for improving baseball. This idea would cut down on the time of the game, improve offense, and make for more exciting individual match-ups. The rule would be this: Any time a manager changed pitchers in the middle of an inning, the opposing manager could choose to start over wherever he chooses in the line-up. For instance, if a team playing the Phillies brought in a right handed reliever in the middle of an inning, Rob Thomson could choose to bat Bryce Harper immediately and continue down the line-up from Harper's spot thereafter. This would a) reduce the number of mid inning pitching changes, thus speeding up the game, b) increase offense because of (a) and because the better hitters would hit more often, and c) give the fans more chances to see the hitters and match-ups they really want to see.

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