The Sith Lords are watching, be wary GT 5/18 (SEA @ SD)

[Millikin]

I believe it means that he was simulating a game sitch when he would sit for 10 minutes between throwing again but that I just a guess.

I read about it earlier today and that's exactly what it means.

That doesn't explain why he couldn't see Gilbert's fastballs ya jack-knobs.

AI answer, which is what I guessed the answer was:

Throwing a baseball so hard that it appears invisible to the naked eye is a humorous way of describing a very fast fastball. While no one can actually throw a ball so fast that it's invisible, pitchers who throw in the 100+ mph range are often described this way because the ball's speed makes it difficult to track...

[Pharmabro]

After today's win 45 games in we have a 116 OPS+ offense and a 100 ERA+ defense 7 games over .500 just 1 game behind the high-water mark of 8 games over.

Off to Chicago and anything less than a sweep is a missed opportunity, anything less than a series win is an utter flop.

[D-train]

You so close to being American Pig or that other whack job what was his handle???? Elkhorn?

Jack Horner?

NO the guy that posted the freakish gifs.

[D-train]

I read about it earlier today and that's exactly what it means.

That doesn't explain why he couldn't see Gilbert's fastballs ya jack-knobs.

AI answer, which is what I guessed the answer was:

Throwing a baseball so hard that it appears invisible to the naked eye is a humorous way of describing a very fast fastball. While no one can actually throw a ball so fast that it's invisible, pitchers who throw in the 100+ mph range are often described this way because the ball's speed makes it difficult to track...

That one was obvious to me so I didn't even bother with it.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

You so close to being American Pig or that other whack job what was his handle???? Elkhorn?

Jack Horner?

NO the guy that posted the freakish gifs.

Ha ha ha...

[D-train]

You can't remember his handle either?

[Seattle or Bust]

You can't remember his handle either?

Jack Merridew?

[D-train]

You can't remember his handle either?

Jack Merridew?

Yes!

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Yes, my good friend Jack Merridew. I don't appreciate you casting aspersions on his "contributions" to this forum.

[D-train]

Perhaps he is your slightly altered ego. Lol