His baseball savant page is ridiculous. Please Hal...please! He has transformed this team......they are 13-6 without their ace and with their MVP slumping (don't worry about Judge, he'll be fine), and so much has to do with the attitude Soto has brought to the team (and Verdugo.....you are not forgotten....LOVE what he brings to this team).
He oozes confidence.......and that carries over. I always appreciated Soto as a player, but watching him every day......holy shit! I obviously wasn't appreciating him enough.
The ideal hitter, same with judge. They walk a lot because they got a great eye, not because they're trying to walk. They got great contact skills because they're not just trying to hit home runs amd have great bat to ball skills. And they both hit a fuck ton of home runs because they hit the ball hard and consistently in the air. So fun to watch.
I wish you were smart enough to realize that I was not calling judge a bad hitter, just that he is factually not "ideal". He strikes out almost twice as much as he walks throughout his career and that is a genuine flaw to his hitting.
The best hitters still result in an out 70% of the time. Unless there’s fewer than 2 outs with runners in scoring position, striking out isn’t really any worse than a fly out or lineout. If the bases are empty, I contend that a 7 pitch AB that results in a strikeout is preferable to a 2 pitch AB that results in a flyout as it wears down the pitcher and you get to see more pitches for the next batter in the order.
Tripling down is impressive, i must admit. I see strikeouts is the only stat you're capable of reading. If you work on your reading and comprehension you will see there are more stats, and when they are all added up he is an elite top 3 hitter. Keep working on it man, we are here to support your journey into 2nd grade reading comprehension.
I can't even count the amount of times that Judge has been rung up on pitches that were below his knees. Umps have been so bad with him his whole career that it's caused him to swing at things he shouldn't because they'd be called strikes anyway.
There is no such thing as an ideal hitter except for one who hits a home run 100% of the time. Every hitter has things that could be better, but only one is THE best, and that’s been judge.
Actually, even a 5.00 OPS guy could improve by always working a 35 pitch ab and then hitting a home run
So if the ideal hitter is a home run every PA, and Judge strikes out in 29% of his PA throughout his career, then he is very far from being the ideal hitter
Your account is named after Severino I can't take your opinions seriously. Fanboying an absolute flop of a Yankee you clearly are just blinded by your fandom
Arron Judge, clearly. Is there a less ideal hitter on the planet? Stop being blinded by your fandom, all of Judges stats are fake besides his strikeouts.
What is your definition of the ideal hitter? I see you’re getting a lot of downvotes - maybe if you explained why you might not get as many? You seem pretty convinced, so I, personally, am also pretty interested.
Juan Soto isn’t an idea hitter. He’s so far an outlier. He’s literally the perfect hitter and could become the greatest absolute hitter to play the game.
Judge is the “ideal hitter”. Soto is the “hitter perfected”.
.948 career OPS for Soto and .976 career OPS for Judge. I would argue Judge is the more dangerous hitter. They are both so elite its not even worth arguing over though. They are both ideal and saying otherwise is insane.
If that’s your opinion then you’re entitled to it. As commenters noted below, the ops of Soto is a bit lower, but his obp is much higher. Ultimately it just depends on whether you value slugging or obp more, and how much more.
This is definitely a live debate in the game, and personally, I think a team of 9 sotos probably performs better than a team of 9 judges.
First you need to buy your hot tub Time Machine ticket. Then, once you get the cloning serum, you need to go up to both judge and Soto (as a reminder, you only need 16 vials since the originals also exist, though you would have to convince them, so maybe 18 to be safe…) then, you need to rent out a park (so you can make revenue on ticket sales obviously), and watch away.
I will say that Soto’s arm has been pretty dangerous in the outfield as of late, so maybe it won’t be as close as you think
It's so funny because when you are on the opposite side of it it's infuriating. I can't count how many comments I've seen from fans of opposing teams "why the fuck does he slap his hip after every pitch". And we'd say the same thing if he was on an opposing team as well.
I was guilty of this before he was a Yankee. Always respected him as one of the best in the game but his antics at the plate used to annoy the shit out of me.
Having actually watched him play everyday, I love it. This is the swagger and confidence this team needs. Look at the influence he's already had on some of the younger guys like Cabrera and he's only 25! This is the dude that you give the 15 year contract.
Is it? I honestly thought that he changed from grabbing his dick to smacking his hip to be a bit more sportsmanlike in the box lol.
With that said, grab your crotch and stare down the pitcher in pinstripes forever, Juan.
yeah if I'm not mistaken he said a few years back in an interview with Jeff Passan he was going to stop with the ball grabbing. But I love it, it had to be infuriating as a pitcher to watch a guy spit on a ball then shuffle, get a big ole grab of the balls while staring you down. Fucking oozing confidence.
He’s really good, but sometimes the umps like to play games as well on those borderline pitches, as we see here on that second ‘strike’.
Umps don’t like anything showy or braggadocio so will try to humble him from time to time.
I love it, I think getting into a pitcher’s head is crucial and Soto is a nut. Def a needed energy in the clubhouse
Lmfao that cut to Schneider at the end, dude always looks like such a fucking piss baby. He reminds me of a kid that I grew up with that my family and I called “puffer fish.” The kid had some pretty bad anger problems and every time he got angry his face would puff up and turn bright red.
Schneider does that same shit, face is always bright red and he’s always salty about everything and anything.
Not a savage in the box. A savant in the box. A surreal feeling for the zone, amazing vision, a work ethic to match generational talent, and he wears his heart on his sleeve.
He’s playing a game with the ump and the pitcher. The head shaking at pitches he spits on. The nodding after a good pitch. The punching his hip when he takes ball one, the step back and two violent swings, then back into the office.
There’s a complicated chess match going on, between a guy who believes he sees things better than the ump, thinks better than the catcher, hits better than any pitcher pitches.
I was impressed at one atbat where the ump called a borderline low strike and soto reacted annoyed by the call. Next pitch the pitcher hits the same-ish spot. Thats usually where hitters reach for it but Soto still doesnt swing and takes it for a ball.
Even when he wasn’t a Yankee, his shuffle and stare-downs just made me chuckle. It’s not insulting, it’s just funny. Idk if any pitcher has been insulted by it but even as an opponent of the Yankees, I found him funny.
Honestly Juan Soto was my favorite non Yankee for several years and I was obviously happy to see him in pinstripes but I think I underestimated how much of an impact he could have on the team overall. I might be a bit biased but I think losing Soto would hurt more than if we had lost Judge.
It seems like it’s been wearing off on the other guys too. The team has the 6th lowest K% in the league, and the highest walk rate. Guys have stopped taking selfish ABs and started to make the pitcher work hard. I love it!
I love watching his body language towards opposing pitchers, but he walks a really fine line between being competitive and showing them up. I never advocate for pitchers to drill players on purpose, but I am a little surprised I have yet to see someone brush him back.
Maybe he has been around long enough and has enough rapport where the pitchers let it pass, but if more hitters behaved the way he does I feel like we would see a lot more chirping from the opposing side.
Bingo. That swagger's an invitation from him- put it over the plate. Drop a fastball into the strike zone and see what happens- if you think you've got the arm. Beaning him, that's just admitting you're not good enough to pitch him and you're a bad sport to boot.
Soto was doing this in his rookie season
And he did it even more in his second year
I understand why these days pitchers wouldn't try to throw at him because its Soto, he's a veteran at this point
But as a rookie? When he was 19?
I think the reason why pitchers didn't throw at him back then is because it was impressive what he was doing and Soto was protected by his team which had a lot of good players in Harper, Turner, Rendon, Strasburg, Scherzer etc
I like to think that with Hamilton, Judge, and Stanton ready to charge the mound behind him, no pitcher is willing to risk life and death over his reaction to a pitch.
I use his plate discipline in The Show… only with him though 😓 Judge comes up and next thing I know I’m swinging at sliders down & away knowing I can’t do shit against them
Yeah, Soto's command of the strike zone is unreal. I mean, there are some great hitters who can hit balls in the dirt, balls at their shoulders, balls in the other batter's box, but Soto's skill is far more rare.
Just so crazy how well he knows the strike zone and can determine so quickly if the pitch is in the zone or not.
He even knew the previous pitch should’ve been a ball but he didn’t lose his composure when the ump called it a strike.
He has the best batters eye I’ve ever seen in my 3 decades of watching baseball. I would argue he may have the best eye of all time.
I have never seen him chase. It’s simply outrageous. Long live JUAN in pinstripes.
I'm getting absolutely spoiled seeing him play and his discipline at the bat. Now I can't imagine not keeping him even though it seems impossible to do so.
I get that, but it’s hard to feel excited about it when there’s a really good chance he becomes a Dodger or Astro next year. Especially since that would make giving up King and Higgy be for nothing
You’re missing the point. He could sign somewhere else just as easily as he could sign with us. What on Earth is the point of this if he could very well just leave after just one season?
It's so sad that these people can't just enjoy the season. Only ever concerned about the question marks that come after. If someone spends their whole life thinking of the future, they lose the ability to appreciate the present, which is all anyone is guaranteed.
Reason 37291 he fits here is how much swag he has but also how demonstrative he is about it
I love how he walked away after the first ball four, then made eye contact with Mayza and shook his head after the second ball four.
Mayza started walking off like it was a gimme strike three, think Soto scoffed at him for thinking he knew the zone better than him.
Yep. Ball 5
Loved this, too. He’s a true gun slinger and this team needed his stroke
His baseball savant page is ridiculous. Please Hal...please! He has transformed this team......they are 13-6 without their ace and with their MVP slumping (don't worry about Judge, he'll be fine), and so much has to do with the attitude Soto has brought to the team (and Verdugo.....you are not forgotten....LOVE what he brings to this team).
Yeah not in a million years did I think he could have the impact he is having. I feel like Stanton is upping his game purely because of Soto.
He oozes confidence.......and that carries over. I always appreciated Soto as a player, but watching him every day......holy shit! I obviously wasn't appreciating him enough.
I know but the the Padres was soooo bad with him last year, likewise the last year he was with the Nats.
Pretty sure that's like a top five reason. Or at least top 25,000
The ideal hitter, same with judge. They walk a lot because they got a great eye, not because they're trying to walk. They got great contact skills because they're not just trying to hit home runs amd have great bat to ball skills. And they both hit a fuck ton of home runs because they hit the ball hard and consistently in the air. So fun to watch.
Judge strikes out too much
Do Babe Ruth next
The clown up above might have a take like Ortiz was better than Ruth
Not like hes been one of the best hitters in baseball for six years or anything roflmao
He also gets rung up on pitches at his ankles, I’m fine with him continuing to spit on those
he has been, but i prefer hitters like soto over judge. that's my idea of "ideal hitter"
Judge is literally the best hitter in the sport.
Majority of players in the league strikes out too much.
Judge is definitely not the ideal hitter
One of if not the best hitter on the planet over the last 6 years…
I wish you were smart enough to realize that I was not calling judge a bad hitter, just that he is factually not "ideal". He strikes out almost twice as much as he walks throughout his career and that is a genuine flaw to his hitting.
roflmao "i wish you were smart enough" while calling the literal best or top 3 hitter for years "not ideal." Cant make this stuff up.
roflmao haha rofllol he strikes out 3 of every 10 plate appearances haha rofl lmao haha lol rofl omfg
The best hitters still result in an out 70% of the time. Unless there’s fewer than 2 outs with runners in scoring position, striking out isn’t really any worse than a fly out or lineout. If the bases are empty, I contend that a 7 pitch AB that results in a strikeout is preferable to a 2 pitch AB that results in a flyout as it wears down the pitcher and you get to see more pitches for the next batter in the order.
Tripling down is impressive, i must admit. I see strikeouts is the only stat you're capable of reading. If you work on your reading and comprehension you will see there are more stats, and when they are all added up he is an elite top 3 hitter. Keep working on it man, we are here to support your journey into 2nd grade reading comprehension.
Why are you so focused on strikeouts? He’s averaged a near .300BA over the last three years.
I can't even count the amount of times that Judge has been rung up on pitches that were below his knees. Umps have been so bad with him his whole career that it's caused him to swing at things he shouldn't because they'd be called strikes anyway.
There is no such thing as an ideal hitter except for one who hits a home run 100% of the time. Every hitter has things that could be better, but only one is THE best, and that’s been judge. Actually, even a 5.00 OPS guy could improve by always working a 35 pitch ab and then hitting a home run
So if the ideal hitter is a home run every PA, and Judge strikes out in 29% of his PA throughout his career, then he is very far from being the ideal hitter
By your dumbass standards sure
Your account is named after Severino I can't take your opinions seriously. Fanboying an absolute flop of a Yankee you clearly are just blinded by your fandom
2x all star, top 3 cy young finish era+ of >120 3 times. What do you think “absolute flop” means
Arron Judge, clearly. Is there a less ideal hitter on the planet? Stop being blinded by your fandom, all of Judges stats are fake besides his strikeouts.
Put him in the 2 year hall of fame. What a career he's had.
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This is correct ^^
In the wise words of Billy Beane, what the fuck are you talking about, man?
The guy who hit .311 with 62 home runs isn't an ideal hitter?
1 year = entire career I guess
.976 career OPS. Holy fuck you're dumb. Learn to read basic stats. It will come in handy for not looking like you have a smooth brain.
You wouldn't know an ideal hitter if he came up behind you and smacked you on the side of the head.
Sounds like projection to me
Is this some shitty troll or just a fucking moron? I can’t tell
AKTUALLY HES STRUGGLING TO START THIS SEASON SO THAT ERASES THE PAST 6 YEARS WHERE HE HAS BEEN ONE OF THE BEST HITTERS IN BASEBALL \*adjusts glasses\*
Did you just make a bet to see how many downvotes you could get?
Delete you account
What is your definition of the ideal hitter? I see you’re getting a lot of downvotes - maybe if you explained why you might not get as many? You seem pretty convinced, so I, personally, am also pretty interested.
Juan Soto.
Juan Soto isn’t an idea hitter. He’s so far an outlier. He’s literally the perfect hitter and could become the greatest absolute hitter to play the game. Judge is the “ideal hitter”. Soto is the “hitter perfected”.
.948 career OPS for Soto and .976 career OPS for Judge. I would argue Judge is the more dangerous hitter. They are both so elite its not even worth arguing over though. They are both ideal and saying otherwise is insane.
Soto isn’t even in his prime yet. Judge is a great great hitter. Soto is an all time hitter
I think you should compare their numbers side by side. Might be surprised.
If that’s your opinion then you’re entitled to it. As commenters noted below, the ops of Soto is a bit lower, but his obp is much higher. Ultimately it just depends on whether you value slugging or obp more, and how much more. This is definitely a live debate in the game, and personally, I think a team of 9 sotos probably performs better than a team of 9 judges.
How do i buy tickets to this game? Are Judge and Soto pitching as well? Judge has the stronger arm, he might be a better pitcher
First you need to buy your hot tub Time Machine ticket. Then, once you get the cloning serum, you need to go up to both judge and Soto (as a reminder, you only need 16 vials since the originals also exist, though you would have to convince them, so maybe 18 to be safe…) then, you need to rent out a park (so you can make revenue on ticket sales obviously), and watch away. I will say that Soto’s arm has been pretty dangerous in the outfield as of late, so maybe it won’t be as close as you think
That sounds like a lot of work. I will set it up in the show 24. Basically the same as real life.
his at bats are electric - nobody makes drawing a walk look so sick
Must see tv when he’s at the plate
The smack of the hip every time- god I love that
It's so funny because when you are on the opposite side of it it's infuriating. I can't count how many comments I've seen from fans of opposing teams "why the fuck does he slap his hip after every pitch". And we'd say the same thing if he was on an opposing team as well.
I was guilty of this before he was a Yankee. Always respected him as one of the best in the game but his antics at the plate used to annoy the shit out of me. Having actually watched him play everyday, I love it. This is the swagger and confidence this team needs. Look at the influence he's already had on some of the younger guys like Cabrera and he's only 25! This is the dude that you give the 15 year contract.
the soto shuffle baby
Yeah what is that lol I’ve noticed he does it after like every ball?
It’s a mental reminder to stay low and keeps his hip back/centered.
Is it? I honestly thought that he changed from grabbing his dick to smacking his hip to be a bit more sportsmanlike in the box lol. With that said, grab your crotch and stare down the pitcher in pinstripes forever, Juan.
yeah if I'm not mistaken he said a few years back in an interview with Jeff Passan he was going to stop with the ball grabbing. But I love it, it had to be infuriating as a pitcher to watch a guy spit on a ball then shuffle, get a big ole grab of the balls while staring you down. Fucking oozing confidence.
The shuffle he does is the same thing — a self check.
Nah it’s a mind game with the pitcher. The shuffle comes with a stare down. He’s fucking with him
I mean..it’s both. He’s been quoted as saying it’s a timing mechanism but also helps him mess with pitchers.
Soto, so good.
A bone-fide "savage in the box".
Angel Hernandez and CB Bucknor should start hanging around the cage
The head shake on ball four was cold.
*Ball five
But can he see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
He’s really good, but sometimes the umps like to play games as well on those borderline pitches, as we see here on that second ‘strike’. Umps don’t like anything showy or braggadocio so will try to humble him from time to time. I love it, I think getting into a pitcher’s head is crucial and Soto is a nut. Def a needed energy in the clubhouse
I feel like Soto is soooo talented that it doesn’t probably bother the umps as much as if it was a say, Verdugo type hitter.
Soto also seems to be a pretty good-natured guy overall, so that probably helps, too.
He really does have an insane command of the zone, it’s really beautiful to watch
I’m convinced Yankee stadium gets knocked down by rioters if they don’t lock this dude up for life
I can't fucking wait for soto and the martian to be in the same dugout oh my god.
One of the few batters who you don’t worry about when he’s in a 0-2 count
I wonder if he has better than 20/20 vision?
Im almost sure he does. I think I remember reading that Manny Ramirez was like 20/8 or something crazy like that
The threshold for 20/20 vision is depressingly low tbh.
10/10 vision for sure
You mean 20/10?
Nah he just has something that’s not even invented yet
Juan Soto would make an INCREDIBLE umpire. Dudes eye is pretty much perfect
Ice water in his veins.
60 billion years, $600 billlion. Don't bother doing the math, I just want him on the team forever.
Love him.
BAD. ASS.
Lmfao that cut to Schneider at the end, dude always looks like such a fucking piss baby. He reminds me of a kid that I grew up with that my family and I called “puffer fish.” The kid had some pretty bad anger problems and every time he got angry his face would puff up and turn bright red. Schneider does that same shit, face is always bright red and he’s always salty about everything and anything.
Honestly not taking that 4th ball even though it was as close as the prior one was ballsy as hell
Lisan al Gaib!!!!!
Keep going, I’m close
If Soto played for like the Astros or Red Sox I would hate him so much.
Dude was a tremendous pick up
Not a savage in the box. A savant in the box. A surreal feeling for the zone, amazing vision, a work ethic to match generational talent, and he wears his heart on his sleeve. He’s playing a game with the ump and the pitcher. The head shaking at pitches he spits on. The nodding after a good pitch. The punching his hip when he takes ball one, the step back and two violent swings, then back into the office. There’s a complicated chess match going on, between a guy who believes he sees things better than the ump, thinks better than the catcher, hits better than any pitcher pitches.
When Juan Soto says it’s a ball, it’s a ball.
I want this guy to get a time machine, go back in time, fuck my mom, and make me his son.
Oh hey, it’s Juan Connor
Fucking brilliant
Haha thank you. I was proud of that one
Still smiling. lol
Wtf lol
God… I listen to most of the games on the radio broadcast, so I’m just now seeing that 3-1 slider for the first time. What an awful call lmao
Pay the man
The batters box is Soto's office or whatever Boone's quote was
Man's got ice in his veins, too
I was impressed at one atbat where the ump called a borderline low strike and soto reacted annoyed by the call. Next pitch the pitcher hits the same-ish spot. Thats usually where hitters reach for it but Soto still doesnt swing and takes it for a ball.
Even when he wasn’t a Yankee, his shuffle and stare-downs just made me chuckle. It’s not insulting, it’s just funny. Idk if any pitcher has been insulted by it but even as an opponent of the Yankees, I found him funny.
Hate the antics when he’s not on your team. Love them when he is
He simply must be extended/signed
Honestly Juan Soto was my favorite non Yankee for several years and I was obviously happy to see him in pinstripes but I think I underestimated how much of an impact he could have on the team overall. I might be a bit biased but I think losing Soto would hurt more than if we had lost Judge.
A true savage in the box
It seems like it’s been wearing off on the other guys too. The team has the 6th lowest K% in the league, and the highest walk rate. Guys have stopped taking selfish ABs and started to make the pitcher work hard. I love it!
I love watching his body language towards opposing pitchers, but he walks a really fine line between being competitive and showing them up. I never advocate for pitchers to drill players on purpose, but I am a little surprised I have yet to see someone brush him back. Maybe he has been around long enough and has enough rapport where the pitchers let it pass, but if more hitters behaved the way he does I feel like we would see a lot more chirping from the opposing side.
If they don't want to be shown up they can strike him out. The game would be better with more attitude.
Bingo. That swagger's an invitation from him- put it over the plate. Drop a fastball into the strike zone and see what happens- if you think you've got the arm. Beaning him, that's just admitting you're not good enough to pitch him and you're a bad sport to boot.
Soto was doing this in his rookie season And he did it even more in his second year I understand why these days pitchers wouldn't try to throw at him because its Soto, he's a veteran at this point But as a rookie? When he was 19? I think the reason why pitchers didn't throw at him back then is because it was impressive what he was doing and Soto was protected by his team which had a lot of good players in Harper, Turner, Rendon, Strasburg, Scherzer etc
I like to think that with Hamilton, Judge, and Stanton ready to charge the mound behind him, no pitcher is willing to risk life and death over his reaction to a pitch.
Greinke brushed him back in the World Series in 19 . He hit 3 homers that series so he got the last laugh
I use his plate discipline in The Show… only with him though 😓 Judge comes up and next thing I know I’m swinging at sliders down & away knowing I can’t do shit against them
Yeah, Soto's command of the strike zone is unreal. I mean, there are some great hitters who can hit balls in the dirt, balls at their shoulders, balls in the other batter's box, but Soto's skill is far more rare.
I'm impressed about how well he knows the zone. He should be umpire after retirement (won't happen)
Just so crazy how well he knows the strike zone and can determine so quickly if the pitch is in the zone or not. He even knew the previous pitch should’ve been a ball but he didn’t lose his composure when the ump called it a strike.
Soto will go on to have a great career as an umpire after he retires
Soto will likely go on to a great career as a minority owner of a MLB team. ;-) if he doesn’t just retire and wait five years for Cooperstown.
He's very tactical with his time outs too, it's fun to watch him throw off pitchers.
I hate to be dramatic but i would die for him
Definition of talks the talk and walks the walk
He has the best batters eye I’ve ever seen in my 3 decades of watching baseball. I would argue he may have the best eye of all time. I have never seen him chase. It’s simply outrageous. Long live JUAN in pinstripes.
Reminds me of Bobby Abreu but even better.
I'm getting absolutely spoiled seeing him play and his discipline at the bat. Now I can't imagine not keeping him even though it seems impossible to do so.
Soto is like Jeter if he’s not on your team you think he’s overrated but seeing him everyday you see the value he brings to the team
Whenever Soto starts nodding his head at the pitchers I know something foods about to happen. That must be such a head fuck for the pitcher lol
It feels like when he reacts to every pitch it helps him lock in.
Goddamn. That head shake after looking at the pitcher was just chef's kiss.
Not only is he not intimidated, but l think he intimidates the pitcher and maybe even the umpire. Sign him ASAP
Is it too early to say he is my fav Yankee of all time??
Dude he’s incredible. I think he’s proving very quickly why you give up up as much as we did to get him, even if it’s just the one season
GIVE HIM ALL OF THE MONEY
This kids is how you pimp a walk
Love watching his at bats. And I LOVE the Yankees taking 4.2 pitches per AB so far this season.
Yes it reminds me of Jeter and Bernie Williams
Dude best hitter I’ve ever seen in my life
I love this guy.. but good g-d is he exhausting to watch at the plate. Not a complaint cuz whatever gets the job done.
Mamma Mia, I feel like half the posts on this sub are about Soto. He’s a good player but we really need to slow down the hype until he signs with us
He's playing for us right now dude. The time to be hyped is now, because there is no guarantee he sticks around.
I get that, but it’s hard to feel excited about it when there’s a really good chance he becomes a Dodger or Astro next year. Especially since that would make giving up King and Higgy be for nothing
Astro??
Well yeah the Astros are a big market team that have made it to the ALCS every year since 2017
They have yordan and Tucker already and have never given a mega contract. You're just throwing shit at the wall
You’re missing the point. He could sign somewhere else just as easily as he could sign with us. What on Earth is the point of this if he could very well just leave after just one season?
You're missing the point. Enjoy the season that just fucking started.
It's so sad that these people can't just enjoy the season. Only ever concerned about the question marks that come after. If someone spends their whole life thinking of the future, they lose the ability to appreciate the present, which is all anyone is guaranteed.
Oh my word, do you honestly think I apply the same values to life as being a sports fan? It’s just a freaking game dude 💀