#double play

[dinosaurwithablog]

I love to see a good play in baseball, and this double play was phenomenal!!! The speed at which Jazz threw the ball to Volpe, who then fired a rocket to Rice, was impressive and effective!! Spectacular double play to end the inning and stop the threat that the Red Sox were imposing upon my boys!! The score is now 2-2, and it's a whole new ball game. This game is proving to be as exciting as last night's game!! I love post season baseball!! The intensity and excitement levels are off the charts!!! 🤗🤗🤗

LET'S GO, YANKEES!!!!!

I feel just like these two kinds feel right now!! I'm happy that they're there. The joy of being a kid at Yankees Stadium rooting for the team is priceless, and nothing can compare to the thrill that you feel throughout your entire being!!

LET'S GO, YANKEES!!!!!

[bolobaaumoubolo]

Double Play | 36 eps | vertical kbl

Where to watch:

🟣 Shortime app. Free (watch ads) or purchase popcorn to rent for 3 days. $10 to own the series. Support them if possible. 🟢 Here 🤫

Trailer:

Preview (eps 1-5)

Maybe it's because I have no interest in baseball or because I find that the leads lack chemistry, either way, I found this series to be pretty meh and even a bit boring. Something to watch if you need something to pass the time.

[fuzzyghost]

[rapunzelle333]

the line up for today, how many holes do you think i’ll fill? 🍑💦

[poisindonottouch]

Queer Reads: EM Lindsey

For the fifth of Wednesday’s post, we have two sports: hockey AND baseball. 

E.M. Lindsey writes a variety of topics in the romance world, and I haven’t read nearly enough of their books. Lindsey’s books are full of really well written angst, disability rep, and trauma, with a healthy side of well-communicated kinky spice. 

The hockey books are two duos, one co-written with Marina Vivancos, and the other one solo written. While I enjoyed all of them, the West Coast Sin Bin books, Breakaway and Soft Hands, have the added bonus of being set in Denver. I love a story set in my home state. 

The baseball trilogy is also set in Denver, and features a sports world where out players are a thing (which the hockey books do too). Lindsey does hurt/comfort really well, and book 3 has a fantastic redemption arc in it. Out of the 9 or 10 baseball books I read (and attempted to read) in April, these three were definitely my favorites. 

On my to-read list of basically every other book Lindsey has written, so check them out. 

Remember folks, read queer all year. 

[bambam2213]

[bughead-in-the-comics]

From Double Play, Archie #132 (1962).

[contac]