Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

Host, Game Over with @RichPaul4 and Inside The Ring instagram.com/max_kellerman Joined July 2010

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Thomas Nestico @TJStats

3 weeks ago

Yankees fans don’t realize is that if this was ruled a catch it would have prevented Red Sox pitchers from surrendering 16 runs today

This angle isn't being shown on NESN and hasn't been posted anywhere on the internet for some reason. This isn't *obviously* a trap, but the ball moves and it's unclear if it hit the ground around the :03 mark.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

3 weeks ago

@BradBerkowitz @BillSimmons Same

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

3 weeks ago

.@BillSimmons

Keith McPherson @Keith_McPherson

3 weeks ago

That ball is out of his glove, on the grass From the good folks at @YESNetwork

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

3 weeks ago

That’s because it wasn’t a catch. Also, THE FINAL SCORE WAS 16-1!

Barstool Sports @barstoolsports

3 weeks ago

After Review, this was NOT ruled a catch by Ceddane Rafaela

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AT @BaseballWRLD_

3 weeks ago

Cam Schlittler in 5 career starts vs. Boston: 32.1 IP 2 ER 39 K | 9 BB 0.56 ERA 0.90 WHIP Unbelievable dominance.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

3 weeks ago

So far so good!

Bill Simmons @BillSimmons

3 weeks ago

Can’t wait for Red Sox/Yankees this weekend at the stadium!

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Not Gaetti @notgaetti

4 weeks ago

Bernie Williams had the equivalent of nearly an entire extra season of baseball in postseason play… and he was great during it! He had another 22 HR, 80 RBI, and .850 OPS against the best opponents in the biggest moments. Easily belongs in Cooperstown.

Louisville Slugger @ville_slugger6

4 weeks ago

@notgaetti @PetsandPucks Oct play shouldn’t be just extra credit, it’s part of the actual resume. These are the most important games! Yes, it’s a small sample size, but championships are determined on small sample size. Reward players that took advantage of these huge important moments.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

@chug1219 Actually, he still screwed it up where he could: signed Sheffield (love Sheffield!) but instead of Vlad? Wouldn’t cough up the $ for Beltran. Steinbrenner was good in the 1970s because he supplemented an already good core with good free agents. He was awful after that.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

Traded all the pitching talent (Drabek, Deshaies et al) and colluded with other owners so didn’t sign guys they needed (Morris, Fisk etc). Fired all his managers, so zero stability in the organization. Yankees rebuilt when he was kicked out of baseball and couldn’t screw it up.

Mark Corallo @MarkCorallo1

4 weeks ago

@maxkellerman I wouldn’t go as far as “unmitigated disaster,” but his impatience led to a lot of underperforming teams thru the ‘80s. People forget how fans used to boo him back then. The ‘90s dynasty put the fans back in his corner and made him beloved as he aged.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

@patrickberzai It’s actually Joe Niekro slander. Phil was a free agent signing. They traded Deshaies for a few weeks of the remains Joe!

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

@patrickberzai Problem is they never held on to their good, young pitching long enough to have a good staff. And when they really needed a #2 behind Guidry by the mid 80s, they turned Righetti into a reliever.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

@blamberty His WAR comfortably meets the HOF threshold

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

a month ago

There is a real Hall of Fame case to be made for Nettles: he played the most underrepresented position in the Hall of Fame because it’s perceived as more of an offensive position than it really is. Nettles produced offense, all time elite 3B defense, and was great in the playoffs

Baseball History Through Stats and Pics @RobBballHistory

a month ago

Happy Birthday to Graig Nettles. A 6X All Star, 2X Gold Glove, 1981’ ALCS MVP and 2X WS Champion (77-78’), he played 22 seasons (1967-88’). He hit .248/.329/.421, .750 OPS, 110 OPS+, 390 HR, 1314 RBI, 1193 Runs, 1088 Walks, 328 Doubles, 2225 Hits, 3779 TB, 68.0 WAR. He led the AL

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

@FantasyBaseBNow Not arguing against O’Neill or Posada. O’Neill played on teams with Eric Davis, Barry Larkin, Derek Jeter, and Bernie Williams and I never got the sense watching him that any of those guys was clearly better than him. He was truly great.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

a month ago

How is it even possible that he isn’t in Monument Park? Absurd.

Kevin Bednoski @kevinbednoski

a month ago

@maxkellerman Not to mention Momument Park recognition @Yankees

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

4 weeks ago

@MarkCorallo1 George Steinbrenner was a very mixed bag as an owner, and extremely overrated. He was great when he first bought the team and could build on an excellent foundation. Otherwise he was an unmitigated disaster.

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

a month ago

This is the case for Nettles

Not Gaetti @notgaetti

3 years ago

Not enough people talk about Graig Nettles: • 390 HR, 67.9 WAR, 6x AS, 2x WAR leader • More HR than HOF 3Bs Santo, Brett, Rolen • More WAR than Banks, Killebrew, Winfield • Led NYY to championships in 1977 & 1978 • Was named 1981 ALCS MVP (1.488 OPS) • Never struck out

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

a month ago

@RandySRobbins *bears* this out

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Max Kellerman @maxkellerman

a month ago

@RandySRobbins I’ll take a prime George Brett — especially in the playoffs — over anyone ever at the position. But Brett is not the bar. I think of 3B as offensively much closer to 2B than to 1B, and believe baseball history beats this out.