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Neversikeston bulldog2 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 10:45 am After today-92, three straight 97 days. I think we play two of those games in the afternoon.
There is a heat advisory out. Wonder if they would change game times to later in early evening.
I was in Vegas one summer it hit 115+ every day for two weeks.sikeston bulldog2 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 11:43 amMy two hottest days by temperature were in the Mohave desert and 60 miles west of Fort Worth, both 115.imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 11:39 am You are all describing one of the key reasons I stuck my thumb out at 17 and headed west.
If I swim, I prefer to do so in a pool or the ocean.
I have sailed the Pacific, spent time in the Philippines and Micronesia on some of the hottest, most humid islands in the world.
The most uncomfortable I have been was at Busch in August when it was 98*.
Revolting. (And we lost)
Hottest life killing moment- on an airport tarmac at 105 in Savanna Georgia. Hottest day of my life.
We were deployed there to train at the National Training Center NTC. 40 ish days. Fully loaded. In our battle rattle. Doing our thing.Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 12:27 pmI was in Vegas one summer it hit 115+ every day for two weeks.sikeston bulldog2 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 11:43 amMy two hottest days by temperature were in the Mohave desert and 60 miles west of Fort Worth, both 115.imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 11:39 am You are all describing one of the key reasons I stuck my thumb out at 17 and headed west.
If I swim, I prefer to do so in a pool or the ocean.
I have sailed the Pacific, spent time in the Philippines and Micronesia on some of the hottest, most humid islands in the world.
The most uncomfortable I have been was at Busch in August when it was 98*.
Revolting. (And we lost)
Hottest life killing moment- on an airport tarmac at 105 in Savanna Georgia. Hottest day of my life.
Agree. There’s no escaping the humidity. Dry 100+ heat doesn’t feel too bad in the shade. St. Louis 95, everywhere is the devil’s (donkey) crack.imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 12:42 pm I’ve seen 105-115* here in southern Oregon several times.
It sucks, but it is not as bad as heat and astronomical humidity combined.
It saps you.
Not to mention flannel/wool uniforms.ScotchMIrish wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 10:53 am Boys of summer. Imagine the old days when there was no air conditioning in the locker room. They rode trains from city to city.
At Busch 2 on that turf.Red7 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 14:26 pmNot to mention flannel/wool uniforms.ScotchMIrish wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 10:53 am Boys of summer. Imagine the old days when there was no air conditioning in the locker room. They rode trains from city to city.
At least they had an air conditioned club house between innings.imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 14:51 pmAt Busch 2 on that turf.Red7 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 14:26 pmNot to mention flannel/wool uniforms.ScotchMIrish wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 10:53 am Boys of summer. Imagine the old days when there was no air conditioning in the locker room. They rode trains from city to city.
It's amazing they dd not have IV's in the dugout.
"Hot enough for ya?"Quincy Varnish wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 12:48 pmAgree. There’s no escaping the humidity. Dry 100+ heat doesn’t feel too bad in the shade. St. Louis 95, everywhere is the devil’s (donkey) crack.imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑20 Jun 2025 12:42 pm I’ve seen 105-115* here in southern Oregon several times.
It sucks, but it is not as bad as heat and astronomical humidity combined.
It saps you.
I think it's called summer...I could be wrong.sikeston bulldog2 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2025 07:37 am Good morning.
You boys got your wish. No rain in St Louis. But how about 96 degrees.
Yep. 92 Friday, 96 Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday and 93 Wednesday.
This will be the teams first bout with high heat. Reds and Cubs.
Chill.