Uh oh. Teo
Bum
Wow what a play. Varsho just took couple hundred out of my pocket. Sad
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Uh oh. Teo
Bum
Wow what a play. Varsho just took couple hundred out of my pocket. Sad
simp, your team's defense is too good.
That should've been a big inning. Amazing plays by Varsho and Vladdy.
They were hitting Scherzer hard that inning.
Teo has been a bum this series aside from that one HR, but this one wasn't his fault. That was a solid hit and he just ran into Varsho's gold glove defense, as did Edman with Vladdy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
This game and this series has had everything. So goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffTeo has been a bum this series aside from that one HR, but this one wasn't his fault. That was a solid hit and he just ran into Varsho's gold glove defense, as did Edman with Vladdy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
lol check another boxQuote:
Originally Posted by SanlmarThis game and this series has had everything. So goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
The interviewing during the active play is so tilting.
Would it kill them to take a minute for one of these and give up two commercials? Or even just add a little time between innings?
Anyway that confrontation was retarded. Did light-hitting Gimenez really believe he was hit on purpose in a 3-1 game in Game 7 of the World Series?
I wonder if Gimenez did that on purpose to throw off Wrobleski's rhythm or maybe to get him warned.
Then Springer gets lucky with that comebacker. Ugh this is is so frustrating.
Wrobleski keeps being taken out while looking good.
I hate these Roberts pitching decisions.
The longer you let Wrobo pitch you further delay the decision after Glasnow…. for which there is no answerQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Hopefully Ohtani hits a solo shot like the old days
Penny for Kershaw’s thoughts as he sees old man Scherzer walk off the mound game 7 with the lead.
I've wondered that, too. Scherzer started MLB the same year as Kershaw, but is 4 years older.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Scherzer isn't the same guy as he used to be, but he has more in the tank at this point than the younger Kershaw.
Kershaw will finish with far better overall regular season numbers, but here Scherzer had an important role with the Blue Jays, whereas Kershaw was a gimmick/desperation pitcher on the roster.
Both obvious HOFers so no competition from that standpoint.
The pitching decisions aren't going to matter if the Dodgers keep choking when they have opportunities.
To be fair, so have the Blue Jays, aside from that Bichette bomb.
Funny that both game 6 and 7 involved one team taking the lead 3-0 in the 3rd, then 1 run coming home in response, and then 3-1 for awhile.
The Savage looks like he’s ready to run thru the bullpen gate.
This will be a legend in the making if he isn’t gassed. I have MVP @ +5000 but there is a lot of traffic
Just checked live…. Yesavage is +800
Savage +500
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Saw +340 then Muncy HR and that was all she wrote
I’ve requested to be sedated for this procedure. Good luck all.
Could these teams be more evenly matched?
god damn it verm.
Blessed with a good game no matter what happens
7th game decided by the worst home plate ump so far
At least he is awful both ways.
Pages that brainless fuck lucks out. Incredible body sans brain
Keke took a really bad angle. I really dont know if he would have got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Center fielder is the quarterback. Obviously didn’t communicate. Pages lowered the likelihood of success immensely. He’s a linebacker and got luckyQuote:
Originally Posted by KalamKeke took a really bad angle. I really dont know if he would have got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Kike is incredibly smart. He woulda bailed
Yamamoto is MVP imo
Gettin Jiggy wit it
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Originally Posted by 1dollarboxcar
Never in doubt
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WHAT A SERIES
Closest I've ever seen.
Tellafriend you're going to win your +3500 (hope you bet it)
Welp, there is another step to some more tense next CBA discussions. Even more tense owners meetings.
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
i sure hope so, bc i had the BJS for the series and am stunned.
What a series
Reminded me of how I felt in game 7 of Cubs-Indians.
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Glad the Jays made it this far.
But they did choke this game away. You have to find a way to hit a sac fly.
Also can’t let the number 9 hitter hit a dinger.
I never heard Informer by Snow played even once, Jays deserved to lose.
Both teams equally deserved to win this one. Great series, the most even I've ever seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by simpdog
If you want to feel a little better, Rojas has done this before. He's never been a great hitter, but he's always had a little bit of power and is good at coming up big in the clutch. I've seen him hit other HR in the postseason at critical times.
Also if you think about where the Jays were at the end of 2024, or even on June 1, 2025, this is a big accomplishment on their part.
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff:sftrueQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
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If something stupid like Ohtani wins you’ll hear a gunshot then silence.
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Dave Roberts "Baseball is the greatest game ever invented" uhhh reality check bozo, ever heard of fortnite?
Well, even if Yamamato has a lousy second half of his long contract, the Dodgers already got a shitload of value out of him. And that's not to mention the merchandising which will grow even more after this.
The fact that he's 27 helped. He had built up the durability to do something like this, but also hasn't aged enough yet to where his body has experienced any decline. Most players have their best season at 27 or 28, unless roids are involved.
He had a really good attitude though. He actually wanted the ball. Just a really hard working guy.
Did you read about how he cleaned trash out of the dugout after his CG victory?
Yoshi AND Shohei could get super-AIDS tomorrow and its still worth it for 2 chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Playing with house money now