Satellite of Love said:Turned out dbag is the broseph-in-law of the chick he grabbed the ball from. I still can't believe people at MM throw back home runs. We aren't the Cubs and pathetic tiddy babies. Keep the ball and enjoy the souvenir.third coast.. said:Cromagnum said:
Dbag of the year, or real MVP of the stands?
He's a ****ing hero. Those people were cheering a ****ing la home run
3B Paul 97 said:Collard Greens said:
Just going to say it to get it out of the way but reddick is going to come up but in game 7
He might be the only one there. We want to close it out in 6.
Same. My grandfather was a massive Astros fan since their inception and it was basically the only professional sports team my family watched growing up.maca1028 said:
I can't believe that the team I've been following since I was 7 is one win away from its first WS championship.
only pathetic tiddy babies are more concerned with grabbing a home run ball than seeing their team win. Throwing the ball back in was the correct (and funny) thing to doSatellite of Love said:Turned out dbag is the broseph-in-law of the chick he grabbed the ball from. I still can't believe people at MM throw back home runs. We aren't the Cubs and pathetic tiddy babies. Keep the ball and enjoy the souvenir.third coast.. said:Cromagnum said:
Dbag of the year, or real MVP of the stands?
He's a ****ing hero. Those people were cheering a ****ing la home run
SoupNazi2001 said:
Man these are two really good teams. I don't think the pitching on either side has been bad although the walks killed both teams last night. But these are just the two best offenses in baseball right now which are playing as advertised. Both teams don't give up and have delivered clutch hit after clutch hit. I respect the Dodgers, they are a gritty bunch as well. Two powerhouses and I selfishly want to see it go 7.
Probably since you're now an adult and can understand the sport more than a kid. Also, watching the team suck to get to this point makes it worth it.Texas A&M said:
Hopefully we can finish it out.
I remember going to a playoff game in 1980 as a kid. While I've never been a traditional die-hard fan, this one feels like it will mean more to me and the city as a whole than the Rockets titles in the 90's.
Wtf, I'd hate youNino Brown said:
My class was supposed to take their Nutrition test tomorrow. I moved it to today because I don't feel like talking to them today. Open notes, good luck guys!
Ecce Homo said:
1 more win and I'm buying 10 of you fellas hats.
I met Dream when he was around 19 at Hofheinz when I was around 6 years old. Also having a retired HPD father I sat in the dugout at the Dome several times as a kid. Nothing will ever compare to seeing Dream finally when his two rings. Having said that, this damn Stros organization deserves this and Houston is a better place when baseball is good.SoupNazi2001 said:Texas A&M said:
Hopefully we can finish it out.
I remember going to a playoff game in 1980 as a kid. While I've never been a traditional die-hard fan, this one feels like it will mean more to me and the city as a whole than the Rockets titles in the 90's.
Rockets titles were awesome as well. Remember choke city to clutch city. That put to rest for awhile all the amazing chokes in our Houston sports city. Back to back as well as a #6 seed the second year.
7th star...just saying.Ecce Homo said:
1 more win and I'm buying 10 of you fellas hats.
Mine, too. It was Astros, then Cowboys (no longer near as much of a fan as I used to be - too much drama and too much Jerry Jones), Aggies.maca1028 said:
I can't believe that the team I've been following since I was 7 is one win away from its first WS championship. The Astros were my first love as a sports fan, even before the Ag's, this is unreal!
