Panama Red said:BayAg_14 said:
Offense is going to have to dig deep and find something special tonight. Rays heavy favorites in Vegas.
-135 is a "heavy favorite"?
Really good point. I had forgotten about them watching the monitor. They've done such a good job of calling it I felt like they were there. Thanks.Mathguy64 said:
I don't think Ford could tell watching the monitor.
Haha that was my thought too. They panned to home plate and Maldy wasn't even in the frame yet. Was like "crap" until I realized how weak the throw was.Big Al 1992 said:
One of the guys on MLB said watching the highlights "Maldonado is sneaky fast around the base paths"
And yes huge play and balls from 3rd base coach - the camera angle showed the ball bounce towards the catcher way before Maldy even came into the frame. Thought he was gone for sure. Great belly flop slide too!
ClickClack said:
Astros are +360 to be ALCS champs. Rays -500. Tempting.
I'm eating alot of crow on Dusty.....I was a big critic during the season....the game plan makes sense now and he was 400 steps ahead of everyone in preparing for the post season.Big Al 1992 said:
Also noticing a lot of Astro love from the media this morning for first time all season - 3 reasons -
1) team has always been fun to watch, especially in 2017-2019 and it's ok to cheer for them again in 2020
2) no matter what they did or didn't do - they are good ball players. Very, very good. Springer, Altuve, Bregs and Correa are elite.
3) for all the Dusty criticism- a lot of it rightly so - everyone in baseball loves him and is cheering for him.
What coffee was he drinking?MuckRaker96 said:
Update from last night: Hugh Jackman was kind enough to say hello to my wife when she "happened to get up" during the interview and also said hello to Puppy Carlos Correa who was making a lot of noise.
Sounds like they build a stadium in Arlington that plays huge.scrimp said:
Bellinger isn't on my list of favorite players by any means, but he did crush that ball--barreled, 103 off the bat, 26 degree LA, 410 ft. It had an xBA of .890. Just hit it to the exact deepest part of the park.
Farmer1906 said:Sounds like they build a stadium in Arlington that plays huge.scrimp said:
Bellinger isn't on my list of favorite players by any means, but he did crush that ball--barreled, 103 off the bat, 26 degree LA, 410 ft. It had an xBA of .890. Just hit it to the exact deepest part of the park.
Big Al 1992 said:ClickClack said:
Astros are +360 to be ALCS champs. Rays -500. Tempting.
You'd be in good shape if you had bet Astros to win last 2 games each rather than whole ALCS. Get it to a game 7 and I see the Astros all of the sudden becoming the favorite.
You don't give coffee to a puppy.n_touch said:What coffee was he drinking?MuckRaker96 said:
Update from last night: Hugh Jackman was kind enough to say hello to my wife when she "happened to get up" during the interview and also said hello to Puppy Carlos Correa who was making a lot of noise.
scrimp said:
Bellinger isn't on my list of favorite players by any means, but he did crush that ball--barreled, 103 off the bat, 26 degree LA, 410 ft. It had an xBA of .890. Just hit it to the exact deepest part of the park.
Why not? Start them earlyMuckRaker96 said:You don't give coffee to a puppy.n_touch said:What coffee was he drinking?MuckRaker96 said:
Update from last night: Hugh Jackman was kind enough to say hello to my wife when she "happened to get up" during the interview and also said hello to Puppy Carlos Correa who was making a lot of noise.
I jsut sent this to two of my Yankee fan friendsDeluxe said:
Asked my Yankees fan friend if he thought Correa's historical comp was Jeter (greatest playoff SS of all time) or Babe Ruth (called his shot). He didn't like those comps very much. I agreed and said he more of an ideal combination of both.
I took 14 hours of Spanish at A&M between 1993-1995, this is what I heard:iamtheglove said:Can any Spanish speakers translate for the rest of us?CFTXAG10 said:Bregxit said:
Anyone have the radio call yet?
Sure do!
