Mathguy64 said:
Costas trying to rationalize the Dodgers failings.
"It's such a grind nowadays. It's not like you can just roll into the LCS every year."
Hey Bob. Look this way will yah? Yo. Bob. Over here.
Furlock Bones said:7 straight ALCSes for the Astros! That makes 11 in their history, good for the 6th most in baseball (up from 20th just 7 years ago). What a team. Go Stros. pic.twitter.com/ULcuIO6qoK
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EastCoastAgNc said:José Abreu: "The only thing I can say is thank you. The person that’s not grateful with what life has given them isn’t going to reach many goals. I can’t say anything other than thank you. I’m just very grateful to be here.”
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BadAggie said:Mathguy64 said:
Costas trying to rationalize the Dodgers failings.
"It's such a grind nowadays. It's not like you can just roll into the LCS every year."
Hey Bob. Look this way will yah? Yo. Bob. Over here.
Lol. Costas should help end any illusions that sports media offers any real insights.
Second thing my eyes jumped to after reading the top few teams was the Rangers finally getting out of a tie for second to last.amercer said:Furlock Bones said:7 straight ALCSes for the Astros! That makes 11 in their history, good for the 6th most in baseball (up from 20th just 7 years ago). What a team. Go Stros. pic.twitter.com/ULcuIO6qoK
— Cory Lieder (@AustinCory) October 12, 2023
Hey the Astros were there the last three times the Yankees made it!
Finally we gave the ball to Urquidy. IN 2019, Hinch did not trusted Urquidy, and instead of giving the ball in the 4th game vs Tampa, he gave the to Verlander on short rest. Then, in 2021, this time Dusty, instead of giving the ball to José, he pitched McCullers in game 4
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That was fast pic.twitter.com/wwR0KQ7tqp
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That account has a lot of things that are too believable. Good parodyAll I do is Nguyen said:That was fast pic.twitter.com/wwR0KQ7tqp
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I don't care...it's absurd that the casual fan gets the WNBA on their splash screen when the MLB is in full swing. They should be ashamed but I guess it's all reflected in the shareholder price of the Mouse.The Porkchop Express said:You can customize the view to eliminate sports you don't care about.Prosperdick said:
ESPN homepage has WNBA. Never change ESPN, never change.
They also had the benefit of a strike zone wider than last night's HPU's ass.Bob Lee said:AggieDub25 said:
Man, what a ride. Seriously. 7 straight ALCS. This has to be a baseball mathematical impossibility.
It can't be overstated. Back when the Braves did it, you didn't have to win a divisional round to reach the LCS until 95 while they were in the middle of their run. To win an elimination round 7 straight seasons is not likely to be duplicated for a very, very long time. The Dodger and Braves last year and maybe now this year are proof of how difficult it is.
Prosperdick said:I don't care...it's absurd that the casual fan gets the WNBA on their splash screen when the MLB is in full swing. They should be ashamed but I guess it's all reflected in the shareholder price of the Mouse.The Porkchop Express said:You can customize the view to eliminate sports you don't care about.Prosperdick said:
ESPN homepage has WNBA. Never change ESPN, never change.
Little brother 6th from the bottom.Furlock Bones said:7 straight ALCSes for the Astros! That makes 11 in their history, good for the 6th most in baseball (up from 20th just 7 years ago). What a team. Go Stros. pic.twitter.com/ULcuIO6qoK
— Cory Lieder (@AustinCory) October 12, 2023
Well if he's hurt he sure dotted up that last strike!An L of an Ag said:
Aside from Neris first batter or two, bullpen was NAILS! A little worried about Pressly after the stumble off the mound and how he was flexing his right wrist/hand.
But damn, what a clutch win to close this series!
Daniella was rough on his ribsBadAggie said:
Correa forced the Astros to go with Peña last season. Kinda funny he has any animosity there.
He lost out on a 10 year mega deal, twice, because apparently his body is brittle AF.
Heck of a player and a part of Astros history but that's kinda worked out for the Astros
If you didn't know any better you'd think he was a MVP candidate this season watching the playoffs instead of turning in a particularly forgettable performance
Prosperdick said:Well if he's hurt he sure dotted up that last strike!An L of an Ag said:
Aside from Neris first batter or two, bullpen was NAILS! A little worried about Pressly after the stumble off the mound and how he was flexing his right wrist/hand.
But damn, what a clutch win to close this series!
scrimp said:
Interestingly enough, two teams from the same state in the world series has happened 21 times.
His new deal does not have opt outs.kb2001 said:5 years? He'll be shopping himself again this off-season. There's a reason he included a player option for every year of his Twins contract. He wants 10 years 350MM in a big market, and he almost got it, it was only blocked by uncertainty about his leg from the medical.Harry Dunne said:He ain't gonna be a Twins legend.Boiling Denim said:PrestigeWorldwideAg12 said:
Correa has to be questioning his decision making by now
Ehh he got his bag and broke the Twins playoff streak. They should be back in it again next year. He could become a Twins legend as well by the end of it
He's gonna be a player that they remember fondly that gives them 5 years, a couple of playoff appearances and about 600 games before he gets traded at the deadline towards the end of his contract.
Coulda had his number retired for the Astros and been a real legend with all the rings & postseason records.
