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cutuphalfdead wrote:

who knows he's dead to me

Not for going to the Yankees?

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

who knows he's dead to me

Not for going to the Yankees?

it was a joke

cutuphalfdead wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

who knows he's dead to me

Not for going to the Yankees?

it was a joke

Hey, there were still people booing him when he was on the Tigers.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Houston still feels like the team of destiny to me.

Same, the Indians are peaking at the wrong time.

Remember when the As won 20 in a row and then got bounced in the first round?

Yes, is that the year the Sox beat them or the year the Yankees did with the Jeter play?

I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris.

doug rr wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

numbers wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Houston still feels like the team of destiny to me.

Same, the Indians are peaking at the wrong time.

Remember when the As won 20 in a row and then got bounced in the first round?

weren't you like 6 years old at that time?

fuck you I was 17

Big walk off HR by Eddie Rosario tonight. He's turned into a really good (and clutch) player. The Twins needed the win to stay 2 up on the Angels for the second wild card. Being in the playoff chase with this club has been tons of fun to watch. I just wish they still had Brandan Kinsler at the back end of the bullpen.

And Holy Hell, Cleveland. 21 wins in a row is insane.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris.

I was 11. Best game of my life.

PHATJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris.

I was 11. Best game of my life.

I was 12 worst game of my life.

PHATJ wrote:

I feel the same way about the Brewers (and I can even say I wish we still had Kinsler). This team is fun to watch with its cast of no names. Hell they've been using September call ups as starters in a playoff run.

Electromatic wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris.

I was 11. Best game of my life.

I was 12 worst game of my life.

Yes.

PHATJ wrote:

Electromatic wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris.

I was 11. Best game of my life.

I was 12 worst game of my life.

Yes.

I think it's the best baseball series of games I've ever seen though. I'm still annoyed that Cox took Smoltz out after the 9th.

PHATJ wrote:

Electromatic wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris.

I was 11. Best game of my life.

I was 12 worst game of my life.

Yes.

I think it's the best baseball series of games I've ever seen though. I'm still annoyed that Cox took Smoltz out after the 9th.

Good read, since we're on the subject:

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/08/sport ... ml?mcubz=0

MadTIGERmaN wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

Heck of a season for the Brew Crew indeed. The difference with the Twins is that this should be just the beginning for an extremely talented and young team.

Oh, and we have Byron Buxton. He just hit another walk off home run for the Twins tonight. And let's not forget that Sano has been out for the last three weeks. He'll be back before the post season and this lineup (which has been mashing all second half) gets that much better. I'm not saying they'll do much in the postseason this year (if they make it) but the future is very bright.

Author:	Norris [ Wed September 13, 2017 11:52 pm ]
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numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: who knows he's dead to me Not for going to the Yankees? it was a joke

Author:	Norris [ Wed September 13, 2017 11:52 pm ]
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not a very good one, i admit

Author:	numbers [ Wed September 13, 2017 11:53 pm ]
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cutuphalfdead wrote: numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: who knows he's dead to me Not for going to the Yankees? it was a joke Hey, there were still people booing him when he was on the Tigers.

Author:	Norris [ Wed September 13, 2017 11:59 pm ]
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numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: who knows he's dead to me Not for going to the Yankees? it was a joke Hey, there were still people booing him when he was on the Tigers. people are the worst

Author:	Simple Torture [ Thu September 14, 2017 1:43 am ]
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It's fucking wild that after an 11-game losing streak for the Dodgers and a 21-game winning streak for the Tribe, LA still has a better record.

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Author:	doug rr [ Thu September 14, 2017 1:46 am ]
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Author:	PHATJ [ Thu September 14, 2017 1:46 am ]
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numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: Houston still feels like the team of destiny to me. Same, the Indians are peaking at the wrong time. Remember when the As won 20 in a row and then got bounced in the first round? Yes, is that the year the Sox beat them or the year the Yankees did with the Jeter play? The Twins beat them in the Playoffs that year.

Author:	PHATJ [ Thu September 14, 2017 1:47 am ]
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cutuphalfdead wrote: I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris. I was 11. Best game of my life.

Author:	doug rr [ Thu September 14, 2017 2:14 am ]
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cutuphalfdead wrote: doug rr wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: numbers wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: Houston still feels like the team of destiny to me. Same, the Indians are peaking at the wrong time. Remember when the As won 20 in a row and then got bounced in the first round? weren't you like 6 years old at that time? fuck you I was 17 are you sure?

Author:	PHATJ [ Thu September 14, 2017 5:15 am ]
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Big walk off HR by Eddie Rosario tonight. He's turned into a really good (and clutch) player. The Twins needed the win to stay 2 up on the Angels for the second wild card. Being in the playoff chase with this club has been tons of fun to watch. I just wish they still had Brandan Kinsler at the back end of the bullpen. And Holy Hell, Cleveland. 21 wins in a row is insane.

Author:	MadTIGERmaN [ Thu September 14, 2017 1:36 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: MLB
PHATJ wrote: Big walk off HR by Eddie Rosario tonight. He's turned into a really good (and clutch) player. The Twins needed the win to stay 2 up on the Angels for the second wild card. Being in the playoff chase with this club has been tons of fun to watch. I just wish they still had Brandan Kinsler at the back end of the bullpen. And Holy Hell, Cleveland. 21 wins in a row is insane. I feel the same way about the Brewers (and I can even say I wish we still had Kinsler). This team is fun to watch with its cast of no names. Hell they've been using September call ups as starters in a playoff run.

Author:	Electromatic [ Thu September 14, 2017 9:13 pm ]
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PHATJ wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris. I was 11. Best game of my life. I was 12 worst game of my life.

Author:	PHATJ [ Fri September 15, 2017 4:44 am ]
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Electromatic wrote: PHATJ wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris. I was 11. Best game of my life. I was 12 worst game of my life. Yes.

Author:	PHATJ [ Fri September 15, 2017 4:48 am ]
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MadTIGERmaN wrote: PHATJ wrote: Big walk off HR by Eddie Rosario tonight. He's turned into a really good (and clutch) player. The Twins needed the win to stay 2 up on the Angels for the second wild card. Being in the playoff chase with this club has been tons of fun to watch. I just wish they still had Brandan Kinsler at the back end of the bullpen. And Holy Hell, Cleveland. 21 wins in a row is insane. I feel the same way about the Brewers (and I can even say I wish we still had Kinsler). This team is fun to watch with its cast of no names. Hell they've been using September call ups as starters in a playoff run. Heck of a season for the Brew Crew indeed. The difference with the Twins is that this should be just the beginning for an extremely talented and young team. Oh, and we have Byron Buxton. He just hit another walk off home run for the Twins tonight. And let's not forget that Sano has been out for the last three weeks. He'll be back before the post season and this lineup (which has been mashing all second half) gets that much better. I'm not saying they'll do much in the postseason this year (if they make it) but the future is very bright.

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Author:	Electromatic [ Fri September 15, 2017 1:11 pm ]
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PHATJ wrote: Electromatic wrote: PHATJ wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris. I was 11. Best game of my life. I was 12 worst game of my life. Yes. I think it's the best baseball series of games I've ever seen though. I'm still annoyed that Cox took Smoltz out after the 9th.

Author:	PHATJ [ Fri September 15, 2017 2:47 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: MLB
Electromatic wrote: PHATJ wrote: Electromatic wrote: PHATJ wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris. I was 11. Best game of my life. I was 12 worst game of my life. Yes. I think it's the best baseball series of games I've ever seen though. I'm still annoyed that Cox took Smoltz out after the 9th. Obviously I'm biased, but yeah I totally agree. Best WS ever played.

Author:	washing machine [ Fri September 15, 2017 6:43 pm ]
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Good read, since we're on the subject: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/08/sport ... ml?mcubz=0

Author:	PHATJ [ Fri September 15, 2017 7:56 pm ]
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Electromatic wrote: PHATJ wrote: Electromatic wrote: PHATJ wrote: cutuphalfdead wrote: I was 6 when Smoltz faced Morris. I was 11. Best game of my life. I was 12 worst game of my life. Yes. I think it's the best baseball series of games I've ever seen though. I'm still annoyed that Cox took Smoltz out after the 9th. Cox pulled Smoltz during the 8th.

Author:	PHATJ [ Fri September 15, 2017 8:03 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: MLB
washing machine wrote: Good read, since we're on the subject: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/08/sport ... ml?mcubz=0

Author:	MadTIGERmaN [ Sat September 16, 2017 1:02 am ]
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PHATJ wrote: MadTIGERmaN wrote: PHATJ wrote: Big walk off HR by Eddie Rosario tonight. He's turned into a really good (and clutch) player. The Twins needed the win to stay 2 up on the Angels for the second wild card. Being in the playoff chase with this club has been tons of fun to watch. I just wish they still had Brandan Kinsler at the back end of the bullpen. And Holy Hell, Cleveland. 21 wins in a row is insane. I feel the same way about the Brewers (and I can even say I wish we still had Kinsler). This team is fun to watch with its cast of no names. Hell they've been using September call ups as starters in a playoff run. Heck of a season for the Brew Crew indeed. The difference with the Twins is that this should be just the beginning for an extremely talented and young team. Oh, and we have Byron Buxton. He just hit another walk off home run for the Twins tonight. And let's not forget that Sano has been out for the last three weeks. He'll be back before the post season and this lineup (which has been mashing all second half) gets that much better. I'm not saying they'll do much in the postseason this year (if they make it) but the future is very bright. I heard it was Molitor who ironed Buxtons swing out just before he started this hot streak (ditched a leg kick / toe tap, for the more Molitoresque no stride) The thing that's crazy with the Brewers, Braun, the loan real Veteran of the Brewers, has only played in 89 of 146 games. A free agent from Korea, a couple of players picked up in trades, a waiver claim, and a super utility (Hernan Perez might be the team MVP just for his versatility) player leading a bunch of kids. Gotta love it.