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Oh, oh... Adrian Gonzalez just hit his fifth home run in three games. There was a lot of gnashing of teeth here in Beantown that A-Gone might have ruined his swing during the Home Run contest. Before the All-Star break he ranked first in RBI; in games played since he's fallen to T46.
In the last seven games, though, Gonzalez is second in RBI only to, wait for it..., Carl Crawford! Will the Red Sox substantial investment in Crawford finally start showing returns? As I write this, we're leading the Rangers by 6-0 in the top of the fourth after outscoring them 24-7 in the past two outings. I've watched this offensive monster known as the Boston Red Sox quite often this season.
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2016-11-02, 01:29 | Link #163 |
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So, like, did you guys know that an American professional sports team blew a 3-1 lead in a 7-game championship series this year?
Well, THE CHICAGO CUBS WON THEIR MUST-WIN GAME AND ARE NOW TIED WITH THE CLEVELAND INDIANS 3-3. CLEVELAND ARE ONE LOSS AWAY FROM BLOWING A 3-1 LEAD. GAME 7 OF THE WORLD SERIES ARE GOING TO FULFILL/DESTROY THE DREAMS OF ENTIRE GENERATIONS OF AMERICANS. THE CUBS/INDIANS ARE ABOUT TO END THEIR CENTURY/DECADES-LONG TITLE DRAUGHT. CHICAGO/CLEVELAND WILL BE ON FIRE. LITERALLY. GUYS, GUYS, THIS IS BIG. LIKE ENGLAND WINNING THE WORLD CUP BIG. BIGGEST GAME IN BASEBALL HISTORY BIG. Disclaimer: what's a baseball and can you eat it? |
2016-11-03, 01:19 | Link #166 |
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SWEET HOME CHICAGO!!!
For a Game 7, I must say it was very tough on the nerves regardless of who you support. First, Chicago took an early lead. Then Cleveland come back at 1-1. Then Chicago goes up 5-1 before conceding 2 runs on a bad pitch. Then the oldest guy on the field for both teams hits a home run to make it 6-3. Then the Cubs' closer screws things up by allowing 3 runs to score, thus tying the game at 6-6. Then we have a small rain delay before Chicago score 2 points in the 10th inning. Cleveland comes back within 1 point, but it was not enough. The Cubs have won their first World Series in 108 years. I don't think I have ever seen anything that crazy of a rollercoaster ride in a sports event with a title on the line. Hollywood will surely pick up the script of that match. Last edited by KiraYamatoFan; 2016-11-03 at 21:49. |
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The Cubs have a lot of young players who will be around for years to come. I don't see Theo Epstein selling off the roster he spent years constructing.
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2017-10-25, 23:40 | Link #171 |
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First World Series victory for the Astros. This is a team built for many Octobers to come. Dodgers were awesome too at how they kept fighting but the Astros are just too strong with their bats.
I think this is their world series with three home games to come.
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2017-10-30, 00:13 | Link #175 |
cho~ kakkoii
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Game 5 is shaping up to be another great one! Astros are matching Dodgers homerun for homerun. Kershaw is in tatters.
edit: WOW! Just wow!!! Whoever wins this game wins the World Series. edit 2: Bottom 9th. Has there ever been a match like this played in World Series?
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2017-10-30, 00:46 | Link #176 |
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Game was crazy! Both teams played well, but Astros got a shit-ton of help from the ump. So many called strike-outs on the Dodgers for balls inches off the plate. Jansen pitches right on the top of the zone twice in the tenth, and Springer gets a walk instead of the game going into the eleventh.
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