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2017 MLB Season - The Goat Memorial Thread

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And there's 15.

$1.8 million in window installations on the house.
 
In minor ball last night, the Mets' double A team suffered a no hitter after their 1 hit in the second was changed to an error in the 8th.

Sorry, Kepler.
 
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ShirtlessBob said:
The Nats have clinched the NL East.

Who punches their ticket next?
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I don't know who has the ticket punched next, but the Dodgers continue to get punched in the throat. Team sounds like it is treating an epic collapse like it is a 4 game losing streak in June. Even if they make the playoffs, which I am not so sure is going to happen, this team will be an easy out for whoever they play.
 
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I already have them eliminated after round 1. Rite of Fall. Leaves change color, pumpkin spice latte, the Nationals bowing out in the first round.
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And the Capitals by the 2nd. It's a DC tradition.

But the Mystics just advanced to the WNBA semifinals.
 
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ShirtlessBob said:
18.
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And next up are the burnt-out remnants of the Tigers with Carrasco and Kluber going. 20 is not out of the question.

The 2002 Oakland A's and a few other teams hit 20. The 1935 Cubs hit 21. If you're willing to go back to 1916 the New York Giants won 26 in a row.
 
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