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Detroit Tigers, Volume 4: The Rudy York edition
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 4: The Rudy York edition
stopped at Tressel Park to walk the Kiwanis Trail over to Frickers, watched the game there till about the seventh, then left. Got back to my car just in time to hear that the bases where loaded there in the 9th.
I knew I should have stayed on my bar stool.
stopped at Tressel Park to walk the Kiwanis Trail over to Frickers, watched the game there till about the seventh, then left. Got back to my car just in time to hear that the bases where loaded there in the 9th.
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OK, I'm less of an *** for posting this now.
The Tigers may have stunk on the road, but have a pretty good record at Target Field. Plus, I'll be there Friday and Sunday, and the Tigers have a pretty good record in Minnesota when I'm at the game(although the only loss I was in attendance for was rather notable. You can guess which one). With the Rays still playing for something, and the Twins getting a head start on next year's spring training, I'm starting to feel cautiously optimistic.
OK, I'm less of an *** for posting this now.
The Tigers may have stunk on the road, but have a pretty good record at Target Field. Plus, I'll be there Friday and Sunday, and the Tigers have a pretty good record in Minnesota when I'm at the game(although the only loss I was in attendance for was rather notable. You can guess which one
). With the Rays still playing for something, and the Twins getting a head start on next year's spring training, I'm starting to feel cautiously optimistic.Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 4: The Rudy York edition
Food for thought:
Minnesota has lost 7 of their last 8 series at Target Field
Detroit has a .326 batting average this season in Minnesota, and is 5-1 there
Mauer and Cabrera going h2h for the batting title maybe
Should be compelling...
OK, I'm less of an *** for posting this now.
The Tigers may have stunk on the road, but have a pretty good record at Target Field. Plus, I'll be there Friday and Sunday, and the Tigers have a pretty good record in Minnesota when I'm at the game(although the only loss I was in attendance for was rather notable. You can guess which one
Food for thought:
Minnesota has lost 7 of their last 8 series at Target Field
Detroit has a .326 batting average this season in Minnesota, and is 5-1 there
Mauer and Cabrera going h2h for the batting title maybe
Should be compelling...
Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 4: The Rudy York edition
Man, you sound like a Spartan.
Magic number is 5, thanks to Evan Longoria's ninth inning HR. Watched the game on the MLB network last night... picked up the Sox feed from Comcast..the call wasn't as depressing as I had hoped as there was no Hawk, just Stone- only 1/2 of the "most biased" announcing team in MLB.
Okay:
Tigers win.... 5-6 games.... it's over.
Tigers win 4 games.... Sox must win all 6 of their games just to force an extra playoff game.
Tigers win 3 games... Sox can force a playoff game by winning 5 games, win it outright by winning all 6.
Tigers win 2 games... Sox have a chance by winning 4 games to tie, 5 or 6 games to win it outright.
Tigers only win 1 game... Sox can tie by winning 3 games or win it out right with winning 4-6 games.
Tigers lose all remaining games..... Sox only need to win 2 games to tie, 3 to win it outright.
At a minimum, the Sox have to win 3 out of their remaining 6 games, period. Anything less, we have a chance, even if it is a game 163.
Man, you sound like a Spartan.
Magic number is 5, thanks to Evan Longoria's ninth inning HR. Watched the game on the MLB network last night... picked up the Sox feed from Comcast..the call wasn't as depressing as I had hoped as there was no Hawk, just Stone- only 1/2 of the "most biased" announcing team in MLB.
Okay:
Tigers win.... 5-6 games.... it's over.
Tigers win 4 games.... Sox must win all 6 of their games just to force an extra playoff game.
Tigers win 3 games... Sox can force a playoff game by winning 5 games, win it outright by winning all 6.
Tigers win 2 games... Sox have a chance by winning 4 games to tie, 5 or 6 games to win it outright.
Tigers only win 1 game... Sox can tie by winning 3 games or win it out right with winning 4-6 games.
Tigers lose all remaining games..... Sox only need to win 2 games to tie, 3 to win it outright.
At a minimum, the Sox have to win 3 out of their remaining 6 games, period. Anything less, we have a chance, even if it is a game 163.
bronconick
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Re: Detroit Tigers, Volume 4: The Rudy York edition
Given how awful they are on the road, get me 3-3 and if the Sox turn around from 1-8 to 6-0, tip the cap.
Given how awful they are on the road, get me 3-3 and if the Sox turn around from 1-8 to 6-0, tip the cap.
Spartanforlife4
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As long as we don't go up 3 games with 4 to play I think we'll get in.
As long as we don't go up 3 games with 4 to play I think we'll get in.
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