Don't go giving any of your admirers any ideas.![]()
On this day in 2004, the Red Sox won game 4 of the ALCS.
The last moment they were tolerable to root for.
100% agree.
I still remember having a Red Sox desktop background in college.
Dear MLB. will you plu lease... for the love of G**, not start these games at 8 pm. I can't stay up until after midnight all the time.
In the current ALCS, Astros are up 6-3 on the Yankees in the bottom of the 6th.
Maybe the Astros can close out in game 5.
When it was 6-1, I texted my brother, "Series over."
No offense. But **** you.
Why? I’m a Yankees fan ... with no hope.
Dear MLB. will you plu lease... for the love of G**, not start these games at 8 pm. I can't stay up until after midnight all the time.
Good.
Maybe jocks are just bad at geography.
Were the Cardinals still in the NFC East when they moved to Arizona?
More like I'm being realistic. They now can't just need to steal one Verlander/Cole game. They have to win both a Verlander and Cole game. Even if their bats wake up, I don't see it happening. (Houston isn't really hitting all that well either. But, they are hitting when it counts.)
I agree with your reasoning. I'm just enjoying your pain.
With a shortened series/faceoff, there are no 5 day rests. You need 2 (maybe 3) top aces as starters. Your 4s and 5s? They are now bullpen, which is a bit scary if you're deep. THEN we get into the bullpen, which is even scarier. Playoffs usually reward the cream of the crop. Depth be dammed.If there is one thing that the ALCS and NLCS is showing us, it's this. The notion of running through the playoffs and World Series "the Kansas City way" by just relying upon a great and deep bullpen is a myth. You need a good reliable bullpen, but give me two or three great starters at the top of the rotation.
That is what teams like NY, Minnesota, et al, are going to have to do if they hope to win a championship.