Never.It will never get old.
Agreed. If the networks don't want us to hear language, then don't show close-ups of teams celebrating after big plays, because the random cut offs of sound suck something awful.Not sure if it was mentioned earlier in the thread, but this obsessive need to cut the natural sound every time someone curses, is absolutely ruining the viewing experience. It's extremely jarring, it totally disrupts the flow of the action, and I feel like Joe Buck is in my living room.
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As long as there's a CB Bucknor out there, he's only in the team pictureAngel Hernandez is the worst ump in baseball.
This got more true as the night went on. By the 6th his fastball was down to 88-89, and threw a couple Vagisil balls under 70.Rich Hill is Eddie Harris from Major League.
I also have a fantasy basketball draft and a work event.Best thing about tomorrow - game 4 vs debate - thank god
Nonsense, I'm clearly far too stupid for you.Good Posting Judge said:I don't think any of you are too stupid for me.
You know I love reading about this stuff. In fact, I drove by the Academy by my house yesterday and flashed on how long the line was at midnight the night the Royals won the ALCS last year.MLB Postseason business update...World Series 'if wins' are in:
Cubs 60% / Indians 17% / Dodgers 12% / Jays 11%
The Cubs WS winning orders alone are bigger than the entire Postseasons (PS clinch-Div-LDS-LCS-WS) from '10-'14.
It would be the largest 'special event' (WS/Super Bowl/Stanley Cup/NBA/NCAA) in history.
A little more perspective may help. All 4 markets are strong, and larger than KC was last year (and larger than any since '09)...and you know what a feeding frenzy that was there. LA is a big national brand...the Jays have an entire country and large Toronto market...and the Indians fanbase is passionate and out-performing both. That shows you how big that Chicago win would really be.Not surprised Cubs are leading here. You told us a year or two ago that a Cubs WS win would shatter records, and their fans seem poised to make that happen.
Little surprised the Cleveland percentage isn't higher, but given the combo of a half-century of curses and the recent Cavs title (when they came back from down 3-1 to beat the Warriors) I can see how that fan base would be a bit more cautious.
How does Toronto compare to last year? I'd assume that it is a bit lower this time around.A little more perspective may help. All 4 markets are strong, and larger than KC was last year (and larger than any since '09)...and you know what a feeding frenzy that was there. LA is a big national brand...the Jays have an entire country and large Toronto market...and the Indians fanbase is passionate and out-performing both. That shows you how big that Chicago win would really be.
We're also working on some cool new Cleveland concepts working with the Cavs.
Whoa. So the percentage looks low, until you back up and see how #######g HUGE the pie is. Gotcha. Thanks! Looks like it's going to be a monster merch postseason no matter who wins the Series.A little more perspective may help. All 4 markets are strong, and larger than KC was last year (and larger than any since '09)...and you know what a feeding frenzy that was there. LA is a big national brand...the Jays have an entire country and large Toronto market...and the Indians fanbase is passionate and out-performing both. That shows you how big that Chicago win would really be.
We're also working on some cool new Cleveland concepts working with the Cavs.
If we get a lead by the 6th, you can go ahead and plan on who you'll root for in the World Series.I'm going to be pretty disappointed if the Jays don't get to a soft tossing lefty making his second start ever this afternoon.
Likely true. I'm setting the over/under on how many pitchers the Clevelands have used by the end of the 6th at 3.5 (but we've seen already that they can win doing that).If we get a lead by the 6th, you can go ahead and plan on who you'll root for in the World Series.![]()
So what happened here? Didn't they sell out for a decade before?Best part of Cleveland is that they have plenty of disposal income from not wasting money buying tickets for regular season games.
It's actually about 10% higher. We broke all of our Int'l records this year that they set last year. And they buy more jerseys than anyone.How does Toronto compare to last year? I'd assume that it is a bit lower this time around.
#Believeland538: Indians have 87% chance of winning the ALCS
And, now the Tribe has the highest percentage of chance of winning the WS at 36% followed by the Dodgers at 33%, Cubs at 25% and the Blue Jays at 6%.
So they must be factoring in 'circumstances'.538: Indians have 87% chance of winning the ALCS
And, now the Tribe has the highest percentage of chance of winning the WS at 36% followed by the Dodgers at 33%, Cubs at 25% and the Blue Jays at 6%.
Mainly blood, sweat, and tears of victory!So they must be factoring in 'circumstances'.
Glad we have Nate Silver to give us the nuanced advanced statistical breakdown of what is basically the odds of winning at least one of three coin flips (87.5%).538: Indians have 87% chance of winning the ALCS
And, now the Tribe has the highest percentage of chance of winning the WS at 36% followed by the Dodgers at 33%, Cubs at 25% and the Blue Jays at 6%.
Love what he's done so far, but they gotta get him out now.Let him go through the order again, please...
Why? Until he allows two guys on base, let him go.Love what he's done so far, but they gotta get him out now.
Yeah, made sense to let him try to get through 5. He might've done it if that bloop sailed a little more.Why? Until he allows two guys on base, let him go.
on first pitch, dp. Should assure he can get the 7th and 8th no problem.on first pitch, dp.