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Absolutely not. Once again, Sal Pal is just spewing nonsense. There are some fans who don't care at all about baseball. But for everyone else, a playoff loss in baseball is much worse than a midseason loss in football.
I'm not a Philly fan, but I think that sounds stupid.How could watching the Yankees celebrate winning the World Series IN PHILLY, be worse than the Eagles losing to Dallas in the middle of the regular season?
It was in NY, but your point is valid anyway. I stopped watching baseball because of the Yankees, with their going to Macy's and buying championships year after year. They ruined the sport, so I hate them more than any team in any sport.
Agreed. If this was a playoff game....MAYBE. But a regular season game vs a World Series loss? Not close.
Jfor what it's worth, losing to the Oakland Raiders is/was MUCH worse than losing to the Cowboys..much worse..
Football >>>> BaseballSuper BowlNFL Playoff gameNFL DraftNFL regular season gameWorld SeriesNFL Preseason gameSpring TrainingMLB regular season game
This is how I feel as well. Its not that losing to the Cowboys has worse implications, just that the Phillies were in the WS for the 2nd year in a row having just won a championship. They lost game 6 to a better team and at their park. I'm proud of the Phils and still think they are the best team in the NL.The Eagles proved once again that Reid is a horrible game-day coach who can't manage a clock. Will get just close enough to be considered successful without really winning anything. The frustrating part was not the loss, per se, but again exposing the teams flaws that have existed for years.
MLB is like watching mold grow.Wu-banger said:
No way. Philly loves the Phillies, no doubt. But it is no where close to the how they feel about the Eagles. The Phillies championship was nice, however its nothing compared to what a Super Bowl would mean to this city. (If it was still around after the riots and fires)The_Fonz said:
This
Well, it's too early in the season. The G-Men beat the Eagles early last year only to lose late and then get booted from the playoffs. If that loss hurt more than losing the world series then the Eagles fans(and all philly fans) are even more deranged than they get credit for. But in a football forum you probably wont find people saying the baseball championship was more important.
seems you two agree.I can't see how anyone can put one game in the regular season above a World Series championship. Maybe if you're in Southern California, Austin or Gainesville but that's only because one game is your season.
Solid postings right here.More questions than answers exist coming out of that loss to the Cowboys. With so many questions now about the NFC East, it is hard to say if last night was a Clash of the Titans or two mediocre teams trying to will their own ways to a victory.This is how I feel as well. Its not that losing to the Cowboys has worse implications, just that the Phillies were in the WS for the 2nd year in a row having just won a championship. They lost game 6 to a better team and at their park. I'm proud of the Phils and still think they are the best team in the NL.The Eagles proved once again that Reid is a horrible game-day coach who can't manage a clock. Will get just close enough to be considered successful without really winning anything. The frustrating part was not the loss, per se, but again exposing the teams flaws that have existed for years.
Very true... Cowboys lose didnt mean near as much as the yankees loss .. And we can still beat the cowboys this year. And the eagles are still the best team in the nfc east. last night they never even showed up for the game and still shoulda beat the cowboys .
