Pretty much sums up how I feel as well.
marlins have never lost a postseason seriesI get the history here but Cubs are the better team. Cubs in 2.
There are a few .500 teams in this year's post season. The -41 differential is a bit misleading because most of that was a result of Mattingly using scrubs in the middle innings of games that started to get out of control in order to save the bullpen from overuse because of the backloaded September schedule.If they do a little bit of everything really well they wouldn't be basically a .500 team with a -41 run differential.
There are a few .500 teams in this year's post season. The -41 differential is a bit misleading because most of that was a result of Mattingly using scrubs in the middle innings of games that started to get out of control in order to save the bullpen from overuse because of the backloaded September schedule.
Obviously the Cubs should be favored & I would neither be surprised or upset if the Cubs win, but this team has those intangibles that could work in its favor & has no pressure on it whatsoever.
If they do a little bit of everything really well they wouldn't be basically a .500 team with a -41 run differential.
Thank you, that was the point I was trying to make & they had about 4 or 5 of those simply because Mattingly basically surrendered & allowed a scrub to hang out to dry in order to save as much of the rest of the bullpen as possible.To be fair the Marlins suffered a few horrendous blowouts. Their two worst games alone account for 35 of -41 runs.
That's hilarious.To be fair the Marlins suffered a few horrendous blowouts. Their two worst games alone account for 35 of -41 runs.