Red Sox/MLB ALDS - Red Sox Lead 2-1
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KrejciMVP
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I still remember the late nights of that 2004 comeback
22Brad Park
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Stanton just hit a moonshot.Amazing how far some people can hit a ball.Trevor Story blows my mind .
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KesselBuiltMyHotrod
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Not being a smartass, what difference would that make?
Wild Card cannot have home field in league playoffs.
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The Sox have the best record and they end up playing the team with the 3rd best record, NYY instead of the Indians who have the least amount of wins among AL playoff teams.
I think he just means the Red Sox should be playing the Indians. Regardless, same four teams as last year and they are all very good teams. I'd be pretty surprised if the AL winner doesn't win the WS. And that goes for any of the four teams.
22Brad Park
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The Dodgers have alot of power and excellent starting pitching but your statement is very fair for sure.Top 5 teams left to me are the 4 A L teams and LA
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JRull86
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I think Milwaukee is a lot better than people give them credit for. They easily could come out of the NL.
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I don’t have the energy for Sox-Yankees.
Usually, just the energy spent rooting for the Sox is tough to handle, but the hatred I have for every.single.Yankee.ever, makes this such a daunting prospect that I’m not even looking forward to it, TBH.
Usually, just the energy spent rooting for the Sox is tough to handle, but the hatred I have for every.single.Yankee.ever, makes this such a daunting prospect that I’m not even looking forward to it, TBH.
ALDS, AL WILD CARD GAME WINNER VS. HOST BOSTON RED SOX ON TBS:
Game 1 | Umpire | Previous Postseason Assignments
HP | CORY BLASER | 1 WC; 2 DS
1B | DAN BELLINO | 4 DS
2B | MIKE WINTERS (CC) | 3 WC; 10 DS; 6 LCS; 4 WS
3B | ANGEL HERNANDEZ | 9 DS; 8 LCS; 2 WS
LF | FIELDIN CULBRETH | 7 DS; 6 LCS; 2 WS
RF | D.J. REYBURN | [1st Career PS Assignment]
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I don’t think the Sox are any different than most teams in that regard though.
I mean the Yankees employ Sterling and Waldman.
Most teams must have their own BS, as you put it.
22Brad Park
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Yankees should be playing Houston in the ALDS and RedSox against the Indians. I think MLB is screwed up for playoff formats, why should the top team the RedSox have to play a team with a much better record while Houston gets to play the team with the worst record of the group?
The nfl is just as bad if not worse. 10 and 11 win teams can and do play on the road against 8 and 9 win teams in the playoffs.
Mr Cartmenez
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Obviously the A's had zero chance in New York, but you gotta say the Yanks are a pretty good team. They have holes, though. Happ starting 2 games in Fenway despite his numbers against us? Sign me up. Defense is also suspect.
My problem is that I am not sure if I am buying our rotation. Sale is not right, Price had yet to win a playoff-start and Porcello has not been great in past playoff-games either.
Would I be surprised if they went out against the Yanks? No. But home field means a lot against the Yanks, so I am predicting a win in 5.
My problem is that I am not sure if I am buying our rotation. Sale is not right, Price had yet to win a playoff-start and Porcello has not been great in past playoff-games either.
Would I be surprised if they went out against the Yanks? No. But home field means a lot against the Yanks, so I am predicting a win in 5.
Jaguar God
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The Indians won their division. It's the same thing in all four major leagues. Hell, the Bruins played the Lightning despite having better records than the entire Metro division.
Jaguar God
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You’re having a hard time comprehending the Divisional part of the first series, eh?
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