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Chud wins.
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I don't know about that.
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Which celebration was better, 2007 or 2013?
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2007 I was at work. 2013 I was waiting for the light rail in Charlotte with Ruddo.
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But for 2007 my job was to pull highlights from the playoff games.
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2007, but only because I was working 60 + hours a week at my crappy ad sales job and could barely get home in time for 7th inning stretch.
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Lament wrote:
BigRedLedbetter wrote:This quote is almost verbatim how I would react if the Rangers ever win a World Series.
I was living in Maryland when the Sox won, and I wasn't sure what to do, so I just ran out the front door and raced around the block like a maniac.

When I caught my breath I called my grandparents (lifelong south siders who were at the time 80 and 76 respectively) back in Chicago and listened to them excitedly tell me about all of the people partying in the streets and how amazing it was for them to think that the White Sox were finally World Champions. Then I went joyriding through DC and left obnoxious voice mails for people all night long.
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I'd really like to go to a WS game someday. Def something on my bucket list. I'd rather go when I don't have a dog in the fight so I can enjoy the ride. If it was the Rangers I'd be a nervous wreck.

cutuphalfdead wrote:But for 2007 my job was to pull highlights from the playoff games.
I tried to get tickets to games 3 and 4 at Coors but Ticketmaster crashed. I was so fucking mad! My friend (Bo Sox fan) went to game 4 as well as game 3 in Saint Louis in 2004.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:2007 I was at work. 2013 I was waiting for the light rail in Charlotte with Ruddo.
Did Ruddo give you a victory hug?
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I just sat there for hours in shock when the Sox won in 04.
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numbers wrote:I just sat there for hours in shock when the Sox won in 04.
I was so happy for your fan base. It was bound to happen. Beating the Yankees and Cardinals must have been really sweet.
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A lot of the bagging on the cubs I hear is coming from a 'my team is stuck in baseball hell' place. The white sox are going to suck for a long time before things get better. Meanwhile the cubs farm system has produced assets that are the envy of the league and now producing at the big league level. The butthurt is strong and of course sad arguments from the past are going to be lazily tossed out there to try and keep cub fans in their place.
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BigRedLedbetter wrote:
numbers wrote:I just sat there for hours in shock when the Sox won in 04.
I was so happy for your fan base. It was bound to happen. Beating the Yankees and Cardinals must have been really sweet.
For me, there will never be another series like the '04 ALCS.
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verb_to_trust wrote:The white sox are going to suck for a long time before things get better.
Not so sure about that. Their rotation could be pretty nasty in a year or two. Sale, Quintana, Rondon and Francelis Montas should be ready next year sometime.

I have not watched them play a lot so lament would be a better resource but I don't think Ventura was a great pick as manager.
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verb_to_trust wrote:A lot of the bagging on the cubs I hear is coming from a 'my team is stuck in baseball hell' place.
"Bagging on" and pointing out that maybe you should wait till your team actually wins a title (or at least gets to the World Series) to start posting about how worried you are about how the city is going to react when they do are two different things.
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verb_to_trust wrote:The white sox are going to suck for a long time before things get better.
Not so sure about that. Their rotation could be pretty nasty in a year or two. Sale, Quintana, Rondon and Francelis Montas should be ready next year sometime.
Exactly what #BRL just said.
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They are going to be stuck in mediocrity with samardzja/robertson/cabrerra type offseasons that dont make them any better.
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But by all means, enjoy Adam Eaton and Klay Thompsons brother.
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Loving what I am seeing out of Rougned Odor at second for the Rangers. He was awful the first few weeks of the season. He was very overwhelmed and could not hit a breaking ball to save his life. He was hitting .144 so was sent back down to AAA in May. Made some great adjustments was recalled in mid June and is currently raking. Since his recall he is hitting .335, with 10 homers and an OPS over .900. Really needs to develop a little more patient for his skill set as he is probably a #2 hitter long term. But not bad for a kid who is only 21. He also plays like he is angry at the world which I dig. Huge reason we are leading the final WC spot right now in the AL.
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BigRedLedbetter wrote:
numbers wrote:I just sat there for hours in shock when the Sox won in 04.
I was so happy for your fan base. It was bound to happen. Beating the Yankees and Cardinals must have been really sweet.
The ALCS was bigger than the World Series, that probably doesn't make sense to most people but Sox fans know what I'm talking about.
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numbers wrote:
BigRedLedbetter wrote:
numbers wrote:I just sat there for hours in shock when the Sox won in 04.
I was so happy for your fan base. It was bound to happen. Beating the Yankees and Cardinals must have been really sweet.
The ALCS was bigger than the World Series, that probably doesn't make sense to most people but Sox fans know what I'm talking about.
Agreed. The WS was anti climactic after that ALCS. No way you guys were going to lose.
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