Coach wrote:and Theo punches his ticket to Cooperstown, and I believe Joe Buck is perhaps the only sportscaster on the planet to have called a Red Sox and Cubs WS win.
"perhaps"
Sports broadcasting didnt exist the last time the cubs won the world series.
I don't watch much baseball anymore, but given the circumstances and the stakes of last night's game, was that one of the best games of the live ball era?
Monkey_Driven wrote:I don't watch much baseball anymore, but given the circumstances and the stakes of last night's game, was that one of the best games of the live ball era?
it was one of the best games i've ever seen.
zobrist named series mvp, because i guess they had to give it to someone.
Monkey_Driven wrote:I don't watch much baseball anymore, but given the circumstances and the stakes of last night's game, was that one of the best games of the live ball era?
it was one of the best games i've ever seen.
zobrist named series mvp, because i guess they had to give it to someone.
Yeah, no one had a dominant series by any stretch.
Shaw had been my least favorite reliever all year. I was hoping the rain delay would have lasted longer so he wouldn't have come back in. I knew it was going to be tough after the Indians couldn't get to Chapman in the bottom of the 9th. I didn't trust anyone in the bullpen to get through the heart of the order after that point.
Simple Torture wrote:I'm trying to think of a game--not involving one of my teams--that I remember watching that was this fucking intense/crazy. Game 7 of the '01 World Series? The Rams-Titans Super Bowl? Game 6 '98-'99 Stanley Cup Finals?
Jays/Rangers Game 5 last year, while it does involve my team, has to be up there. Being an ALDS deciding game rather than World Series kind of takes away from it, but that game itself was insane.
Simple Torture wrote:So did he and Bonnie Hunt go to the game together? I was a little too obsessed with trying to figure out that question last night.
Simple Torture wrote:So did he and Bonnie Hunt go to the game together? I was a little too obsessed with trying to figure out that question last night.
philpritchard wrote:Waking up this morning and realizing that the Cubs are no longer the lovable losers of the sports world... life seems a little empty today.
The Indians now have the longest World Series drought, and the next six teams behind them on that list were expansion clubs added in the '60s or later.
philpritchard wrote:Waking up this morning and realizing that the Cubs are no longer the lovable losers of the sports world... life seems a little empty today.
The Indians now have the longest World Series drought, and the next six teams behind them on that list were expansion clubs added in the '60s or later.
*and none of those six teams have ever won a WS, I meant to add.
