Red Mosquito

Idgaf

Eddie in the front row off to the side of home plate tonight. What a life.

And yeah, Indians starting to have that "hot in October team of destiny" look to them. Gonna be a lot for the Cubbies to overcome.

swan wrote:Eddie in the front row off to the side of home plate tonight. What a life.

Bro'ing out hard with Chris Cromagnon Chelios

Why do you put Heyward on there?

Step up in this bitch like....

Headline: "Montero Mashes at the Midway"

joe buck is the single worst broadcaster in any sport, in any country - period end of debate.

Bloody sock ain't got nothin' on that. If only his last pitch had been a strikeout instead of a walk... damn

I was driving home from dinner so I only caught the first inning on the radio. Waiting for them to show the replay still.

ah here we go

The Indians seem pretty unstoppable right now. Look out, Cubs (Dodgers?)
The only thing that could be troublesome is if Kluber can't go deep into the game tomorrow. The bullpen having to pitch a lot of innings again tomorrow might mess them up for games 4 & 5. Kluber has been solid so far this postseason, so I'm not too worried. Go Indians

I miss Tito so much.

If they can finish off Toronto they get Salazar back to work out of the pen in the World Series.

I'm sad, guys.

philpritchard wrote:I'm sad, guys.

Your hockey team is fun to watch right now.... and... you'll always have Joe Carter and John Olerud.

Electromatic wrote:

philpritchard wrote:I'm sad, guys.

Your hockey team is fun to watch right now.... and... you'll always have Joe Carter and John Olerud.

All true. And it's been a great season compared to... like... 26 other teams. But still.

It's not over though. Kluber may not quite be himself on short rest, then it's a rookie in Game 5 and a second look at Tomlin in Game 6. You never know.

Looking at the Jays lineup, it's pretty amazing that so many hitters have gone cold at the same time.

philpritchard wrote:

Electromatic wrote:

philpritchard wrote:I'm sad, guys.

Your hockey team is fun to watch right now.... and... you'll always have Joe Carter and John Olerud.

All true. And it's been a great season compared to... like... 26 other teams. But still.

It's not over though. Kluber may not quite be himself on short rest, then it's a rookie in Game 5 and a second look at Tomlin in Game 6. You never know.

Looking at the Jays lineup, it's pretty amazing that so many hitters have gone cold at the same time.

There's still a chance until there isn't, and you didn't have a starting pitcher wounded by a drone.

Electromatic wrote:There's still a chance until there isn't, and you didn't have a starting pitcher wounded by a drone.

Absolutely, and I'm always an optimist. The Jays pitching is more than good enough to keep them in any game, and if the offense has figured out Cleveland's pitching a bit now that they've seen everyone... maybe.

philpritchard wrote:

Electromatic wrote:

philpritchard wrote:I'm sad, guys.

Your hockey team is fun to watch right now.... and... you'll always have Joe Carter and John Olerud.

All true. And it's been a great season compared to... like... 26 other teams. But still.

It's not over though. Kluber may not quite be himself on short rest, then it's a rookie in Game 5 and a second look at Tomlin in Game 6. You never know.

Looking at the Jays lineup, it's pretty amazing that so many hitters have gone cold at the same time.

Trying to channel some Kevin Millar devil magic, I see.