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Yeah. The Orioles didn't win the division, the Jays didn't choke away their wildcard spot either. I'm certain you can't count.
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It's not like predicting a wonderful Indians team with the best manager in the game were going to do very well is all that bold either.
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I'm still thinking that the extended layoff is going to hurt the Indians a bit. I know that the pitching was knackered and could benefit from the break, particularly Andrew Miller. But starting pitchers are creatures of habit and I've just seen teams struggle after a long break a lot in the past decade. More importantly, the Cubs' bats have started to heat up and they haven't had a long break to cool back down - so if Cleveland's arms do have any rust they could be in trouble. Cleveland's bats were already pretty cold to begin with and now they'll have to try and win a series in which the buzzsaw Lester could probably start 3 games if necessary, not to mention they'll be able to throw Hendricks twice.
My gut says that they split in Cleveland and then Chicago takes care of business at home. Here's hoping Wrigley will still be in good shape after that all-night celebration is finished. Cubs in 5. |
I think long layoffs in the postseason are deff real. It's all timing in rhythm in baseball, or any sport really. A few days, maybe 3, is fine. After that I think you're pushing it with guys not getting game action.
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I'm not worried about the layoff. It would be amazing if Schwarber comes in as DH. It's a great move. I'm clearly for the Cubs, but what a story book season man. Seriously. Cleveland vs Cubs. I hope when this ends, both teams meet at the mound and hug this out. This is special guys. Two fan bases who have no hope and here they are fighting eachother. This is so special. I'm besides myself.
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Two moves to keep an eye on tomorrow: Schwarber for the Cubs, Salazar for Cleve.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">How much would you pay to witness history? <a href="https://t.co/IzdJRInRnq">pic.twitter.com/IzdJRInRnq</a></p>— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) <a href="https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/790697805329403908">October 24, 2016</a></blockquote>
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After years Netflix announced that Major League is leaving Netflix. I think they just re-cursed the Tribe.
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The exact nature of Sianis' curse differs in various accounts of the incident. Some state that he declared that no World Series games would ever again be played at Wrigley Field, while others believe that his ban was on the Cubs appearing in the World Series, making no mention of a specific venue. Sianis’ family claims that he dispatched a telegram to team owner Philip K. Wrigley which read, “You are going to lose this World Series and you are never going to win another World Series again. You are never going to win a World Series again because you insulted my goat."
THE CURSE ISN'T DEAD!!!! AAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! SAVE YOURSELVES!!! |
Weirdest part of the curse is people thinking eating goats or putting goat heads on statues somehow would break it.
If the curse is based on someone insulting a goat, killing goats seems really counter-productive. Maybe even added more time to it which is why Back to the Future II's prediction ended up being a big fat phony. |
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After all this talk of layoffs especially in relation to hitting, would you add Kyle Schwarber to your WS roster?
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That being said, you do lose a bullpen arm, but with the DH spot, another bat of the bench could prove more useful, especially when their starters are so good. |
He made the roster. Cubs will carry 11 pitchers.
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Watching Kyle Hendricks deal the other night was actually beautiful. "That's guy's a pitcher... he makes pitches".... fucking idiots.
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Salazar and Yan Gomes both make the roster for Cleveland. They will carry 12 pitchers.
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Schwarber's gonna go deep to cap the fairy tale story.
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Fucking Marty McFly with his bogus ass sports almanac. Damn thing was a year off.
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It wasn't in the almanac at all. It had just happened.
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Curious choices to not only go high risk high reward with Schwarber but to sacrifice defense and putting Coghlan in right.
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Unless they're closet Indians fans
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Think the O's would pay that to get Arrieta back?
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Schwarber's six month recovery from a torn ACL is impressive, but John Cena would have been back in three.
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well, i was only watching for the tacos so I guess that means I'm going to bed
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What a weird first inning.
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the world series
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It's been a hell of a season guys. Can't wait for Spring Training 2k17!
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This pitcher on the Indians is the real deal.
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"This pitcher" he says. Plays in the White Sox division and won the 2014 Cy Young. "This pitcher" is f'n on fire rn.
Cubs getting caught looking over and over. Only 3rd inning and first time through the order though. |
Up to 45 pitches already. Only going 6 innings anyway with Miller and Allen waiting in the pen.
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geezus, Cubs having all kinds of problems hitting "this pitcher"
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I think RP got murdered by one of droford's craigslist girls.
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