Aguakate, do you work for FOX 4 KDFW??

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No, I work for Reebok:

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You know they print gear for both teams before the series starts, right?

So do we have a volunteer to start up the MLB Offseason thread once the game ends?

Brian Cashman staying with the Yankees. 3-year extension. Gonna wait till after the World Series to make the announcement.

If these playoffs and last week of the season have proven anything, you dont fucking leave the game (or turn it off) in the 7th if your team is losing.

<font color=goldenrod>Pretty sure if the Cards hold on here, this Game 7 will be essentially forgotten about ala Game 7 of the 1986 World Series. The only highlight you'll see in the future is the final pitch.

It'll be one of those "the epic Game 6 comeback made it fait accompli that they would win Game 7" deals.</font>

Rangers are done

more than likely

Let's see if Droford carries Aguakate's jinxing abilities.

I only jinx teams I care about

David Freese for MVP

3 more outs

Rangers should blame whoever was playing for the AL in the All Star game that wasn't a Ranger.

<font color=goldenrod>And there it is. Cardinals complete the greatest month and a half surge in baseball history.</font>

ugh

Carpenter was great outside of the first inning. Rangers didn't have a real chance once St. Louis tied and regained the momentum.

Texas was too quick on changing the pitcher last 2 games and it especially hurt today once both Harrison and Wilson was out to ensure a better batter hit in the 9 spot.

Should be interesting what happens to St. Louis now because there is no real incentive for La Russa and Pujols to return.

Pujols almost Tebowed there..

<font color=goldenrod>And since Spring Training doesn't really count.....no real baseball for 5+ months</font> :(

FOOTBALL

Does anybody have any hydrochloric acid? Or a shotgun? Thanks in advance.

lol Krispy

Awesome. MISSOURAH!!!!!!

Next year it will be the...




KANSAS CITY BASEBALL ROYALS

lol baseball

Incredible post-season.

Amazing what the Cardinals were able to do this season withoutt Wainwright throwing a single pitch. Congrats to them. Once again, the hottest team wins it no matter what their record was.

We don't know his name. We just know he's out there, somewhere, and he has possessed two betting slips worth a total of $375,000 after the St. Louis Cardinals won Game 7 of the World Series on Friday night.
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As we reported (thanks to Deadspin and Joe Sports Fan), an unnamed individual made two wagers at the MGM sports book in Las Vegas on Sept. 12 that the Cardinals would win the National League pennant and the World Series, respectively. He put $250 on each possibility and won $125,000 after the Cards beat the Brewers in the NLCS. He has since cashed in that slip.
The Redbirds were 999-to-1 to win the World Series when the man placed his bets and, as we know, the Cards won their 11th World Series on Friday, making Johnny No-Name $250,000 richer. (Although, he technically came out ahead with $150,000 more because he hedged his bets before the Series started, Deadspin says, putting a hundred grand on Texas to win just in case.)
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Still, that's a net of $275,000 won betting on baseball — betting on a team that was 10 1/2 games out of a playoff spot on Aug. 25. Jay Rood, an MGM vice president who sets the line at 12 books in Nevada, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the man bet with "perfect timing."