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Post by Winston Wolfe on Oct 18, 2020 5:08:13 GMT
Alright Atlanta, now all you gotta do is not shit the bed tomorrow. ATL and Dodgers. Gotta say at this point Rays probably hoping they face LA. I’ve been rooting for TB during the postseason so I hope they can win it all. Another mid market winner like last year’s Nats is good for baseball. It helps show that you don’t need a bazillion dollar payroll like the Yankees or Dodgers to win.But, according to treefrogs...it's an absolute disaster and the worst thing that can happen to the sport. 
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Post by millar70 on Oct 18, 2020 5:16:41 GMT
Too bad. I was kind of hoping the Rays joins the Yankees. You know, you make a good point. It's not just the legacy of the 2004 Red Sox that remains intact..... It's also the legacy of the 2004 Yankees as well. As Jerry Seinfeld might say, "That's a shame." 😉👍😁 |
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Post by shadyvsesham on Oct 18, 2020 6:44:49 GMT
Random and I was a big wrestling fan who the Fuck is that in the gif. And god fucking damnit. Imagine being the guy who figured his team was going to breeze through the playoffs on the backs of their league-best rotation and clutch hitting from the likes of Ramirez, Lindor, Reyes, and Hernandez. The Indians by all means should've been heading to the World Series. But nope... playoff baseball had to happen. Bieber, Carrasco, Hand, and Karinchak suddenly forgot where the strike zone was and they got swept. Your team had no reason to go as far as it did. Cole left in free agency, Verlander got hurt, and you guys were finished with a sub-.500 record. You really have no reason to think they'll suddenly be out of contention next season. They could still attract free agents and should be able to re-sign Springer. They might be a Wild Card team again, but at least they'll be in the playoffs. This was most definitely the Indians last shot to win anything with this roster. Lindor will be traded this offseason for prospects. Ramirez will be traded in a year or two for prospects. Bieber will be traded not long after that... for prospects. The Indians won't likely be posting a losing season any time for a while, but since the White Sox have finally ascended, the Twins look like they'll be contenders for a while, and I can't imagine the Tigers or Royals will be at the bottom of the division for much longer, the Indians aren't going to be doing shit for a while. I envy the position your team is in, dude. God damnit Just Fuck. |
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Post by Rufus-T on Oct 19, 2020 0:15:01 GMT
Too bad. I was kind of hoping the Rays joins the Yankees. You know, you make a good point. It's not just the legacy of the 2004 Red Sox that remains intact..... It's also the legacy of the 2004 Yankees as well. As Jerry Seinfeld might say, "That's a shame." 😉👍😁 Well, I am not too crazy about the Red Sox legacy except when I can make fun of them, like "1918"  Jerry Seinfeld is right about the Yankees 2004, it is called a "shame", not a "legacy".
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Jerry Seinfeld is right about the Yankees 2004, it is called a "shame", not a "legacy".