ChiefsPlanet - Cardinals "Official" 2011 St. Louis Cardinals Thread

Yeah, it was bad enough watching it on TV. And don't even get me started about 2004. And then they make a ****ing movie about it on top of it.

Which I will never, ever watch. :#

I drove 1000 miles roundtrip, canceling my classes for the day, to watch that shit at Busch.

Vomitous.

BigRedChief

10-14-2011 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 7995794)

I'll never forget being there as the Astros closed down Busch II. What an awful feeling that was, and one I hope to deliver to these douchelords

And lets get on Marcum and save Carp for game one of a WS.

Frazod

10-14-2011 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Brianfo (Post 7993509)

You won't win tomorrow in that stadium. Be sure to tip your waiter on the way out. Thanks for playing.

Hey cockchugger, how'd this work out for you?

TEX	10-14-2011 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 7995794)

I'll never forget being there as the Astros closed down Busch II. What an awful feeling that was, and one I hope to deliver to these douchelords

I LOVED it! Especially after what Mogilla -the-Gorilla did to us, and Brad Lidge, in our place a couple of days earlier. To this day, I have NEVER seen a ball leave a park quicker than that one...Man - oh - man!

Anyway - you guys got the last laugh so to speak because the Stros SUCK ASS now and you're likely going to the World Series AGAIN, with Lance Berkman to boot.

Good luck! But not if it's against the Rangers...;)

VAChief

10-14-2011 09:33 PM

Eckersley looking like a combination of Joe Dirt and Harry Reems!

'Hamas' Jenkins

10-14-2011 09:34 PM

It's nice to have a Cardinals homer (Eck) to balance out the ****s on the PBP.

BigRedChief

10-14-2011 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by TEX (Post 7995806)

I LOVED it! Especially after what Mogilla -the-Gorilla did to us, and Brad Lidge, in our place a couple of days earlier. To this day, I have NEVER seen a ball leave a park quicker than that one...Man - oh - man!

Anyway - you guys got the last laugh so to speak because thr Stros SUCK ASS now and you're likely going to the World Series AGAIN, with Lance Berkman to boot.

Good luck! But not if it's against the Rangers...;)

I really thought that Pujols homer would break the back of the Stro's. One strike away from a WS, crowd going nuts etc. But your team earned its berth.

'Hamas' Jenkins

10-14-2011 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 7995815)

I really thought that Pujols homer would break the back of the Stro's. One strike away from a WS, crowd going nuts etc. But your team earned its berth.

Bill Simmons invented a new level of losing for what happened to the Cardinals in Game 6 of that series.

TEX	10-14-2011 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 7995815)

I really thought that Pujols homer would break the back of the Stro's. One strike away from a WS, crowd going nuts etc. But your team earned its berth.

Tell me about it. I was there. Minute Maid went silent. Time stood still. And we had to go to ST. Louis - (GULP!)...Seems like sooooo long ago.

'Hamas' Jenkins

10-14-2011 09:40 PM

"0-1 to Pujols....IN THE AIR LEFT FIELD AND PUJOLS HAS GIVEN ST. LOUIS THE LEAD...STUNNED IN DISBELIEF"

Not that I have that AB on DVD or anything :)

BigRedChief

10-14-2011 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by TEX (Post 7995820)

Tell me about it. I was there. Minute Maid went silent. Time stood still. And we had to go to ST. Louis - (GULP!)...Seems like sooooo long ago.

Probably the most famous home run on a non-deciding game in MLB history.

'Hamas' Jenkins

10-14-2011 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 7995829)

Probably the most famous home run on a non-deciding game in MLB history.

Gibson off Eckersley. Fisk in Game 6.

Marcellus

10-14-2011 09:45 PM

Man I like Marcum starting Sunday.

Even if we manage to **** that up we have Carp on Monday.

Should be fun stuff. Love October baseball and this season has been like taking a dump and then looking in the toilet and finding a diamond.

Marcellus

10-14-2011 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 7995829)

Probably the most famous home run on a non-deciding game in MLB history.

Considering the circumstances and the fact had the train not been there it may have gone into orbit, yea it was epic.

BigRedChief

10-14-2011 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 7995833)

Gibson off Eckersley. Fisk in Game 6.

Also Ozzie's homer. But Gibsons and Ozzies are more famous for the call and Fisk for the visual.