I stayed up till 3 a.m. watching that game last night. Mesmerizing. So many great players I'd love to have on the Royals team. Especially pence.

But I'm pulling for the cubs to win it all. Get that gorilla off their back.

I think the Cubs proved last night that they're not intimidated by MadBum. I'll take Lester at home in Wrigley vs any other pitcher in the league.

The game ended at about 1:40 central time.

Holy Shit!

If it was the Royals playing last night/this morning...I would be dying right now at work from lack of sleep.




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I'm rooting for the Cubs because all of my Card friends hate the thought of them winning. LMAO




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You're welcome to jump on the Bluejays bandwagon with me. It comes with some services of Labbatts blue.

I'll offer you a deal.

If you can admit you lost fair and square in the 2015 ALCS, I'll root for the Jays if they play anyone but the Nats or Giants. Deal?

October is the cruelest month for Kershaw

:(

Raise your hand if you'd rather have had Joe Blanton over Joakim Soria this year

I had always wished Blanton would have "found an injury" after the Cueto trade. I loved having him on the roster.

Of course, we also could have had the stones to part with Guthrie or DFA him, as no one would have claimed him from waivers.

Dusty Baker was too late on the trigger there. A good lefty in the pen and a bunch of LH hitters coming up. Burned him.

Don’t expect Toronto Blue Jays play-by-play voice Jerry Howarth to mention the Indians at all when the two teams meet in the American League Championship Series.

Howarth, the Blue Jays radio voice since 1981, won’t utter the name of Cleveland’s baseball team because he knows it’s offensive to some Native Americans. It’s a stance we’ve seen announcers take in the NFL, where some broadcasters have refused to call Washington’s team the Redskins.

This isn’t new-age posturing by Howarth. He’s actually held this stance for more than 20 years, it’s just not something that gets brought up that often. But Howarth was a guest on the Jeff Blair show on SportsNet in Toronto on Tuesday and Blair asked him about it. It was the first time, Howarth said, anyone had brought it up in a long time.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/wh...212252590.html

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Does anyone think Danny Duffy could have beaten the BJ's in Toronto?




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