Mind blowing stat here
 

All the team we could of faced or did in the american league playoff we had losing record against.


We were 2-4 to houston

We were 2-4 to the yankees

We were 3-4 to the rangers

Finally we were 3-4 to Toronto

Which showed me that no matter what happened in the regular season we turned it up a notch during the post season.

I think it says more about sample sizes than anything else. With samples that small, one series in which you have to throw Guthrie/Blanton/Young in a hitter's paradise/flyball park can make a big impact.

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Am I doing this kooky non-sequitur thing right?

No.

You actually were until you posted this.

Mind Blown.

Wow. My mind... It sploded

I have poopy

I heard an interesting interview with George Brett on MLB radio a few weeks ago where he provided an interesting explanation about why the Royals hadn't done well in those bandbox stadiums in New York, Houston and Toronto. He said that during the regular season the Royals see the short fences and start swinging for them, instead of playing their usual game. That explanation made me feel a lot better about their chances in October, because I felt that when the season on the line the Royals would be more likely to follow their usual approach at the plate.

How many times a year are you good for shitting your pants? I'm good for at least 2!

We were also 3-0 against the Giants heading into last year's postseason (that included a victory over MadBum and an absolute shutdown of both Pence and Panda).

In addition, the Cubs were 7-0 against the Mets before matching up with them in the NLCS.

October unleashes a different beast from some players and teams, that's for certain.

Mind = BLOWN!

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