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Explosion GDT (2/3): Playoff Bound Blue Jays @ Shitty Seattle Mariners


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Why didn't Dae Ho Lee translate when the pitching coach came out to Iwakuma, instead of making the translator come out of the dugout?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Just a joke don't ban me please.)

 

I almost made a fool out of myself responding to this post seriously.

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Possibly, but you never know, maybe Iwakuma is just comfortable with his translator. I mean that's what his translator is being paid to do so may as well make himself useful.

 

He's been here five years though, should have a solid grasp on the language by now.

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Possibly, but you never know, maybe Iwakuma is just comfortable with his translator. I mean that's what his translator is being paid to do so may as well make himself useful.

 

Also, we are assuming that Dae-ho Lee knows English.

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He's been here five years though, should have a solid grasp on the language by now.

 

Some people never learn.

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He's been here five years though, should have a solid grasp on the language by now.

 

You must not live in Toronto, I have friends that were born here but their parents are from other parts of the world and they have lived here for 30+ years yet refuse to learn the English language, so disrespectful, why even show up to the party people.

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Some people never learn.

 

That's true, and I'm not one to get all up on arms when an average person doesn't want to bother acclimating, but when it comes to a team sport it should be a requirement.

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That's true, and I'm not one to get all up on arms when an average person doesn't want to bother acclimating, but when it comes to a team sport it should be a requirement.

 

If I moved to the Czech Republic I would learn that language after 5 years trust.

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That's true, and I'm not one to get all up on arms when an average person doesn't want to bother acclimating, but when it comes to a team sport it should be a requirement.

 

It's not really a requirement in a sport like baseball though.

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It's not really a requirement in a sport like baseball though.

 

Probably less so than other sports, agreed. I'd still much prefer a locker room free of language barriers myself.

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Probably less so than other sports, agreed. I'd still much prefer a locker room free of language barriers myself.

 

Sounds like you spend too much time in the men's locker room.

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Josh Phelps?

 

Josh Johnson is a big Blue Jays fan. Could be Josh Beckett but he's probably fist deep in a box of chicken m

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From the Mariners subreddit hahah

 

"I arrived as gates opened and all I saw around me was a sea of blue. Parking attendants, security lines, concessions, ticket helpers - they all had a comment on how nice it was to see a Mariners fan. This continued as I walked into the stadium and was overwhelmed by an enormous amount of 20 year old Drake inspired Torontoians engulfing the stadium.

 

Section 341, Row 13, I took my seat and watched the stadium fill. Before I knew it there was no Mariners fans around me, everywhere was that Blue Jay's Blue and Canadian accents. I've never see Safeco so electric, and was a little disappointed that it was for a team other than the Mariners.

 

The most amazing part of the night had to be when the anthems were performed. The entire stadium was singing the Canadian national anthem and roaring as loud as I've heard it in sometime at Safeco, I knew I was in for a long night.

 

All I could do was PRAY the Mariners put one on the board to quite this crowd down. I knew deep down we would get the bats going. Taijuan was pitching (somewhat) well, aside from some early walks. It became clear to me though the bats would not get going... Sometimes you can just tell with this Mariners team by the 3rd or 4th that tonight just isn't the night!

 

Praying, Praying, Praying, Encarnacion jacked a two run blast out of the park. Everyone rose to their feet, everyone besides me. High 5's, beer spilling, screams and laughs. I felt so small, people were high fiving over me and trying to give me a high five with my Mariners hat on. It was a crazy experience and truly felt like I was the away team.

 

I don't know exactly why I am writing this other than to recap an absolutly wild night. I knew the Canadians would come out, but I didn't expect them to fill OUR stadium like that in the middle of a playoff push. If the Mariners won last night and quieted that crowd, I would have been 100% confident we are playoff ready."

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