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  1. The resiliency of this team is off the charts. The sign of a well coached, close knit team. Tomorrow we go ahead for good...
  2. If that's true - then just keep him on the bench tonight and see how he feels tomorrow. If we need to use Loperfido tonight, then we're f*cked anyway. If you can sub out George and bring in a fresh arm - it "could" give us a bit of a leg up on the Dodgers. It would be Yariel I assume.
  3. It's a different decision to be made when you're up 1 v. tied. It's also a different decision when you already got burnt earlier in the game. You do need to factor in that Dominguez generally has no idea where the ball is going to go out of his hand, but he's a vet - he needs to execute better. It seems pretty clear to me who should be blamed for that at bat. Here's an interesting thought - maybe we don't have to blame loses on a single person? I know that's a crazy thought around these parts.
  4. It's all hindsight man. You obviously run the risk of making a mistake, but Ohtani strikes out 1/4 of the time - so yes, Ohtani is "dumb enough" to swing and miss at pitches off the plate. On the season, he had a 26% chase rate (62nd percentile) and a 33.4% whiff rate (4th percentile!). He was almost an auto out in the playoffs until the final game v. the Brewers. Putting the tying run on base intentionally isn't some fail proof decision - especially with a guy who stole 59 bases last year. He can be in scoring position in a blink of an eye. The probability of him hitting a HR there isn't actually that high (7.5% of all PAs in the regular season). We just ended up with the worst possible outcome of course. That's baseball.
  5. 100% pivotal moment. The was the only batter they trusted Kershaw to face. Lukes battled, but lost.
  6. 100% TV/Radio personalities make crap up like this all the time for clicks and views. It's nonsense.
  7. Do you read anything you write? "Bieber has sucked balls, but our stupid manager will panic and pull him early" Remember when our manager stuck with Gausman in Game 2 and he gave up 2 HRs when facing hitters a 3rd time?
  8. Well this is obviously our biggest test yet. It will be the ultimate test to rally after last nights crushing defeat. Odds are heavily stacked against them. I think Fangraphs has us to win 46% of the time, but I think it's probably in the 15%-20% range tonight. Our odds to win the WS are down to 24%.
  9. I'd have liked to see them put a couple of balls in his f*cking ear instead of holding up 4 fingers.
  10. Where are you reading that? I don't think there's any hope that Springer returns.
  11. 100% inexcusable from an umpire in the World Series. Last night was a brutal game throughout. This is obviously our biggest test yet. Can we bounce back, or is this thing over in 5?
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  13. Springer (and the team in all likelihood) are done man. And you probably pull up an arm now to try and get thru 2 more games. Brutal execution again cost them when they needed it the most.
  14. Dave Roberts is known to be one of the smartest managers of all time.
  15. We all agree man. JS is throwing the game. I heard he wants to ensure you spend 5 months complaining about the team. It's tradition right? He'd hate to see you have nothing to ***** about.
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