It's happened before and it will happen again, it is also awesome.I'm also not a fan of the current "play-in" crap... Good lord, a 100 win team could have been left out of the play-offs.
I'm also not a fan of the current "play-in" crap... Good lord, a 100 win team could have been left out of the play-offs.
So would you rather have it as the way Mr. Laser Beam wants it, with the wild card abolished and the team with the best record getting a first-round bye?
I would say that the hand-wringing over Stanton is surprising ... but then I remember that we're talking about the fanbase that ran out Alex Rodriguez with torches and pitchforks despite him having one of the greatest World Series performances in history along with probably the greatest ALCS performance in history.
Oh, fucking balls. You were crying and moaning for a solid year about the Yankees trading Shane Greene for someone who, as I recall, I repeatedly said could become a franchise cornerstone for a decade if his bat came around.
I’d think Ortiz in 2013 probably has best ALCS locked up. Can look at other numbers but he hit like .675 or something like that with a bunch of walks added in and lots of power.
edit: I was wrong, thinking of his WS stats that year, and it was .688 with a couple HRs. Was bad in the ALCS, but hit the grand slam that saved the season. So, Ortiz has probably the greatest WS performance, not ALCS![]()
You recall incorrectly.
You recall incorrectly.
Do you really, really want to play this game?
I would say that the hand-wringing over Stanton is surprising ... but then I remember that we're talking about the fanbase that ran out Alex Rodriguez with torches and pitchforks despite him having one of the greatest World Series performances in history along with probably the greatest ALCS performance in history.
Boston over NY Yankees in 5
Houston over Cleveland in 5
Milwaukee over Colorado in 4
LA Dodgers over Atlanta in 4
4 for 4, even if I only got 1 game count right, but now is when it gets interesting:
Houston over Boston in 6
Milwaukee over LA in 7
They needed another outfielder at the time, always thought he'd have been better off out there. He'd have been fine in center or left for a couple years, he did fine on balls in the air. Just couldn't handle anything on the ground that wasn't hit at his glove towards the end...Jeter was a shitlord for not moving over to third when the Yankees acquired A-Rod. Yeah, no one could have predicted Rodriguez's hips grinding to dust, plus the PED stuff, but Jeter's range was absolutely gone by then.
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