History will be made.
Neither franchise has ever won a world series championship.
Neither franchise has ever won a world series championship.
Rays vs Brewers
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Anyone that wanted the Dodgers to win 3 straight WS championships can go succk a fence post
Sick of them & the Spank yankees
Sick of them & the Spank yankees
My how times have changed. As a kid in the 60's and going into the late 70's I wouldn't have missed a single pitch of any game and been hoping for a 7 game series. But until I read this thread title, I had absolutely no idea who was in the playoffs, had not even thought about it being that time of year.
I’m boycotting until the Cardinals make it back.
How old are you?***
Interesting. I'm boycotting WHEN the Cardinals make it back.
He’s just automatically on every list at this point
You’ve just gotten old. Face it with inner anger…..and outward dignity.
I wAnT MuuH yAnKEes aNd dOdgErs iN It
YeyA MaYUn.
Did I do it right?
That really is an exhausting way to type something.
Brewers organization is also saying Brandon Woodruff may be able to come back and do some pitching in at least a relief role in the WS.
I don’t see how you guys have time to watch MLB. Games take forever and they play a million of them. I love going to baseball games, but the seasons themselves just ask too much. College baseball is much more doable since the games of consequence are on the weekends.
I had to look it up to see for myself. Couldn't believe there are actual rumors of that happening. Hoping it comes to fruition. Good for him.
You know now I kind of do like my granddad did with the Cardinals. He was a big Cardinals fan, but he hardly ever saw them on TV until later in life, but he would just read about everything in the paper every day and knew everything about them. But now instead of reading the paper, I just follow them on social media and I do from time to time if I have time watch a game on TV as well.
NIL, I mean free agency, kind of like what we have with NIL today. Players started playing a year or two and were gone instead of playing a career with a team like they typically did for years and at worst another year or two at the end of their career with another team. Viewership has steadily declined in the last 50 years, its not just me.
I've always thought 162 games was too much. After the strike and Roid Era, I thought we missed a valuable chance to reinvent a little bit, since we had essentially lost the statistical element of it that had been present for so long.
MLB is good inventory for TV during the summer though, and it's something for people to do. I really think they should think about changing up the postseason as well. It needs to be more geared toward excitement and winning, rather than a slog over a long period of time. Take what is working from the tournament format.
Back in the late 80s/early 90s you could have never convinced me of what would come later. It's like this ideal I'd always had was burst during the strike. Kinda what's happened with college sports too.
Its already happened to me w/ college football as well. My dad and I have had season tickets since the mid 80's. We gave them up two seasons ago and tailgate only now. I still have baseball season tickets but if the football parking price continues going up every season and the baseball prices do the same I'll have no issue at all sitting at home inviting friends to come over and we'll do the same thing at home that we do on campus which is eat, drink, and be merry and watch Bulldog sports, but for free............
If you asked someone from the 60s and 70s if they liked baseball during the 80s and 90s they would probably give the same answer you just said. The game changes and people crave nostalgia
They make it freaking impossible to follow a team because of the PPV nature of the NFL Sunday Ticket/MLB whatever. Growing up the Cubs/Sox were always on WGN and the Braves were always on TBS. Multiple times a week. You could always follow them or if you were a Giants fan or whatever you could watch them play their series with those two as well as espn games. Also, baseball tonight didn't freaking blow. If you aren't willing to pay $120 plus to buy the package you just have to get lucky when someone you want to watch is on Sunday night baseball.
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