MLB and the Detroit Tigers Bandwagon Thread

[Mike]

Now THAT was playoff baseball.

[THE_WIZARD_]

STFU

[iam416]

The Guardians really can't win if Jose Ramirez and Clase are schmucks for them. The fact that they are 3-3 in the postseason under those circumstances is stunning.

But, there's now been 4 separate times where my wife and son were running around the house screaming like banshees -- and 2 were last night. So, it's still been a beautiful thing.

And there is nothing like baseball -- ain't no clock to milk or rush against or anything -- ya gotta get 27 outs. You may be up by 2 with no one on and have 26 of them outs, but ya still gotta get that last one. It's a fantastic thing.

[crashcourse]

the game could never end

but bottom of the 9th 2 out that was the shit

[crashcourse]

Here we go again

[Dr. Strangelove]

[froot loops]

It seems like a twitter handle named CowboysDubs should be more self aware.

[Mike]

I hate both those teams, cities, and fanbases soooo much. Yet, it's the World Series we need. Judge and Ohtani facing off in their prime is must see TV.

[Whitley]

I hate both those teams, cities, and fanbases soooo much. Yet, it's the World Series we need. Judge and Ohtani facing off in their prime is must see TV.

I actually like the Dodgers. Yes they have money, but they also develop a lot of players too/pick guys off the scrap heap

Lux
Will Smith
Pages
Buehler
Stone
Kershaw
Ryan

And I am sure I am missing a few others

[THE_WIZARD_]

The best world series money can buy!

Gross.

[Mike]

Pretty much.

[Dr. Strangelove]

RIP. For a brief time Fernando was one of the biggest stars in baseball.

Dodgers legendary pitcher Fernando Valenzuela dies at 63 - ESPN

[iam416]

Unless you actually lived through Fernando-mania you would never believe how BIG it actually was. For a full summer he was easily the biggest name in baseball and probably American sports. It waned a little, as all explosive starts do, but man...what a time...

He even overshadowed Dale Murphy.

[AlabamAlum]

Yeah, came here to post that El Toro had died. He wasn’t the best pitcher ever, or even of his era, but he seemed to be a genuinely nice guy and helped usher in a Hispanic zeitgeist in MLB in the early 80’s.

[THE_WIZARD_]

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