Simp’s team is getting swept and the series is being called by Druff’s asexual twink, Joe Davis. Sports ain’t always enjoyable
I’d sooner listen to Leah Hextal buddy.
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Simp’s team is getting swept and the series is being called by Druff’s asexual twink, Joe Davis. Sports ain’t always enjoyable
I’d sooner listen to Leah Hextal buddy.
Looks like I’m missing an offensive barrage by Toronto - on the road no less
I can always find a way around Joe Davis in the regular season but playoffs not so much.
Lesson of the NLCS so far is that there's a homefield disadvantage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
San, this one's for you:
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/...n-labor-battle
Fun read. No mention of the World Series. The Championship series could be excellent and possibly erase any memory of the NLCS. We hope so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Fun party idea….
Dodgers will NOT bat in the 9th inning -130 & Dodgers team total o3.5 for a combined parlay +100. I like the price.
Very curious to me that Ohtani was absent from batter props on DK last I looked. Others were present. Hmmm. He is a conundrum. This was just anecdotal evidence
Game 3 prices have fallen.
Obviously it's not depression over the Dodgers' performance. Instead, I think it's apathy. I believe fans are already counting this series in the Dodgers' books, and while there's still nice demand for Game 4 (which people are assuming will be the clinching game), Game 3 is boring people. Who really want to see the third win in a 4-game series, or alternatively the first loss?
I'm going to take a wait and see attitude. If I can get nice seats for near what I paid for the NLDS, I'm going. Otherwise F it. I've got 14 hours til game time.
Arrive early for Ohtani’s batting practice then leave.
Came close to firing $260 each for good loge seats, which is a nice deal for the NLCS, but I just wasn't feeling it today. Plus I'd have to cancel an appointment with the cable guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
I'll watch on TV and reevaluate for tomorrow. If Dodgers lose, the price may fall big time.
I’d think the price would rise if they lose? Win and it’s series and just running out the string. Lose and it’s a relevant game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffCame close to firing $260 each for good loge seats, which is a nice deal for the NLCS, but I just wasn't feeling it today. Plus I'd have to cancel an appointment with the cable guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
I'll watch on TV and reevaluate for tomorrow. If Dodgers lose, the price may fall big time.
15 pitches in and I’m already done with home plate ump. Like the Dodgers need more help.
That's not how they see it here in LA.Quote:
Originally Posted by BCRI’d think the price would rise if they lose? Win and it’s series and just running out the string. Lose and it’s a relevant game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
When they win, everyone gets excited. Prices are high for game 4 because it feels like that could be the game where the Dodgers win the NL. Game 3 definitely can't be, so the price fell.
If the Dodgers lose today, they not only will be unable to win the series tomorrow, but people will also be less excited about the team in general, and the prices will start dipping very quickly.
Looks like Misiorowski has his mojo back
Getting to the bulllpen before the ninth is a small victory for this Brewers team this series
Ever saw this view before
Weird image.
Taken from overhead. No seats have palm trees in the way.
Ohtani interviews recently have been characterized as snippy and are the subject of some “discussion”. It has been said that his interpreter has performed poorly and done him a disservice. It’s been a mess.
The Ohtani mystique has a lot riding on tomorrow. He knows it.
It was kinda beautiful and definitely unique in all of the MLB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I was in an airport cell phone lot watching a raw network feed. It’s interesting some of the things you catch while others are watching Dupixent and Wevovy ads
Indeed they were showing feeds from drones.
At least Shohei led off with a triple, and then scored.
The amazing thing about the Dodgers' 8-1 playoff record has been the virtual absence of Ohtani. Imagine if we got regular season Ohtani in any of these series.
If the Dodgers sweep the Brewers and then blow through the AL winnner, there will be a lot of talk of this at the next labor debate. This will especially be true if they do all of this despite a slumping Ohtani.
Ohtani must have gotten his 15 hours of sleep. This is a performance for the ages
Glad I saw this game
Guess the slump is over, crushed that ball…wow