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2022 MLB Postseason


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1 hour ago, Kooky01 said:

Commanding 2-0 lead headed to the Bronx baby! Can't wait to see all those crybabies/bandwagons weep as they have every year since 2010 (and all of the past 21 or so except 2009). 

No crying from this Yankees fan, Astros have dominated and the Yankees look like they have no answers thus far. We will see if things change in the Bronx hopefully

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Phillies take a 2-1 series lead. 

I have a feeling this series may go the distance. While the Astros* finish off the Yankees in 4 or 5. 

 

Still would rather see the Padres in the World Series though, I just don't think the Phillies would have enough magic to BS their way into beating Houston. 

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That wasn't a Steve Austin "beer chug" where 90% of it ends up on his face or on the ground.  He didn't spill a drop.  That's impressive.

 

I don't know how it's coming across on TV, but the park is louder than I heard it even from '07-'11.  I go home and my ears are ringing like I've been to a concert.

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Yeah, the Phillies’ crowd definitely sounded loud watching on TV. Sounded like an awesome place to watch a game and a really fun environment.

 

I’m really enjoying this Phillies/Padres series. It’s been very entertaining with a lot of back-and-forth, and a great “don’t care who wins, just enjoying baseball” kind of series. It’s the perfect contrast to Yankees/Astros, which has the plug-your-nose feel to it and would just prefer the series end in the two somehow eliminating each other.

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17 minutes ago, FinsUp1214 said:

It’s been very entertaining with a lot of back-and-forth, and a great “don’t care who wins, just enjoying baseball” kind of series. It’s the perfect contrast to Yankees/Astros, which has the plug-your-nose feel to it and would just prefer the series end in the two somehow eliminating each other.

 

I haven't watched much Yankees/Astros, but I doubt it's been as sloppy as the Phillies/Padres series.  Lots of defensive miscues and baserunning snafus.  If I was watching this series without any context, I'd question how these teams made it this far.  It's been frustrating because every time the Padres hit the ball I'm holding my breath that a Phillie doesn't kick it, drop it, or forget which base to throw it to.  Padres defense is exponentially better, but even they (*cough* Soto) have butchered a few plays.

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Haha they’re seriously greasing the poles in some parts of the city right now just in case. 

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On 10/20/2022 at 11:25 PM, TrueYankee26 said:

No crying from this Yankees fan, Astros have dominated and the Yankees look like they have no answers thus far. We will see if things change in the Bronx hopefully

Welp guess not. Astros are just the better team. Would have liked to see a better fight, but this was about how I expected it to go all things considered. 
 

Choices to be made for sure in the offseason with Boone (and Judge, who will likely stay, but who knows). At least the regular season was mostly fun. 

i have unquantifiable corpses on my conscience 

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17 minutes ago, Germanshepherd said:

Welp guess not. Astros are just the better team. Would have liked to see a better fight, but this was about how I expected it to go all things considered. 
 

Choices to be made for sure in the offseason with Boone (and Judge, who will likely stay, but who knows). At least the regular season was mostly fun. 

Yep. Ugly ALCS. Judge stays IMO.

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I'm certain the Yankees will make all the wrong moves like keeping Boone & signing Judge to an albatross of a contract they're going to regret down the line. 

 

This also yet another reason why regular season performance means exactly jack :censored: in the playoffs. Along with the 2 teams in the NLCS.  

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12 minutes ago, TrueYankee26 said:

Yep. Ugly ALCS. Judge stays IMO.

I think so too. Yes his playoff performances have been bad, but it’s not like he’s unique in that regard on the team, and we’d have to spend money insanely well to make up for the lost wins during the regular season. 

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34 minutes ago, Germanshepherd said:

I think so too. Yes his playoff performances have been bad, but it’s not like he’s unique in that regard on the team, and we’d have to spend money insanely well to make up for the lost wins during the regular season. 

The Judge AL HR chase was fun to watch, hopefully there will be more of this for years and years to come and in pinstripes

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I want to see the Giants make the dumb move of throwing the house at Judge and then try to nickel and dime their way to the rest of a full roster. Really bring back the late 90s, if you will. 

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The fact that Houston has owned New York in the past several years is bizarre, and honestly hilarious. It amazes me that a franchise like the Yankees, as lustrous as they are or have been historically, are actually on the bad end of a rivalry. It's usually the other way around.

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Put this in the wrong thread, so I’ll repeat it here. Phillies look like a team of destiny. For as hot as the Astros have been, I think the Phil’s take em out in 5. They feel like those devil magic Giants teams from a decade ago. 

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On 11/19/2012 at 7:23 PM, oldschoolvikings said:
She’s still half convinced “Chris Creamer” is a porn site.)
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28 minutes ago, Dynasty said:

The fact that Houston has owned New York in the past several years is bizarre, and honestly hilarious. It amazes me that a franchise like the Yankees, as lustrous as they are or have been historically, are actually on the bad end of a rivalry. It's usually the other way around.

Have you paid attention to the Red Sox - Yankees rivalry at all? 

Red Sox have dominated the Yankees for a better part of a decade now. Beating them in every possible round of the playoffs (Wildcard, Divisional, and ALCS). 

 

The last time the Yankees beat the Red Sox in playoff series, Boone hit a walk off HR for them. 

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1 hour ago, DoctorWhom said:

Have you paid attention to the Red Sox - Yankees rivalry at all? 

Red Sox have dominated the Yankees for a better part of a decade now. Beating them in every possible round of the playoffs (Wildcard, Divisional, and ALCS). 

 

The last time the Yankees beat the Red Sox in playoff series, Boone hit a walk off HR for them. 

 

Yeah, they lost three series to Boston starting from 2004, so within a pretty wide stretch. They've lost to Houston in three (or maybe soon-to-be four) series within a shorter stretch of seven years. I'm focusing more on just the recent number of years rather than beyond a whole decade.

 

New York and Boston have met each other back to back for a century, they play in the same division, they see each other more often, so there is bound to be moments where one gets the upper hand on the other. These are the Astros. Before 2017, they were one of the bottom tier franchises and again, I find it amusing that the Yankees are struggling against a non-division opponent that doesn't have all the pizazz like the bigger franchises do historically.

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I'm still not bullish on the Phillies chances against the Astros*, but congrats to them nonetheless. 

 

Only thing that irks me is that I had them making the world series at the start of the season, if I was a gambling man I would have just won a crap ton of money. 😅

With Harper & Schwarber, I knew they were going to be a deadly combo.

 

That pitching staff been playing out of their minds. 

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