thavoice;1656488 wrote:Watched some of the reds game on ESPN last night during steelers commercials. First time I think catching a Sunday night baseball game on ESPN. Are those announcers always that brutal?
They also had SChilling in there for a 3 man booth. Kruk is entertaining and all but he isnt a full time booth guy.Azubuike24;1656495 wrote:Shulman and Kruk? I like Shulman for basketball, but never cared for that duo in baseball. Kruk is entertaining on a set but don't care for his color commentary. Note, I didn't watch last night's game at all so if they weren't the announcers, ignore this post.
At least Pittsburgh essentially has a two game lead with five to play over the Giants (a one-game lead, plus holding the tiebreaker for home field), so they have a good shot at hosting the Giants. And with the Cards losing last night, still a realistic shot at the division (1.5 games behind now), which would be preferable to having to deal with another one-game "series".Azubuike24;1656975 wrote:So much for the second wild card. Both races are all but over with a week left in the season. It should make the rotations set for the playoffs interesting though. I'm guessing that neither KC will want to play at Detroit, then open in LA, or Pittsburgh wants to play at San Fran, then open in Washington. That travel back to back can't be fun.
That throw was ridiculous....he threw out a very good base runner going from 1st to 3rd and it appeared as if Blanco was assuming no throw (because no way) and was going to round 3rd until he got the uh oh sign to slide.Laley23;1657332 wrote:Yasiel Puig. So good.
Not bad honestly. If not for the A's collapse I would have had almost every division winner right but 3/5 in both leagues isn't bad at all. Kind of a lol moment when everyone called me delusional for predicting a Tigers four peat. I honestly think this will be one of the best playoffs in recent memory, just an absolute tossupClassyposter58;1599080 wrote:Anyone wanna make regular season predictions?
AL
East: Rays
Central: Tigers
West: Athletics
Wildcard: Orioles and Royals
NL
East: Nationals
Central: Cardinals
West: Dodgers
Wildcard: Padres and Reds
No one called you delusional for that. We called you delusional for the claim the Tigers clearly had the best rotation in baseball...and we were right. LolClassyposter58;1657829 wrote:Not bad honestly. If not for the A's collapse I would have had almost every division winner right but 3/5 in both leagues isn't bad at all. Kind of a lol moment when everyone called me delusional for predicting a Tigers four peat. I honestly think this will be one of the best playoffs in recent memory, just an absolute tossup
