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Blue_true

(31,261 posts)
Sun Oct 28, 2018, 09:43 PM Oct 2018

Look like the Dodgers have collapsed.

This seems to happen a lot. Barely win an emotional game that the team needed to win, then lose the next one in a tough way. The next game is basically mailed it. The Red Sox (ok, red sux to Yankees fans) are up 5-1 in Game 5 with all the momentum appearing to be with the Red Sox (back, to back, to back home runs over 4 innings), game now in the 7th with the Red Sox having some horses that they can bring out of the bullpen to close it out.

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Look like the Dodgers have collapsed. (Original Post) Blue_true Oct 2018 OP
Not looking good. Wellstone ruled Oct 2018 #1
Red Sox fans don't count their chickens before they hatch...an ol' yankee farmers sayin' asiliveandbreathe Oct 2018 #2
Let's not plan the parade until the last out. Croney Oct 2018 #3
You have a point. But momentum is momentum. And the Red Sox seem to have it all right now. Blue_true Oct 2018 #7
They never should have left Brooklyn. raging moderate Oct 2018 #4
Yup. Should at least gave changed the name. pangaia Oct 2018 #6
Ahhhhh, 95 year butthurt. Blue_true Oct 2018 #8
I wonder if Ohiogal Oct 2018 #5
It is hard to say. Blue_true Oct 2018 #9
I agree redstateblues Oct 2018 #10
This Braves fan will not be shedding any tears for the Dodgers. redstateblues Oct 2018 #11
Red Sox are World Series Champs! world wide wally Oct 2018 #12
One of the most dominating performances in the modern era of baseball. Blue_true Oct 2018 #13
Mua-hahahaha! Dodgers dealing with the curse of Manny Machado... KCDebbie Oct 2018 #14
Looking forward to Corey Seagers return to break that bad attitude curse! Tiggeroshii Oct 2018 #15

asiliveandbreathe

(8,203 posts)
2. Red Sox fans don't count their chickens before they hatch...an ol' yankee farmers sayin'
Sun Oct 28, 2018, 09:49 PM
Oct 2018

But we DO root for any team that beats the NY Yankees...name calling..it's okay - seems to be in the air these days....civility...is always a good thing....

See you next yeah... with one more Division Title, and ... I'll wait....wicked....

Blue_true

(31,261 posts)
7. You have a point. But momentum is momentum. And the Red Sox seem to have it all right now.
Sun Oct 28, 2018, 10:00 PM
Oct 2018

But point taken. I remember a game between the Phillies and the Blue Jays in the WS. The Phillies were killing the Blue Jays and brought in their ace reliever (Mitch The Wild Thing Something or Other), he gave up plenty of run and the Blue Jays ended up winning the game something like 17-16, after that the Phillies basically fell apart and the Blue Jays won in 5 or 6 games. Of course any remote baseball fan remember the legendary 2004 ALCS. comeback by the Red Sox, one out from being swept, only to win that one out game and the next three.

Blue_true

(31,261 posts)
9. It is hard to say.
Sun Oct 28, 2018, 10:03 PM
Oct 2018

I honestly thought that the Astros were unbeatable by any team in the playoffs.

redstateblues

(10,565 posts)
11. This Braves fan will not be shedding any tears for the Dodgers.
Sun Oct 28, 2018, 10:11 PM
Oct 2018

Though I thought they would put up more of a fight. The Red Sox are one of the most dominant teams I’ve seen. In the regular season they toyed with my Bravos.

Blue_true

(31,261 posts)
13. One of the most dominating performances in the modern era of baseball.
Sun Oct 28, 2018, 10:46 PM
Oct 2018

11-3 against three very good teams, one that set the record for team home runs. The revival of David Price, who went from post season goat to post season ace. Run contributions from utility players. A championship by a team that a year ago looked broken. A manager that was a bench coach for last year's champion and the manager of this year's champion.

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