2019 ALCS - Yankees vs. Astros - General Gamethread

rajendra82

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Tomorrow will be really interesting. The Yankees tonight played like a team that was shocked that they got punched in the mouth and they had no interest in fighting back. It’s really weird because, credit where it is due, they have been really resilient all year. You would expect they are going to come out strong tomorrow. They have got to be furious about this game. If they just stay in this funk it would be something.
So Astros are in deep doo doo tomorrow?
 

DennyDoyle'sBoil

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A-Rod thinks everyone is a wilting little flower like him. Torres has hit fourth or fifth every game this series. A-Rod is full of shit. They ran into good pitching.

Edit: Sorry it was third once. A-Rod just supported his point by noting the Twins played the same lineup in all three of their games!
 

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There have been a handful of teams that have won 7-game playoff series on the road in recent memory: 2016 Cubs (World Series), 2004 Boston Red Sox (ALCS), and the 2003 Florida Marlins (NLCS), but this Yankees team is completely finished. The Astros are a good, good team, much better than any of those 3.

I think the Astros are going to annihilate the Yankees tomorrow night.

Nats/Astros World Series. It's what we deserve as baseball fans.
 

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it wasn't long ago Judge hit a 2-run bomb and a couple people here said the Yankees wouldn't lose a postseason game.

anything can still happen.
 

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So now HOU just needs to close it out in 5 or 6 and their rotation will be lined up perfectly for the WS, Cole on full rest in game 1 and Verlander on full rest in game 2. Those will be some fun pitching matchups, pretty curious how much of a fight WAS can give them.
 

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"Hideki Matsui would have been the winning run had the Yankees come back and beat the Red Sox with two out in the 9th inning of Game 7 in 2004"...………...

As much as I hate to admit it, he was my favorite Yankee on those teams.

Reason being, he reminds me of Shemp Howard, my favorite stooge.

Pretty annoyed right now, my string of YED lights is not working, don't tell me I have to go bulb by bulb to test them, I'll be here a month.
 

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A-Rod thinks everyone is a wilting little flower like him. Torres has hit fourth or fifth every game this series. A-Rod is full of shit. They ran into good pitching.

Edit: Sorry it was third once. A-Rod just supported his point by noting the Twins played the same lineup in all three of their games!
He’s gotta still be taking it personally that Torre hit him 7th or 8th in the playoffs.
 

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"Hideki Matsui would have been the winning run had the Yankees come back and beat the Red Sox with two out in the 9th inning of Game 7 in 2004"...………...

As much as I hate to admit it, he was my favorite Yankee on those teams.

Reason being, he reminds me of Shemp Howard, my favorite stooge.

Pretty annoyed right now, my string of YED lights is not working, don't tell me I have to go bulb by bulb to test them, I'll be here a month.
now he spends all his time in the no-panties shabu-shabu restaurants.
 

strek1

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Listening to WFAN. Some guy just called bitching about "Analytics" guys. Really? Because A-Rod runs his big mouth, the Analytic guys are going to be scapegoated? That's funny.
 

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that's actually a puppet controlled by the old lady.

imagine riding back on the LIRR with that mamaluke in your train car...
 

InsideTheParker

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Thanks for posting this. I saw it in real time and couldn't understand it. The guy to his left (and our right) looks confused, too. Who jumps so high when the opposite team hits a homer? He seems to be shouting, "let's go." Yes?
 

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That’s got to be after Sanchez’s home run. David Cone’s son to the jumper’s left. Or, one of them threw the ball back on the field and they were celebrating that?
It was after Springer's home run. The jumper (a "grown" man who brought a glove to the game) caught it and threw it back onto the field.

Also:

 

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It's probably only fair to Yankee fans to show them at a happier and more noble moment in their storied history. (Though the happiness was short lived.)



edit -- I didn't know that Dr. Cox from Scrubs was a Yankees fan (on the left)