Typically? He was nails in exactly ONE game in his career. Sure it was a memorable one, but only due to an opponent's baserunning blunder, otherwise we wouldn't even remember it. Removing that game, he was 6-4 with a 4.26 ERA in the postseason. A decent enough option but throughout history there have been MANY better choices for a do or die game.Jack Morris? Guy was typically nails in a big game.
Seconded.Hahahahaha fuck You Curt Schilling. Hahahahhaha.
I don’t understand the question, one guy at his peak or someone’s whole career? Either way Gibson/Pedro but you could not touch Mike Scott or Hershiser in their magical seasons.
Yeah- I am assuming it’s based on a pitchers performance in the post-season, assuming that’s somehow predictive?
Schilling and Madison Bumgarner seem like glaring omissions.
And as much as I love Pedro, he had a career 3.46 era in the postseason.
Derek Lowe says "Hold my beer."Jack Morris? Guy was typically nails in a big game.
The ALCS starts on Thursday so I would imagine getting home ASAP was the priority.Why didn't Cleveland have a hotel booked already? Were they planning on flying out immediately after the game? What if the game went late into the night (particularly once they saw the forecast and predicted rain delays)?
Do you think the Guards packed for two nights in Houston after losing Game 4? Gotta think positive.Why didn't Cleveland have a hotel booked already? Were they planning on flying out immediately after the game? What if the game went late into the night (particularly once they saw the forecast and predicted rain delays)?
My guess is that the Yankees split up entirely, including some of them going to the suburbs.
And a few went marching through GeorgiaMy guess is that the Yankees split up entirely, including some of them going to the suburbs.
I mean, yes (or at least that the team could supply what they'd need in Houston)? I'm no logistics expert to be sure but I wouldn't expect they'd fly to Ohio for half a day to grab clean undies in between ALDS game 5 late Monday in NY and ALCS game 1 Wednesday in Houston.Do you think the Guards packed for two nights in Houston after losing Game 4? Gotta think positive.
It starts Wednesday (tomorrow). So I would have expected their best case scenario plan to be to fly to Houston this morning after winning last night to rest up for game 1 tomorrow.The ALCS starts on Thursday so I would imagine getting home ASAP was the priority.
Oops. I guess that proves I'm not planning ahead like I would be if the Sox were in it.It starts Wednesday (tomorrow). So I would have expected their best case scenario plan to be to fly to Houston this morning after winning last night to rest up for game 1 tomorrow.
Two of them is even worse.Just reached my limit with Bob Costa.
I think we're still pretty safely in the "that was innocent" transition period. Most people haven't thought of Cleveland baseball since they were the Indians. Gotta be even harder for an actual player to untrain your brain.Pedro keeps calling them the Indians. Did the same thing last night except maybe once and I think somebody had just nudged him and said hey, they're the guardians now!
Doesn't bother me.I think we're still pretty safely in the "that was innocent" transition period. Most people haven't thought of Cleveland baseball since they were the Indians. Gotta be even harder for an actual player to untrain your brain.
I’m constantly about to say ‘Indians,’ so I get it. It doesn’t help that ‘Guardians’ is not a memorable name, similar to the Washington ‘Commanders.’I think we're still pretty safely in the "that was innocent" transition period. Most people haven't thought of Cleveland baseball since they were the Indians. Gotta be even harder for an actual player to untrain your brain.
He was pretty great in 1984/1991 yeah? Not great in 1992 for Blue Jays but his performance in the1984 and 1991 (4-0 with an ERA below 2, I think) World Series was pretty stellar.Typically? He was nails in exactly ONE game in his career. Sure it was a memorable one, but only due to an opponent's baserunning blunder, otherwise we wouldn't even remember it. Removing that game, he was 6-4 with a 4.26 ERA in the postseason. A decent enough option but throughout history there have been MANY better choices for a do or die game.
(Sorry for the rant, I grew up listening/watching the Tigers in the 1980s and have always been a Morris hater).
This already feels like a NYY-MIN playoff game.8 pitches! Way to make em work Cleveland![]()
Now that was a nice putaway pitch to Judge.Promising start there Aaron Civale![]()
Well, he got judge on one of them. Pitch count headed for the stratosphere thoughNot going to get away with these hanging curves for long... cut it out Civale
Playoff Tito may need to make an early appearance.Well, he got judge on one of them. Pitch count headed for the stratosphere though
Civale is Ohioan for tomato canFrancona's attitude seems to be "we're just happy to be here." This Civale is not up to the task.
Tito I guess.WHO DIDN'T SEE THAT COMING?????????????????????????
The mind boggles. What a bum.Said they have a bullpen full of top relievers, why start this guy?