Nah,I'm sure those kids worked mowing laws all summer and then emptied the piggy banks for those tix.Bunch of trust fund babies in front
Nah,I'm sure those kids worked mowing laws all summer and then emptied the piggy banks for those tix.Bunch of trust fund babies in front
Those tickets were going for $25,000 per.Bunch of trust fund babies in front
Still faster than ArrietaEvery Cleveland runner on first is gonna add 5 minutes to this game. Cubs obsessed with the running game.
At least he earned his moneyAs long as the trustafarians in the front row keep out Marlin Man I'm good.
Isn't that for resale? I mean, the Cubs didn't price them that way, right? So a normally well off person could have bought them, no?Those tickets were going for $25,000 per.
I mean, who the fuck?
Fowler is 30.Man they're so loaded for the next few years
Is anyone in the starting lineup other than Zobrist even older than 25?
You could guarantee me I was going to see a No Hitter in the Series for the team I root for and I wouldn't fork out that much. Even IF I had it.Those tickets were going for $25,000 per.
I mean, who the fuck?
Marlin Man is just distracting to me. The constant gesticulations and the all orange with the tilted visor constantly catches my eye. Really annoying.At least he earned his money
Would rather have marlins man and more of the pink hat guy
I have nothing against the Cubs nor their fans, but it seems the Indians are the forgottten guests at the Northside cocktail party. And if it were any other AL team, I might root for the Cubs, (I usually root AL, except fro the MFY) but IMO the Indians have just as much right to claim long suffering status as the Cubs do. But that's not the narrative this year.Okay, I wouldn't have noticed it in 2004, but if it was like this for the "long suffering Boston fans" than I can understand why other fans would have been annoyed with it.
And, while we're at it, what has Jamie Foxx been doing since Django Unchained?Why do those men say they are Jamie Fox? I know they are not, because Jamie Fox is in the very same commercial so it's obvious. Why would they lie? Especially when it's so easy to get caught?
Seems like he has to go around calling out people who are pretending to be he.And, while we're at it, what has Jamie Foxx been doing since Django Unchained?
Buck sure is doing his part in the Hometown rooting. I don't recall him pulling so hard for the Sox in 2004. Although being unbiased it would have been hard for me to judge that one.I have nothing against the Cubs nor their fans, but it seems the Indians are the forgottten guests at the Northside cocktail party. And if it were any other AL team, I might root for the Cubs, (I usually root AL, except fro the MFY) but IMO the Indians have just as much right to claim long suffering status as the Cubs do. But that's not the narrative this year.
And fwiw, I live/work in the NYC metro area and there was little sympathy for long suffering Red Sox fans in '04. They stil hate us.
Katie HolmesAnd, while we're at it, what has Jamie Foxx been doing since Django Unchained?
Hope it pays wellSeems like he has to go around calling out people who are pretending to be he.
That's to be expected, it's a rivalry. For the record, I didn't root for the MFYs in the 2001 WS either, regardless of how much the media was telling us at the time how it would be a healing moment for the city after 9/11.I have nothing against the Cubs nor their fans, but it seems the Indians are the forgottten guests at the Northside cocktail party. And if it were any other AL team, I might root for the Cubs, (I usually root AL, except fro the MFY) but IMO the Indians have just as much right to claim long suffering status as the Cubs do. But that's not the narrative this year.
And fwiw, I live/work in the NYC metro area and there was little sympathy for long suffering Red Sox fans in '04. They stil hate us.
He'll be talking about that a bit tonight post game.Napoli had to pee.
Is this a joke? I had to take a stupid phone call from a relation who doesn't know better than to call during the WS.Haha, Napoli had to take a dump and Tomlin had to stall for time
Cubs with 1 and Tomlin with 33 pitchesFour Indians base runners through 3. 43 pitches for Hendricks.
Nope. Indians took the field but Napoli didn't come out. So Tomlin called the home ump out and was pointing or talking about something with the ball. Then Tomlin and the ump started laughing as Napoli came running out of the dugout.Is this a joke? I had to take a stupid phone call from a relation who doesn't know better than to call during the WS.
Most of them are season ticket holders, and many of those normally well off people sold their tickets to trust funders for these games.Isn't that for resale? I mean, the Cubs didn't price them that way, right? So a normally well off person could have bought them, no?
The Sox were second fiddles to Gibson and the Cards in '67, and tables got turned in '04. Seems fair.That's to be expected, it's a rivalry. For the record, I didn't root for the MFYs in the 2001 WS either, regardless of how much the media was telling us at the time how it would be a healing moment for the city after 9/11.
As for the Indians, the Cardinals team we beat in 2004 won 105 games that season, survived their own grueling seven game LCS, and still were treated like they were merely extras in our redemption story. There are a number of Cards fans that are still pissed off about that.
Who gives a crap about holier than thou Cardinals fans?That's to be expected, it's a rivalry. For the record, I didn't root for the MFYs in the 2001 WS either, regardless of how much the media was telling us at the time how it would be a healing moment for the city after 9/11.
As for the Indians, the Cardinals team we beat in 2004 won 105 games that season, survived their own grueling seven game LCS, and still were treated like they were merely extras in our redemption story. There are a number of Cards fans that are still pissed off about that.