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Vladdy snacking on watermelon and grinning. Toronto also down to basically Guerrero Jr. as their offense...

"Average defender at Guaranteed Rate" (Darren) Daulton Varsho pushes the game to the 16th Ohtani on base eight consecutive times...another record should be 14 total bases too, tying another record

Looks like Guardians' Stephen Kwan might join Team Samurai due to grandparents' ancestry https://www.thescore.com/mlb/news/3202350

Table with 3 columns and 9 rows. Sorted ascending by column "Player" Player Position Team 1 Hideki Nagaoka SS Tokyo 2 Kazuma Okamoto 1B Yomiuri 3 Kensuke Kondoh CF Fukuoka 4 Masataka Yoshida LF 5 Munetaka Murakami 3B Tokyo 6 Seiya Suzuki RF 7 Shohei Ohtani DH 8 Shugo Maki 2B Yokohama 9 Yuudai Yamamoto C Yokohama

last Dodgers' reliever #9 before they get to Ohtani Snell position players Little the last Toronto reliever unless it's Fluharty but two games are blending together now

14 Total Bases in a WS game Albert Pujols 2011 Ohtani at 13 now right?

Times on base: 6 now 7 Spotlight: Kenny Lofton, Indians, 1995 World Series Game 3: Lofton was a constant spark during Cleveland's run to the World Series in 1995, and his performance in Game 3 helped the team rally to a walk-off win over the Braves in 11 innings. Batting leadoff, the speedster reached safely in every plate appearance, collecting three hits and three walks. More importantly, his times on base resulted in three runs for Cleveland, which proved critical in its one-run win. But, ultimately, Cleveland fell to Atlanta in six games. Others with 6: Stan Hack, Cubs, 1945 World Series Game 6 (12 innings) Overall postseason record: 6 (Kerry Carpenter of the Tigers is the only other player to do it in the postseason, achieving the feat in Game 5 of the 2025 ALDS, a thriller that went 15 innings.)

Dave Roberts' reaction hilarious...as well as the bat drop at home

Dave Roberts' reaction hilarious...as well as the bat drop at home

Ohtani is either hurt or cramping Bieber/Bassitt already used/Lauer can go at least 2-3 and has history as a starter Henriquez probably capped at 2+/3 thought that was gone definitely in daytime

18 innings Dodgers Red Sox longest 14 Sox astros one of a handful of now four 14 inning games KC Mets as well Toronto more runners lob than any game in WS history now 8 relievers used by LAD entire Toronto bench gone

Just hasn't been able to drive the ball Alex Call had his big chance to Geoff Blum it

https://www.soxon35th.com/report-white-sox-analytics-department-has-been-reorganized-and-rebranded/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwicp9_RhMaQAxVrJkQIHTjLElkQFnoECAUQAg&usg=AOvVaw1gSohZ1uDv4zNqGnJb6n_G Totally forgot they fired that analytics group leader a year ago...

Forgot three fired Koenig last year at this time.

https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/phoenix-suns-utah-jazz-2025102726/ 51 for Markkanen

Maybe don't challenge Edman. Teoscar, sure. Once Hernandez cleanly fielded the ball along that wraparound corner like KC and Boston...no way to score. Varsho in the postseason AB AVG HR RBI SB OPS 55 .273 3 10 0 .831

If they called blocking the plate when the throw pulled him there and he was out by 10-15 feet there might be a riot at Chavez Ravine.

The same logic applies to the White Sox not being the 29th or 30th team in MLB every season. Or relying on Rule 5 picks every year to fill out a staff. No team in modern baseball has pulled that off two consecutive years.. adding starting rotation pieces.

Sasaki with a tightrope act...Freeman and Edman preserve the tie. Hoffman in a non-closing situation. Ohtani with a shot at a walk off. Or Betts or Freeman. Ohtani steal if walked?

LoL. Sure, and Colson will maintain a Ohtani/Schwarber/Raleigh HR pace as well.... They need three starters. Burke Cannon and Gomez can't be relied upon. One might be Thorpe eventually... but no sure thing there.

ex Sox pitcher Chris Bassitt...looks like he will get through 8th

Wrobleski Sheehan Sasaki would be 1-2-3 White Sox starting rotation... Ohtani postseason numbers now AB AVG HR RBI SB OPS 53 .283 8 14 1 1.188

Craziness. Still have Wisconsin Florida State Colorado BC Mississippi State Michigan State Rutgers Kentucky NC State and UNC still to go. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa-football/news/12-college-football-coaches-who-could-be-fired-december/95fc3d295ef5c143145ba681

The Pirates at least have the makings of a dominant young rotation...Skenes Chandler J.Jones Ashcraft Keller etc.

#5 Blue Jays payroll 2025 Payroll: $255,230,405 Tax Payroll: $279,986,096