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That's a marginal out reversal call that just might have shifted the series. At least there's not an open rebellion against MLB umpires/refs like in the WNBA.

Going with what got them there... Not going to change, at least Schildt is consistent.

If it's not former players, there's also coaches like Joey Cora in DET lol.

Retoolings, whatever you want. Maybe slightly more dramatic when they moved on from a host of All-Stars in the 90s/early 2000s compared to the past 10-15 years or so.

Montgomery was never going to get an opportunity in that outfield...Teel maybe, eventually, but not over Narvaez in 2025. Missing WS rings...?? Maybe Kyle but still think the Mariners or Dodgers win.

Jacobs Field had the longest consecutive sellout mark in the 90s, yes? 4-5 full rebuilds later...here they still are, but fans must be getting sick of it all. First trading Naylor and Bieber, next will be Kwan.

Dodgers' first championship this era doesn't count? Abreu's MVP?

Welcome to D2...Cease/Rodon Day both pitching in elimination games with their backs to the wall

Only comps are South Carolina running back Lattimore a decade ago (drafted in fourth but never played in NFL) and Nick Chubb...

Crochet posted a 2.59 ERA in his first season with the Red Sox, and his numbers were even more impressive against a slugging Yankees lineup: Starts W-L IP ERA K BB 5 4-0 35.0 2.57 50 4 "While Crochet's 2.57 ERA is nearly identical, he posted an otherworldly 50:4 strikeout-to-walk ratio and won each decision. Crochet notched double-digit strikeouts in three of his five starts against the Yankees, including Tuesday's Game 1 win, and half of the earned runs he allowed against New York were limited to his first meeting with Aaron Judge and co. in June." yahoo sports Only three other pitchers in baseball history with 50 k's and 5 or less walks against a single team in one season in baseball history. Gerrit Cole 2019 Ferguson Jenkins 1971 Christy Matthewson 1917 or 1927

Probably something to do with having the 5th worst record in baseball from 2011-2025 (15 seasons)...goes down even more if you take out 2012. 1. Dodgers (1392-939) 2. Cardinals 3. Braves 4. Rays 5. Brewers 10. Cubs (1182-1150) 22. Reds 23. Pirates 24. Twins 25. Royals 26. White Sox (1029-1302) 71-91 average 27. Marlins 28. Rockies https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/mlb-teams-records-over-the-last-15-years If you go back to 2001-2025, Royals Rockies Pirates Orioles Marlins Tigers Reds White Sox are the worst.

Who the heck buys a Miguel Rojas jersey? Unless it's also his real last name...

Dodgers still struggling with their bullpen...guess they really want to make this interesting.

Tru's hot take wins the thread lol "Crochet has gotten worse each start pretty much. Already losing velocity, becoming less effective each start. Dude I don’t even use my little league pitchers as irresponsible as the White Sox are with their million dollar asset. And I’m a 39 year old dad trying to win a spring season trophy."

Likely out for postseason and essentially a FA. And $38.5 million richer...

Looks like he's just barely out but maybe it stands.

Someone will invariably raise the 83-79 Cards that won the WS, exact same record as Cincy...counterpoint, Baltimore from 2023-24.

You've already forgotten 2020? One of the few teams to win G1 and go on to lose a short three game series. The Cubs' problem is that their success is going to be how sustainable without Tucker and short in the rotation as well???...Imanaga hasn't been nearly as good as 2024 and Steele will take some time rehabbing from TJS. Guess a lot depends on what type of player PCA really is...just like Colson for the Sox, hard to predict 2026 results. Looking back on that timeframe...losing Tatis with nothing to replace him hurts the most. That young star to sell jerseys and inspire those young future fans in terms of their future loyalties.

Was it really worth if for Reds' fans to get to the postseason for this? Guess knocking the Mets out was 50% of the joy and happiness of following a team for 6 months. Looks like Detroit and the Cubs will have to represent "flyover territory" if the Brewers pull of their usual postseason fade.

Batting practice...two dingers for Ohtani/T.Hernandez.

Just not enough offense...that only works in both Central divisions.

https://nypost.com/2025/09/30/sports/espn-eviscerated-for-audio-issues-during-yankees-red-sox-game-1/

Alex Call for LAD lol For example, Sox and Cubs didn't notice this guy in their backyard. "Jack Dreyer didn’t get picked in the MLB draft, but that didn’t stop him. He signed as an undrafted free agent with the Dodgers in 2021, even though he was still recovering from Tommy John surgery at the Univ of Iowa." Superior scouting/resources. It's not Pujols getting "stolen" away by the Cards from a Kansas City community college...but every little roster addition adds up.

Sure, but Kershaw Sasaki Sheehan and Wrobleski blows away the Sox current rotation and none of those guys are starting in the postseason with the possible exception of Kershaw ... That's not even counting Dustin May (traded), Knack, Tony Gonsolin and Casparius.

So much for this game...Dodgers don't get to test out their new bullpen alignment. Henriquez Sasaki Sheehan Wrobleski Dreyer over Banda Kershaw out of this series, no Kopech either