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I think that was game 6

I actually think IKF was safe. But it's definitely not conclusive so they can't overturn it.

This has to be the best game 7 ever

That's a lot like Rajai Davis' homer off Chapman in 2016. Completely out of left field.

Anyone a think it's sus they didn't even show a replay of the Clement check swing on the broadcast? I thought he went in real time.

Only if it actually hit him. There's no penalty for trying to get hit unless the pitch was a strike.

Bassitt has stabilized the Jays bullpen

That did not look natural. You don't move your hand towards the ball like that if you're not trying to get hit.

What a b**** move by Gimenez, trying to throw his hand at a pitch to get hit. Then he gets hit and complains about it lol.

Pretty much everything is going right for the Bulls. This is all without Coby White too. Their depth is 10 or 11 players deep when White and Collins get healthy. I'm still not sure if they're a contender, but I can totally see them winning a lot of regular season games by out running teams and out playing the other team's bench with all the depth they have.

Dodgers' s%*# middle relief just lost them this game.

Roberts sure loves to use Banda a lot for how bad he is.

Everybody was exhausted. You could tell with the amount of foul pop ups and infield flies from both teams.

Walk-off homers in back to back years of a World Series for Freeman

Freeman finally didn't miss it

What a performance by Klein. 72 pitches for a reliever is insane.

Bieber and Yamamoto throwing in the bullpen

The Dodgers have had a crazy amount of infield pop ups this game.

Freeman just missed it

Alex Call can win it here. ...and he pops it up on the infield.

I think he got one non-slider that AB. It was pretty clear he was gonna keep getting them.

Such a smart play by Muncy. He had no shot at first and almost caught the guy running to 3rd napping.

I did not understand why they went away from Swift so much this game. Maybe he's not fully healthy so they're load managing him? Monangai looked like a rookie. Swift had that one bad blitz pick up, but other than that, he was really good today and he was featured heavily in maybe 3 drives all game..

Caleb's gotten worse since the bye. It honestly doesn't make a lot of sense. He didn't get pressured a lot today and he made mistakes when he had time and a clean pocket. He had a wide open check down for a first down on the interception he threw. He's still making way too many mistakes and he's still too inaccurate on a good amount of throws. It takes time to learn a new system and everything, but he's clearly headed in the wrong direction.

Roberts tried to extend Snell a bit too much and it led to all of this. Although given the results from the guys in the bullpen, it's hard to blame him.