9 minutes ago, Kyyle23 said:

His nickname is “big dumper” because he has a big ass, which I guess this means it will plug him up.

I dunno, it’s a lot.  Not sure I would want to be known as that guy lol

I was familiar with the nickname, but yeah, I wouldn’t have connected those dots 😆

What the hell are the baserunners supposed to do there when it wasn't even clear if it was a catch or not?

Crazy play.

That play is going down in history 

It hit the yellow line after his mitt. Isn't that a HR?

Loading the bases intentionally hasn't worked that well this postseason.

Snell is just unbelievable now.  Three plus-plus pitches and impeccable command.

Looks like Treinen might have restored some of Roberts' lost confidence in him...LA pretty lucky it ended up a ground rule double on the Bauers ball over Pages.

16 hours ago, Kyyle23 said:

His nickname is “big dumper” because he has a big ass, which I guess this means it will plug him up.

I dunno, it’s a lot.  Not sure I would want to be known as that guy lol

And those aren't cheap seats.  Right behind home plate in what looks to be Toronto's version of Scout Seats at an ALCS game.  How much do those cost?

5 minutes ago, 77 Hitmen said:

And those aren't cheap seats.  Right behind home plate in what looks to be Toronto's version of Scout Seats at an ALCS game.  How much do those cost?

Not near as much at Dodger stadium even in the regular season.  Someone told me if you wanted to go to a Dodger game during the season expect to pay at least $150.  Their ST tickets are expensive as well.

5 hours ago, 77 Hitmen said:

And those aren't cheap seats.  Right behind home plate in what looks to be Toronto's version of Scout Seats at an ALCS game.  How much do those cost?

Those seats aren’t even listed as available, but based on the surrounding prices, not cheap at all

Well the Brewers had a miracle play and late chances against Treinen/Sasaki but still didn't win...and.Peralta didn't pitch that well last time out, either.

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On 10/13/2025 at 6:03 PM, Milkman delivers said:

I’m not understanding the butt plug association. Please explain.

(Words I never thought I’d say)

Big Dumper (a nickname derived from the man’s large ass) + A butt plug with his number on it. Kinda hard to read as anything but plugging the big dumper or something to that effect. 

Dude lives in infamy now though!

Dodgers have won 16 of their last 20 and 8-2 (away games) in the postseason.

Yankees 1 win

Padres 2 wins

Phillies 1 win

Two pitcher's duels back-to-back keeping the Milwaukee crowds mostly quiet...

Ohtani on a 1/23 run since two homers in G1 of the WC series against Cincy.

Dodgers still in driver's seat.

 

DP keeps the Brewers in this...maybe the end of Peralta as Ashby would get F.Freeman in the 6th.

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Gambled going with Peralta against LHB...

 

The Los Angeles Dodgers agreed to terms with infielder Max Muncy on a two-year contract through the 2025 season for $24 million. The deal includes a $10 million club option for 2026.

Turned 35 in August.

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https://www.wsj.com/sports/baseball/los-angeles-dodgers-400-million-superteam-ohtani-9d2c1ebe

Baseball’s $400 Million Superteam Is Sinking Fast

In the wake of another offseason spending spree, the Los Angeles Dodgers were eyeing the MLB wins record. Now they might not even win their division.

Former Charlotte Knights' pitcher Tobias Meyers in for MIL...having to go two innings here and they still might not be able to use Uribe and Ashby for G3.

Not going well.

 

50/50 Jose Quintana has to start G3 in LA with Priester and Patrick taxed this week.

 

Now the Dodgers can pull Yamamoto...either Glasnow/Ohtani for G3.

 

Silent as a pin drop.

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10 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

Former Charlotte Knights' pitcher Tobias Meyers in for MIL...having to go two innings here and they still might not be able to use Uribe and Ashby for G3.

Not going well.

 

50/50 Jose Quintana has to start G3 in LA with Priester and Patrick taxed this week.

 

Now the Dodgers can pull Yamamoto...either Glasnow/Ohtani for G3.

It honestly feels like both of these series might go 5 games max. 

9 minutes ago, chw42 said:

It honestly feels like both of these series might go 5 games max. 

If you don't get G3...most teams have a tendency to give up, especially playing on the road.

Milwaukee doesn't have quit in them, but they're simply facing superior pitching with bullpen games in 2/3 to start a series.

 

Ohtani 2/25 (.080) slide continues as he faces mostly lhp...ofc that RBI single extended the lead.

Yankees couldn't win with Judge putting up a similar postseason stretch.

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brewers aren't even competitive 

Reminiscent of 2005 Sox run of postseason pitching.

Contreras vs. Byrd the only loss.

 

Freeman shouldn't have been able to get to second base that easily...

Dodgers are a titan. Their starting pitching is healthy and simply too good. This Brewers offense is none too good to boot. I think the only way the Dodgers don't win the World Series is if the Blue Jays pull it out and their bats catch on fire. It could happen. Seattle and Milwaukee's pedestrian bats aren't getting the job done. I don't think the Jays are a better team that Seattle or the Dodgers, but they can get hot in an instant.