Historical analogy and the playoffs

[juansavage1]

I think a Giants-Yankees WS would have been like Hitler-Stalin in WWII- either winning would have been bad and decent people around the world just have wanted them each to get bloodied. 

 

Dodgers-Angels is like Pershing going after Pancho Villa- a decent, civilizing force against a group of idealistic bandits and thugs. 

[tdawg87]

Well I mean, Stalin technically did win WWII.

[Docwaukee]

I think a Giants-Yankees WS would have been like Hitler-Stalin in WWII- either winning would have been bad and decent people around the world just have wanted them each to get bloodied. 

 

Dodgers-Angels is like Pershing going after Pancho Villa- a decent, civilizing force against a group of idealistic bandits and thugs. 

which one are we?  

[shellback]

angels= von manstein

doggies= popov

(russian front reference, extremely loosely associated with living in la)

way loose

Edited September 30, 2014 by shellback

[T.G.]

Ali vs Frazier

Leonard vs Duran

Angels vs Dodgers

[juansavage1]

For Angels upcoming series against the A's (whom I hate. I know it's bad to hate, but it just overcomes my better nature), I'm trying to find where a noble nation fights the most wretched hive of filth imaginable. The horse dudes from LOTR versus Mordor?

[tomsred]

For Angels upcoming series against the A's (whom I hate. I know it's bad to hate, but it just overcomes my better nature), I'm trying to find where a noble nation fights the most wretched hive of filth imaginable. The horse dudes from LOTR versus Mordor?

 

Like the Spartans against the Huns.