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sick put by DJ ...40 footer? double breaker..to force a playoff with Rahm great finish #1 and #2 for the win..
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Find some competent people to scout and develop young pitchers. There should be a complete re-vamp of that department (fire em all!)
- Angel Oracle and Jeremiah
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3 minutes ago, Dochalo said:
I'm sorry your dad passed before seeing the halos win it all.
I remember the entire stadium shaking in 86 like there was a massive earthquake. You could feel the 300 level vibrating to the point that it actually made me nervous. 100 plus ushers lined the wall between the fans and the field.
During game 6 of the WS, we were at the dinner for the reception and my dad updated me that is 5-0. More scotch please. Then a few minutes later he came over and said that spezio had hit a hr and it was 5-3. Ok. time to go watch. Most of the wedding piled into a room two floors up from the main reception that had an old school big screen tv. you know the type. It was on a huge pedestal and you couldn't see it when looking from the side. The audio was awful. I shoved my way to the front and before I know it, I turned around and there were over 100 people in a room that was probably fire safe for about 50. People were bringing chairs from the reception two floors down. Then Erstad. Then Salmon and Anderson. Flashbacks of 86. I was sure that my heart would be broken once again. And then Glaus. I was 1000% sure that Percy would blow the lead in the ninth. Not because I didn't have confidence in him but because I'm an Angels fan.
Trying to be objective, I'm not sure there are many WS games better than game 6 of that series.
I get that...experiencing 86 and having the Cubs as a second team meant we both knew how tenuous any leads can be in baseball, and how much heartbreak is involved when you follow teams as closely and passionately as we do.
My GF at the time put her hand on my knee @5-0 and asked if I would be OK... I said "Yeah, I'll be fine....because they will come back and win... like this team has all year"
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11 minutes ago, Dochalo said:
I was at the the Dave Henderson game in 1986 as a 14 year old and cried in car on the way home.
I was there also. Flew in from Denver where I was working, just for that game. My Dad was an exec at Knotts and had Angels season tickets for 3 decades ( sadly, he died in 2001)
The thing I remember most about that game was how wearily silent everyone walked out of the stadium...It was stunning..
I went to every home game of the 2002 WS....Game 6 was the best baseball game I ever attended...and I cried like a baby after game 7. Still get emotional when I think about it.. -
Most here already know..
I grew up in Huntington Beach, but spent part of every summer with my aunt who lived in walking distance to Wrigley. She worked and would leave me money to go spend the day at the game...Williams Santo Banks Jenkins and the friendly confines. Started going to Anaheim when it opened in 66 but it was SO much different from the rowdy, intense game experience that I was used to at Wrigley. WGN and daily Cubs games were soon available and so I kept both teams as lifelong loves...and now have had the experience of both teams winning it all.
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1 hour ago, Chuckster70 said:
I think if they weren't in our division I'd like the A's.
Melvin is a terrific manager.
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1 minute ago, robblin17 said:
Do we trade Heaney or keep him? What would he even be worth? Or do we just keep him and hope that he isn’t as bad as we’ve known him to be?
trade Heaney? That's funny!
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complete fuckin garbage
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This "team" is toast for this "season".. and by the looks of things, for a while.
Serious changes need to happen.- Jason and Vladdylonglegs
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20 hours ago, Vegas Halo Fan said:
I was on my way in to pick up my final paycheck from a summer job when this news broke.
On 8/15/2020 at 7:29 PM, Stradling said:For me it is Elvis dying.
I read the other day, that he died 43 years ago ...at age 42. So he's been dead longer than he was alive.
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As a child I remember being given the polio vaccine for a deadly disease and in the same week, being taught how to hide under my desk at school because there was a bomb coming that would melt everyone down to goo.
and then they wondered why Nancy's " Just Say No" program failed.. -
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turn it over to the pen...this one's over..lights out, good night.
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32 minutes ago, Lou said:
I'm Brad Pitt, right?
No
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Patrons are headed for the exits..
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Noway warming in the pen..
Official 2020-2021 PGA Tour Thread
in Official Sports Central Forum
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Wow...those guys are pretty good at golf eh?
fuckin amazing..