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This sub thread of the main thread is like Victor and Gubie forgetting that there is a game going on as they beat a topic into oblivion

This sub thread of the main thread is like Victor and Gubie forgetting that there is a game going on as they beat a topic into oblivion

This sub thread of the main thread is like Victor and Gubie forgetting that there is a game going on as they beat a topic into oblivion

This sub thread of the main thread is like Victor and Gubie forgetting that there is a game going on as they beat a topic into oblivion

or Asians

Ohtani is sapping his power from Daniel Robertson 

Ohtani hates Upland 

This is great news in regards to Upton.
It's downright shocking news in regards to Simmons.  Stunning.  That ankle injury looked to be a 6 month injury.  Great news

"Insightful"

For those keeping track, Gubie’s Hyundai “Go To” was May We All from Florida Georgia Line.
Awesome and Inspiring 

For those keeping track, Gubie’s Hyundai “Go To” was May We All from Florida Georgia Line.
Awesome and Inspiring 

Only real bummer is the Angels don't match up particularly well with the Jays. We're heavy on IF prospects like they are. They're going to want pitching, and I don't think we have quite enough to pry away Stroman without taking two steps back. 

Part of the reason Boyd appeals to me is because the Tigers are loaded with MLB-ready RHP SP prospects. They're thin on lefties so Suarez or Sandoval would have interest and could thus constitute a larger value to them in a deal, but they'd also see more value in guys like Ward, Thaiss, Rengifo, Jones, Rojas, Walsh because they aren't loaded up like the Jays. Not to mention Eppler and Avila love making big deals together. There's a good rapport there, which helps both teams in negotiations.

Boyd's also cheaper salary-wise and with a couple more years of control. 

Yeah, it's the jersey.
 

It's looking pretty good for the guy with the $100,000 future bet he made on St. Louis.  Loved the balls he showed (or stupidity in some bettor's eyes) by not hedging his bet on the Bruins.
Soon to have a lot more friends after tonight

ALL the Kings?  At once?

The Los Angeles Angels of Long Beach doesn't sound right either.

Bleacher Report is to quality sports reporting what @tdawg87's basement is to mature, adult sexuality.

I thought the 3 certainties of life were:
Death Taxes Cody Allen walking the lead off hitter

ALL the Kings?  At once?

ALL the Kings?  At once?

The Dodgers and their fans rolled into Anaheim with their sea of blue, their fans bravado, and their "LET'S GO DOD-GERS" chant.  It actually had a playoff style environment last night.  The crowd was the biggest I've seen in years and while the Dodger fans were loud, I didn't see any extra curricular stuff in the stands.
When the Dodgers went up 3-0, I honestly felt the game was going to get bad quick, but credit to Canning, who settled down and really pitched his ass off.  When Kole hit that home run, it got substantially more quiet, yet I think the Dodger fans thought they clearly had this game in the bag.  The middle innings, the pitchers settled in and the Dodger fans started their cheers again.  
That's when the magic of the 7th inning happened.  Apparently, Dodger fans aren't exactly thrilled with Dylan Floro.  He's probably the equivalent of Justin Anderson for the Dodgers.  Hard throwing guy, but makes mistakes.  The Dodger fans behind me were already nervous when Trout came to the plate.  When Trout hit that bomb (with 2 strikes on him), the stadium was as loud as it was since 2002 when Speiz hit his HR.  The place went nuts and it was awesome to hear the Dodger fans in their stunned silence.  The only thing that was better, was when Joe Kelly came in.  THAT'S when the REAL Dodger fan bitching started and it was awesome.
To score 2 runs on 0 hits was insane, but to watch the Dodgers simply implode was even better.  And their fans.....holy crap.  You would have thought this was the World Series again.  Cussing, complaining, and heading for the exits.
Of course as Angel fans, nothing is ever easy for us with our bullpen and Ty Buttrey and Hansel Robles sure made things uneasy.  But I give credit where credit is due.  The entire bullpen, including Cam Bedrosian, stepped up and did the job.  It was a great win last night.  Yes, it's only one game, and yes, we're still under .500, but the atmosphere and the environment took me back to the days when that was the normal at Anaheim Stadium.
And it was fun for once.  

The Dodgers and their fans rolled into Anaheim with their sea of blue, their fans bravado, and their "LET'S GO DOD-GERS" chant.  It actually had a playoff style environment last night.  The crowd was the biggest I've seen in years and while the Dodger fans were loud, I didn't see any extra curricular stuff in the stands.
When the Dodgers went up 3-0, I honestly felt the game was going to get bad quick, but credit to Canning, who settled down and really pitched his ass off.  When Kole hit that home run, it got substantially more quiet, yet I think the Dodger fans thought they clearly had this game in the bag.  The middle innings, the pitchers settled in and the Dodger fans started their cheers again.  
That's when the magic of the 7th inning happened.  Apparently, Dodger fans aren't exactly thrilled with Dylan Floro.  He's probably the equivalent of Justin Anderson for the Dodgers.  Hard throwing guy, but makes mistakes.  The Dodger fans behind me were already nervous when Trout came to the plate.  When Trout hit that bomb (with 2 strikes on him), the stadium was as loud as it was since 2002 when Speiz hit his HR.  The place went nuts and it was awesome to hear the Dodger fans in their stunned silence.  The only thing that was better, was when Joe Kelly came in.  THAT'S when the REAL Dodger fan bitching started and it was awesome.
To score 2 runs on 0 hits was insane, but to watch the Dodgers simply implode was even better.  And their fans.....holy crap.  You would have thought this was the World Series again.  Cussing, complaining, and heading for the exits.
Of course as Angel fans, nothing is ever easy for us with our bullpen and Ty Buttrey and Hansel Robles sure made things uneasy.  But I give credit where credit is due.  The entire bullpen, including Cam Bedrosian, stepped up and did the job.  It was a great win last night.  Yes, it's only one game, and yes, we're still under .500, but the atmosphere and the environment took me back to the days when that was the normal at Anaheim Stadium.
And it was fun for once.  

How many days does a player get on the IL, for hurt pride?

True Grich, I totally understand it.  I made mention of it in the game day thread last night and yep, it’s tough sitting in a section you’ve been in for years, and all of a sudden you’re surrounded by Big Blue goofballs.
This is not just ordinary to Dodger games. Yankee games and last year, the Cubs series were very similar.  I don’t fault the ticket holders.  It’s just not my style.  
But I WILL say my wife was over the Dodger fans by the 3rd inning though.

The Dodgers and their fans rolled into Anaheim with their sea of blue, their fans bravado, and their "LET'S GO DOD-GERS" chant.  It actually had a playoff style environment last night.  The crowd was the biggest I've seen in years and while the Dodger fans were loud, I didn't see any extra curricular stuff in the stands.
When the Dodgers went up 3-0, I honestly felt the game was going to get bad quick, but credit to Canning, who settled down and really pitched his ass off.  When Kole hit that home run, it got substantially more quiet, yet I think the Dodger fans thought they clearly had this game in the bag.  The middle innings, the pitchers settled in and the Dodger fans started their cheers again.  
That's when the magic of the 7th inning happened.  Apparently, Dodger fans aren't exactly thrilled with Dylan Floro.  He's probably the equivalent of Justin Anderson for the Dodgers.  Hard throwing guy, but makes mistakes.  The Dodger fans behind me were already nervous when Trout came to the plate.  When Trout hit that bomb (with 2 strikes on him), the stadium was as loud as it was since 2002 when Speiz hit his HR.  The place went nuts and it was awesome to hear the Dodger fans in their stunned silence.  The only thing that was better, was when Joe Kelly came in.  THAT'S when the REAL Dodger fan bitching started and it was awesome.
To score 2 runs on 0 hits was insane, but to watch the Dodgers simply implode was even better.  And their fans.....holy crap.  You would have thought this was the World Series again.  Cussing, complaining, and heading for the exits.
Of course as Angel fans, nothing is ever easy for us with our bullpen and Ty Buttrey and Hansel Robles sure made things uneasy.  But I give credit where credit is due.  The entire bullpen, including Cam Bedrosian, stepped up and did the job.  It was a great win last night.  Yes, it's only one game, and yes, we're still under .500, but the atmosphere and the environment took me back to the days when that was the normal at Anaheim Stadium.
And it was fun for once.