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Garcia v. Lewis

Is there any magic left in the Cardinals?

Down 10.5 with 31 games to go

Down 8.5 entering September

Down 2 with 3 to go.

Now down 1 with 2 to go.


Interesting thought...

It is suppose to rain the next 2 nights in STL...Can it rain enough to get Carpenter back into the thick of things?

Back-to-back jacks by Texas. Rangers lead 6-4.

Grizalltheway wrote:Back-to-back jacks by Texas. Rangers lead 6-4.

ugh.

ODUalum11 wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:Back-to-back jacks by Texas. Rangers lead 6-4.

ugh.

Eh. I generally dislike all things Texas, but I'd be okay with them winning their first. AL West represent.

Grizalltheway wrote:

ODUalum11 wrote:
ugh.

Eh. I generally dislike all things Texas, but I'd be okay with them winning their first. AL West represent.

This. And fuck St. Louis. Been there once. What a shit hole.

Wow. What a game.

OK, someone needs to murder that right fielder.

Josh Hamilton. Keep him away from the champagne.

Also the blow.

So glad that I don't have a rooting interest in this game and can sit back and enjoy it. Can't imagine being a Cardinals or Rangers fan tonight.

Skjellyfetti wrote:So glad that I don't have a rooting interest in this game and can sit back and enjoy it. Can't imagine being a Cardinals or Rangers fan tonight.

This. Props to the Cardinals for refusing to die. Very impressive.

I turned on the game in the ninth to see a celebration and got three great innings (so far) of baseball, the first of the Series I've watched.

This game has gotta be top 5 all time in WS history. Holy shit.

Was there really any doubt?

Down 7 to 5, and down to their last strike, the Cardinals tie it in the bottom of the 9th

Down 9 to 7, and down to their last strike again, the Cardinals tie it in the bottom of the 10th

Tied 9 to 9, David Freese ends it on with a homerun to center.

Game 7. Game, freaking, 7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

91, 01, 11... something about these years...

classic - and with Chris Carpenter on the mound tomorrow night... this feels like 91... something amazing almost has to happen tomorrow night.

We're messin' with Texas. I wish I had Nolan Ryan's cowboy boots so that I could take a big fat dump in them.

CitadelGrad wrote:We're messin' with Texas. I wish I had Nolan Ryan's cowboy boots so that I could take a big fat dump in them.

Curious to know what is going through the head of a fellow Cardinals fan's head right now...

Honestly, I am speechless and shocked. Should I be considering what this team has done the past 2 months? Probably not, but this took it all to a whole new level.

seems a lot of people are hacked off at Joe Buck for reprising his fathers "and we'll see you tomorrow night!" call from 20 years ago...

I don't quite understand it - I thought it was a nice homage to his father and his immortal call...

(keep in mind I LOATHE Joe Buck and his Jim-Nance-on-Qualludes enthusiasm)

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:seems a lot of people are hacked off at Joe Buck for reprising his fathers "and we'll see you tomorrow night!" call from 20 years ago...

I don't quite understand it - I thought it was a nice homage to his father and his immortal call...

(keep in mind I LOATHE Joe Buck and his Jim-Nance-on-Qualludes enthusiasm)

"We'll see you tomorrow night" is Joe Buck's call. It was from the Jim Edmonds' homerun in 2004 in the bottom of the 12th

I guess his father could have used before that as well but I know he has used it before, if he didn't come up with it

MSUDuo wrote:

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:seems a lot of people are hacked off at Joe Buck for reprising his fathers "and we'll see you tomorrow night!" call from 20 years ago...

I don't quite understand it - I thought it was a nice homage to his father and his immortal call...

(keep in mind I LOATHE Joe Buck and his Jim-Nance-on-Qualludes enthusiasm)

"We'll see you tomorrow night" is Joe Buck's call. It was from the Jim Edmonds' homerun in 2004 in the bottom of the 12th

I guess his father could have used before that as well but I know he has used it before, if he didn't come up with it

wow... just wow...

get yourself some history son...

from the greatest World Series ever played:

http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=4429223

20 years ago yesterday. 20 years ago today... Jack Morris goes 10 shutout innings to clinch the second Twins World Series title in 5 years.

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:

MSUDuo wrote:
"We'll see you tomorrow night" is Joe Buck's call. It was from the Jim Edmonds' homerun in 2004 in the bottom of the 12th

I guess his father could have used before that as well but I know he has used it before, if he didn't come up with it

wow... just wow...

get yourself some history son...

from the greatest World Series ever played:

http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=4429223

20 years ago yesterday. 20 years ago today... Jack Morris goes 10 shutout innings to clinch the second Twins World Series title in 5 years.

Like I said, he has used it before.

MSUDuo wrote:

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:
wow... just wow...

get yourself some history son...

from the greatest World Series ever played:

http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=4429223

20 years ago yesterday. 20 years ago today... Jack Morris goes 10 shutout innings to clinch the second Twins World Series title in 5 years.

Like I said, he has used it before.

So, his dad used it first, but it's somehow Joe's call?

Grizalltheway wrote:

MSUDuo wrote:
Like I said, he has used it before.

So, his dad used it first, but it's somehow Joe's call?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who is left scratching his head at that response...

So what is this baseball you speak of?

Grizalltheway wrote:

MSUDuo wrote:
Like I said, he has used it before.

So, his dad used it first, but it's somehow Joe's call?

so Jack Buck is the first person to ever say "We'll see you tomorrow night"? wow, I never knew that.

was working all night, so wasn't able to watch the game, and the only part I was able to listen to on the radio (while driving between jobs) was where the Rangers walked a guy with bases loaded to tie it up 4-4.

And then the Cardinal baserunner at third gets picked off. How the FUCK do you get picked off at third in the World Series when you're the go-ahead run? I can see taking big leads off of first or second, so that you can leg it out if a single is hit or something, but when you're at third, you're going to be able to score fairly easily on any sort of hit.

Of course, it sounds like this game was filled with all sorts of craziness anyway.