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Holy crap, the Cards are shitting down their legs and let a commanding 3-1 series lead go to waste. Game 7 should be a good one.

My Giants fan friends are really letting me have it right about now.

Ugh!

Go Exhaustion!! Both teams worry me, so I'll just sit back and enjoy an (hopefully) grueling extra inning game.


Go TIgers!!

Baseball? Who gives a crap about baseball?

Tempted to find a flight to SFO and join my wife on Tuesday if the Giants win. Doubt there is room on her flight. Then try and score some tickets.

This thing is still going on? Don't they know that Detroit has already had their World Series parade?

GannonFan wrote:This thing is still going on? Don't they know that Detroit has already had their World Series parade?

No, no, you're thinking of the Phillies.

No, no, you're thinking of the Phillies.

That was last year! Get with the times!

Seahawks08 wrote:

No, no, you're thinking of the Phillies.

That was last year! Get with the times!

Sorry, I'm a Mariners fan. As far as baseball is concerned, it's still 2001.

Comeback complete. Nice choke job by the Cards! Now who wants to guess how many people will watch the WS between Detroit and SF?

10? 100? 6.93?

Spoiler: show

I still don't know what 6.93 is but w/e

It was a curb stomping. Epic collapse by the Cards. The Giants got hot and it will be interesting to see how they fair against the Tigers rotation.

Verlander will be tough, SD. Very tough. But I think Detroit's misplaying this. The traditional way to schedule the Series is to put your ace, ESPECIALLY one as good as Verlander is, in Games 1, 4, and 7. The Tigers, at least as of right now, are putting a mediocre #4 starter in that spot. I think that's going to cost them against SF.

Who knows, so long as the Tigers don't kick the ball around as bad as the Cards did the past 3 games they won't come even close to getting as embarrassed as what we just saw the past 2 nights in SF.

SDHornet wrote:Who knows, so long as the Tigers don't kick the ball around as bad as the Cards did the past 3 games they won't come even close to getting as embarrassed as what we just saw the past 2 nights in SF.

There is always that....

SuperHornet wrote:Verlander will be tough, SD. Very tough. But I think Detroit's misplaying this. The traditional way to schedule the Series is to put your ace, ESPECIALLY one as good as Verlander is, in Games 1, 4, and 7. The Tigers, at least as of right now, are putting a mediocre #4 starter in that spot. I think that's going to cost them against SF.

Why do you think Scherzer is mediocre, he was 16-7 and 2nd to Verlander in K's in the American League.
Mickey Lolich pitched games 2, 5, 7 in the 1968 Series and won 3 games. This way they get a rested Verlander for 2 games and a short rest if needed in game 7.

Seahawks08 wrote:Comeback complete. Nice choke job by the Cards! Now who wants to guess how many people will watch the WS between Detroit and SF?

10? 100? 6.93?

Spoiler: show

I still don't know what 6.93 is but w/e

More that watched the Phillies win their title.

More that watched the Phillies win their title.