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    Quote Originally Posted by ml242 View Post
    Judge within one of tying McGwire's rookie home run record.

    What's benintendi at again?
    He's going to get 20/20, hit close to .300 and has Gold Glove talent in the field. Judge is monster no doubt, but I'd take Benny long term.

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    What the Indians are doing right now is just insane.

    53-28 road record to finish the year as they beat Seattle. That's nuts.

    Cy Kluber continues his dominance for his league-leading 18th win.

    He's also first in ERA.

    First in opposing BA.

    First in runs allowed.

    Just a special year from the starters to the lineup, the defense and the pen. Everyone is firing on all cylinders. Wish I could get up to one of the last 6 games of the season at the Jake but I'll settle for some playoff baseball instead.

    ROLL TRIBE!
    I still call it The Jake.

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    ^Good reasons to feel great, but you realize none of that means anything unless they bring home the bacon this fall?


    Sox have had four good comeback wins these past few games... keeping NY #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDaddy View Post
    ^Good reasons to feel great, but you realize none of that means anything unless they bring home the bacon this fall?

    You're taking to a Cleveland sports fan, of course I know that the boogeyman is under the bed.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phildo_Baggins View Post
    He's going to get 20/20, hit close to .300 and has Gold Glove talent in the field. Judge is monster no doubt, but I'd take Benny long term.
    In general the player who sticks two years earlier will be a better player but this is such a monstrous season by Judge, I don't think anyone has ever come out of a corner to do something like it so it's tough to compare. We'll have to see what they do next year to really have a better grasp. BUT, whatever Boston fanboys think is so great about Beninintendi's defense refuses to show up in the stats.


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    Benny has been one of the new bright spots for the Sox. Idgaf if he wins ROY or not, I am just glad he is on the team. Fuck graphs, he passes the eye test.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkiBall View Post
    Benny has been one of the new bright spots for the Sox. Idgaf if he wins ROY or not, I am just glad he is on the team. Fuck graphs, he passes the eye test.
    You must be confusing him with Betts.
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    If offered an even up trade for Judge I wouldn't take it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by iceman View Post
    If offered an even up trade for Judge I wouldn't take it.
    It could one day possibly sort of avenge the Babe Ruth trade.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ml242 View Post
    Judge within one of tying McGwire's rookie home run record.

    What's benintendi at again?
    1st place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    What the Indians are doing right now is just insane.

    53-28 road record to finish the year as they beat Seattle. That's nuts.

    Cy Kluber continues his dominance for his league-leading 18th win.

    He's also first in ERA.

    First in opposing BA.

    First in runs allowed.

    Just a special year from the starters to the lineup, the defense and the pen. Everyone is firing on all cylinders. Wish I could get up to one of the last 6 games of the season at the Jake but I'll settle for some playoff baseball instead.

    ROLL TRIBE!
    So you are saying this is the year the Tribe won't choke on a 3-1 series lead and then drop a lead in game 7 on their home field?
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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
    So you are saying this is the year the Tribe won't choke on a 3-1 series lead and then drop a lead in game 7 on their home field?
    I think this qualifies as a qualifier...

    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    You're taking to a Cleveland sports fan, of course I know that the boogeyman is under the bed.
    Cleveland may be the new Boston, but I would still not bet against them this year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    You're taking to a Cleveland sports fan, of course I know that the boogeyman is under the bed.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_Rocky_Colavito

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDaddy View Post
    I think this qualifies as a qualifier...



    Cleveland may be the new Boston, but I would still not bet against them this year.
    Yep, they're pretty clearly the favorite in the AL. But in baseball, a series between two good teams is close to a coin flip. They could easily win the whole thing or lose in the first round.

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    Its all in fun. I thought nobody knew disappointment quite like a Cubs fan but last year proved me wrong. Cubs fans used to know the sadness of futility that made them sanguinely philosophical. Oddly, it made us appreciate the sport for the sport itself. Even coming off a championship, you'll hear no bold Cubs predictions from me. I'm just happy to get to watch probably the best Cubs lineup I'll see in my lifetime. Even now, I'm wondering if its wise to poke the baseball gods with the Cubs still having two games on their magic number.

    Tribe fans, by comparison, lost in the truly Cleveland fashion: they got their hearts ripped out and stomped on. Probably happen again. It's just not a true Cleveland loss unless the team is way up and the fans are starting to genuinely believe....so, yeah, a rematch would be dandy with me. Think about it. Up 3-1 and with games 6 and 7 in Cleveland...yeah, the Cubs had a great team and all....but overcoming that deficit can only be accomplished when facing a team that apparently bears an even worse curse than your own. I'm fairly certain that if the Indians are ever up a run in the 8th inning of game 7 again, a tornado or meteorite will make a direct hit on their dugout. Or a 20 minute rain shower might do the trick.
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    Judge is tied, 49 homers.
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    And 50.

    301/438/863 this month, see you in October!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ml242 View Post
    Judge is tied, 49 homers.
    Just hit 50. Impressive for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
    Its all in fun. I thought nobody knew disappointment quite like a Cubs fan but last year proved me wrong. Cubs fans used to know the sadness of futility that made them sanguinely philosophical.
    Big difference. Cub fans always got the sympathetic support of the rest of the country. Indians fans grieve all alone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DIYSteve View Post
    Big difference. Cub fans always got the sympathetic support of the rest of the country. Indians fans grieve all alone.
    That's what it means to be the lovable losers. Of course, when it comes to charisma, it helps to have a cuddly mascot instead of a grotesque racial caricature for the team symbol. Might want to look into that if ending the curse is ever going to happen. Karma, and all that.
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    Congratulations Twins, Postseason bound!

    After having your worst season ever, and key players traded away, your players rallied to send a giant fuck you to the front office. Crazy.


    But, ya know, Roll Tribe.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DIYSteve View Post
    Big difference. Cub fans always got the sympathetic support of the rest of the country. Indians fans grieve all alone.
    Seems like a stretch. Major League wouldn't have been as good if it was about the Yankees beating the Indians and avoiding a move. Indians, Cubs, and Sox all had the same 'lovable loser' vibe except it was really Boston with the bad karma with their racist owners and fans.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ml242 View Post
    Seems like a stretch. Major League wouldn't have been as good if it was about the Yankees beating the Indians and avoiding a move. Indians, Cubs, and Sox all had the same 'lovable loser' vibe except it was really Boston with the bad karma with their racist owners and fans.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    If kluber doesn't get clobbered by Sanchez and Judge, it's yours
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    Tanaka turning back the clock tonight with 15 k's.
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