casimir

That was nice of you to give Petzold the tip. How did you get stadium access yesterday?

This kind of touches on something I feel might work in game one vs Seattle. They've been off, and its tough to replicate any game play activity during off days when the sport is an everyday game. I think if there's a game to steal via pitching chaos or spot starter or whatever you wan to call it, game one is the opportunity for that/ Of course, baseball is a largely 50/50 proposition. While the above scenario might make for an slim advantage, it's just but one variable to consider, and it might not come to fruition anyway.

I agree. Sweep the Mariners in the first 3 games.

Took the words right out of m.... right off of my keyboard.

@oblong has commented on this, too. The Guardians deserve a lot of credit for how they finished the season.

Considering that Seattle hasn’t seen game action in a few days, game one as pitching chaos might be good. Just saw that if the Yankees win, the Tigers play game one at 8:38. If the Red Sox win, the Tigers play game one at 4:08.

Well, considering SPs don’t go deep into games anymore, they might not be wrong.

That’s cold, CD. Funny as all get out and very accurate, but cold.

Did the boys give me a holla in the post game shenanigans? Let’s be realz, if I hadn’t posted this brilliance, we’re probably lamenting another shutout.

One of my dad's favorite saying is "If you do it right he first time, you don't have to do it again." Feel free to use, but do so wisely.

Finding some offense is the issue right now. It ain't the coordinates of where the game is being played.

Along those lines, there's nobody else within the organization that has earned that kind of franchise cornerstone contract. So, this would be one, not one of a few contracts on the books for the foreseeable future.

Everyday is the Super Bowl, baby.

I agree with Flaherty. But this game is on the offense. Its time to be seen.

If I had a nickel for every time I read that he should be in the rotation this season…..

Might as well win and pack for Seattle.

.601 OPS wRISP this season. Not good.

I can’t speak of this play in particular, but with the way they ain’t hitting, they’re going to have to be aggressive on the base paths to score runs.

That's an impressive playoff beard. Its not haggard. Its not scraggily. It is the perfect blend professional and postseason.

I see you Mojo, I see you.

“Hi boss. It turns out the Tigers don’t suck, so I’m going to need tomorrow off.”

One down, a dozen more to go.

His OPS is approx 2.587 vs Detroit. Don't bother looking it up, we all know its true.

Welcome back to the bandwagon.

You know the story of cruise ships and free ice cream, right?