IdahoBert

I’m kind of grateful the season is over. A baseball season is like a lifespan with ups and downs, excitement disappointments, victories, and defeats, but when it ends there’s a sort of peacefulness about it and also there’s another one to come. I’m grateful for what they gave us early on and disappointed about the way it ended, but I’m not disappointed about the lifespan of this season itself. It’s generally more excitement than I could generate on my lonesome.

They also only won 88 games which was eight fewer than the year before and scored, fewer runs. And were swept in the world series. Basically adding him did not appreciably improve the team.

Congratulations to the American League Champion Toronto Blue Jays, who will fall to whomever the National League champions are in the World Series.

I find it hard to believe that one bat could’ve made that much of a difference. I remember when the Tigers added Prince Fielder to an already strong lineup and if memory serves me right it was like throwing a quarter cup of water into a full bathtub. It didn’t raise the level much.

Indeed

At least it wasn’t an error.

Loss. i’m not angry. I’m beyond being disappointed. I’m glad I could share this season with people who share the same affliction and affection from which I suffer so greatly. As Tiny Tim says, God bless us all

This is the game that never ends It just goes 'round and 'round, my friends Some people started playing it Not knowing what it was And we continue playing it forever just because…

Look up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane, no, it’s changeup man.

I saw the best bats of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through inning after inning at dawn looking for an angry fix… angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night,

Top of the 15th.

I hope this game isn’t preempting reruns of the Jeffersons or something

Whoever wins this game, they probably don’t deserve to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays. And they probably couldn’t anyway.

I’m giving up, I have given up on giving up and I’m giving up some more.

AJ isn’t doing any of his cutesy stuff lifting a guy for a pinch hitter in a situation this time

So what? Dingler is on second base. That doesn’t mean anything. He might as well be on the ****ing moon.

I’ve tried to go to bed and people are calling me to tell me how ****ing tense the game is yeah I know!

Please God make it stop hurting.

Oh Canada….

I think I may have actually given up and I’m not just joking about it.

Sigh…

It was a smart idea to walk carp

Do it Carp

Be the hero, Baez

Dillon Dingler singles on a ground ball to left fielder Randy Arozarena. Zach McKinstry to 2nd even though I have given up.