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One of the better strike zones I've seen this post season
This ump should have been behind the plate since game 1/whole series.
One of the better strike zones I've seen this post season
It means that we probably wouldn't be losing if not for those two fucking up. Be at least a tie game.Lol. What does that mean? They're still losing.
Total failure .. No
This is basically year 2 of a mostly young team..
Year 1, they reached NLCS
Year 2 , they reached the WS
Big disappointment.. Yes
Their getting decent pitching, they get a split in Cleveland
But
The offense has decided to shit ice cubes and go cold again in 12 innings at home..
What we thought would be a strength, is a weakness so far
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It means that we probably wouldn't be losing if not for those two fucking up. Be at least a tie game.
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I care. Getting beat is one thing. Giving the game away is another.Who cares? They're still losing.
Maybe they can score on defense. Wait...wrong sport
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This ump tonight should have been behind the plate since game 1/whole series.
Maybe they should've called Derek JeterAbsolutely no 2 out clutch hitting
Thats what you need in October.
Kluber gets 5 free outs nextra 1.2 innings
Lovie Ball?
Maybe they can score on defense. Wait...wrong sport
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Cleveland's pitching combined with the cubs swinging out of the zone. That and the fact that our pitchers can't put their team away with two outs.What do you guys think is ultimately the "difference"? Is it Cleveland's pitching? Is it our approach at the plate? Is it our youth and inexperience? Is it Cleveland's aggression on the bases and at the plate? Is it Francona's management or Maddon's lack thereof? Would anyone venture to put their finger on it?