GDT: 2024 WS: Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Yankees

Who wins?


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Blitzkrug

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As a Blue Jays fan, let me congratulate both Teoscar Hernandez and Kevin Keirmeier for doing what so many former athletes who once called Toronto home did before them; leaving, and then actually winning something.


It was the Covid year.
don't take the bait.
 

BMOK33

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I still expect Soto stays there but the roster is still not exceptionally great. They'll have a hard time getting through teams like Baltimore/LA if they make it here again
 

CokenoPepsi

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I still expect Soto stays there but the roster is still not exceptionally great. They'll have a hard time getting through teams like Baltimore/LA if they make it here again

Yeah plus his actual decline should start soon, it not looking likely he'll get a ring.
 

Blitzkrug

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Can't wait for the Dodgers to pay infinity gorillion dollars in the winter to land Sasaki and then inexplicably sign Juan Soto because lol f*** you that's why.
 
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I think no production captures the winning moment like MLB does. Every player...every angle...the dugout...the management suite...

The reactions the moment the final out is recorded is right up there as my favourite moment of the World Series.
It’s that moment of the final swing/catch/whatever turning a mostly stoic bunch of focused players and dugout into a bunch of screaming kids running out there joyously. It truly is a great moment, like a split second full emotional release.

And you’re right, there is nothing quite like it, because it happens in an instant, unlike the usual of a game petering out in the NHL or NBA (assuming it’s not a buzzer beater or OT goal or something). It’s one of the things I love about baseball
 
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BMOK33

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Yeah plus his actual decline should start soon, it not looking likely he'll get a ring.

If you're the Mets/Phillies/Dodgers you really have to question if 500 mill is logical given he cannot really play defense, but he should remain an effective hitter for 6-8 more years
 

EpochLink

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It’s that moment of the final swing/catch/whatever turning a mostly stoic bunch of focused players and dugout into a bunch of screaming kids running out there joyously. It truly is a great moment, like a split second full emotional release.

And you’re right, there is nothing quite like it, because it happens in an instant, unlike the usual of a game petering out in the NHL or NBA (assuming it’s not a buzzer beater or OT goal or something). It’s one of the things I love about baseball

I remember the Joe Carter home run, I watched it go over the fence and it zoomed to Carter celebrating around the base after. The home celebration and mob on with from his teammates were spectacular.
 

Blitzkrug

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Yankees had this in the bag and fumbled it severely, Cole just collapsed in the 5th inning.
Too many mistakes.

What's gonna happen now with the Yankees screwing up game 5? They have to watch the Jets on Thursday Night Football.
Cole was fine until his defense decided to completely shit itself. The "collapse" came because Boone is apparently blind and couldn't tell his ace was struggling in the aftermath.

How this guy continually avoids being canned is beyond me.
 

BMOK33

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Sounds like Ohtani might need surgery on that shoulder. If he misses a large portion of next year hindsight you'd argue if he should have just been IL'd. They could have won this series without him from game 3 onward
 

stephenball

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This was also a big payoff for the Dodgers not trying to force things in their bullpen game. Writing it off as a likely loss after falling behind early and not throwing their good relievers out there really paid dividends tonight.
 

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