UNCBlue012
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At minimum, he's going to be most remembered as a Dodger. ugh.Freddie going to hall with a LA cap?
At minimum, he's going to be most remembered as a Dodger. ugh.Freddie going to hall with a LA cap?
Depends on how the rest of his contract plays out, but having memorable moments on the big stage certainly puts an image in fans' minds. Reggie Jackson was on as many World Series winners with the A's as he way with the Yankees, but his three-HR night against the Dodgers in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series has pretty cemented him as a Yankee in most fans' minds.At minimum, he's going to be most remembered as a Dodger. ugh.
If you're talking about having the runner on 2nd at the start of each extra inning, he may try but it would be stupid to do that in the wake of a classic game. I think the rule makes sense in the regular season to save wear and tear on players (especially pitching staffs), but I think last night proves how much drama can build in a game and he'd be an idiot (he may already be one) to discount that.How much do you want to bet that Manfred uses last night as an argument for extending the Manfred Man to the postseason?
I still say if you’re going to do it (in the regular season) it shouldn’t start until after the 10th inning.If you're talking about having the runner on 2nd at the start of each extra inning, he may try but it would be stupid to do that in the wake of a classic game. I think the rule makes sense in the regular season to save wear and tear on players (especially pitching staffs), but I think last night proves how much drama can build in a game and he'd be an idiot (he may already be one) to discount that.
Unlikely. At most, he may go in with a blank hat. But he has played 75% of his career in Atlanta to this point. He won his MVP here. He won his first WS here. 5 AS appearances in Atlanta.At minimum, he's going to be most remembered as a Dodger. ugh.
And then played the victim.I’m not sure what team people will remember him from, but I’ll certainly remember him taking less money to play for the Dodgers than wha the Braves offered
Crocodile tears that Kershaw had to call him out forAnd then played the victim.
Missed this.Crocodile tears that Kershaw had to call him out for
I believe it needs to be the same one way or the other, whether that involves adjusting the rule permanently to where the ghost runner only starts after the 11th inning or whatever. Theoretically, the last playoff spot could be decided on the last day of the regular season in extra innings, which could then directly impact the postseason. They should play by the same rules regardless of the time of the season.If you're talking about having the runner on 2nd at the start of each extra inning, he may try but it would be stupid to do that in the wake of a classic game. I think the rule makes sense in the regular season to save wear and tear on players (especially pitching staffs), but I think last night proves how much drama can build in a game and he'd be an idiot (he may already be one) to discount that.
And then scapegoated his agent.Crocodile tears that Kershaw had to call him out for
“I hope we’re not second fiddle”Missed this.
Good point. That would make sense.I still say if you’re going to do it (in the regular season) it shouldn’t start until after the 10th inning.