Game Thread NLCS Dodgers vs. Brewers Game 3, 7:40 pm

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  1. cagedlion

    cagedlion "I am the problem, and I am the solution."

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    Dodgers tattooing Jeffress’ pitches. Second & third no one out. Big first out on pop up to
    SS. Puig motioning to Jeffress to throw it over the plate. Really upsetting Jeffress.

    Bases loaded Grandal up. Strikes out. 2 outs.
    Brian Dozier up. Two strikes. Game over. Strike 3 called.

    Final: Milwaukee 4 Dodgers 0
    Brewers takea 2 games to one lead in this series.

    Jeffress made it exciting.
     
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    cagedlion "I am the problem, and I am the solution."

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    Machado has been lethal at the plate in this series. Where will he wind up next year?
     
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  3. Yankeefan5545

    Yankeefan5545 Well-Known Member

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    Good ball game, well played on both sides, Jeffress provides the adventuresome 9th but manned up and did his job.
     
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    Mattingly23NY Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~

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    A-Rod drives me nuts preaching about how to hit. A-Raud was a sucker for the outside low breaking ball, especially in postseason.

    Braun gave one of the more articulate post-game interviews, until Shrek had to open his pie hole and ask where the party was, what an idiot.
     
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    Mattingly23NY Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~

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    I have never understood why Vin Scully called the 1988 season improbable throughout the season and through the World Series.

    The 1988 Dodgers season was more The Impossible.
    -Orel Hershiser broke Don drysdale's scoreless inning streak Out Of Reach.

    -The Dodgers lost 10 games out of 11 to the Mets during the season. The Dodgers defied heavy odds and beat the Mets in the NLCS. No one saw that coming.

    -The Bums broke Vegas with heavy odds versus the bash Brothers and two of the Dodgers Ex-Marquee Starting Pitchers that is, Bob Welch and Dave the cross-dressing Stewart...

    Maybe it was the improbable, but it definitely was The Impossible...

    No one put money down on the Dodgers of 88, which means most put money down for them to lose their asses, by accomplishing The Impossible, not just improbable, The Impossible...
    What team is going to Win the best of 7, after losing 10 out of 11 throughout the season.???

    Had One put money down it would have been against the Bums, and I would have lost my shirt my house and my ass too...

    If I were a betting man I would say this is not the year, CK is not Koufax. Dave Roberts is not Walt Alston, anddddd orTommy Effing Lasorda. Had Robert so played for Lasorda, he would have been a bench player carrying Tommy's piss Bucket from The Dugout to the toilet.

    But don't take the odds from me, I would have bet against the 88 Bums; but these are not the 88 bums. Just like all the Illusions we've heard about the 2018 Yankees being comprable to the 98, & the 78 Yankees and other great Yankee dynasties...

    Btw- A-Fraud thinks he is as great as Tony Gwynn, Rod Carew and even Ted Williams when it comes to the art of hitting
     
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    Yankeefan5545 Well-Known Member

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    The one thing that I remembered most about the '88 NLCS was in game 4. Davey Johnson sent Gooden back out and my thought was you don't want to do this. Soscia (SP) hit a homerun to start a Dodger comeback. On paper the A's should have won that World Series, they had a better team but slacked on game day. The Dodgers made it a shorter series by hitting LA over the head with a sock full of shit and early success. The Reds did the same thing to Oakland in '90.
     
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    Mattingly23NY Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~

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    Speaking of the Reds, the Dodgers appeared sunk with no hope of postseason, after their six consecutive loss to the low lowly Reds this year. When they beat the Reds on the 7th attempt there year seemed to turn around. Well the D-backs lost 3/4 of their games in September.

    This year's Dodgers were as much Pretenders as our Yankees were for a World Series run, or a LCS...
     
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    Long way to go but I would love to see the Brewers win it all.
     
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