GIANTS
MLB is close.
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Gotta Believe...
Lol Jays. So glad they're on the brink of elimination and look like a steaming pile of horse shit.
Couldn't be happier to see them fall apart, especially with the super annoying two posters in this thread who treated every game of the last 162 games as if it was a sign of things to come. WRONG, you Canucks. Just lol at this collapse.
They should give Trout the MVP based off of Donaldson leaving game 1 early and being scared of the moment and then making an error today.
Lolololoololoolllllollolol. The Jays certainly don't look like the favorites. I hope they get swept and lose their next game 0-20. FUARKING rofl at Stroman. Didn't look like the "Pitcher in baseball with the nastiest stuff".
This was spotted outside an ice cream parlor in Toronto today. :lol
In case anyone wants to get extra-stoked for the Jays/Royals series, here is some history of their rivalry.
I... I don't even know what to say... :cry
Brilliant song choice! :clap :lmao :sodone
Definitely agreed with you, Stax, that young hitting tends to stay intact in a way that young pitching doesn't. The Giants of 2010-2015 are a great case study. That rotation of 2010 which was so dominant is practically in ruins today outside of Bumgarner, but in 2015 it's the team's young, potent lineup and strong defense is what's keeping the team in contention, not the pitching staff which, as of today, is in dire need of help. It's going to be easier for the Cubs to extend their window than the Mets in all likelihood, but, then, you never really know in baseball. The Washington Nationals were supposed to be the pulverizing juggernaut of these past few years and especially in 2015 following the Scherzer acquisition, but their aging lineup plus pitching underperformances grievously hurt them.