Don't get me wrong. 14 left on base. But to not credit the Dodgers defense and pitching is ridiculous. They have one of the best teams money can buy.
The 2025 Toronto Blue Jays
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I think it's safe to say we all wanted this pretty bad for the city, would have been nice to lift the city's spirits....and Canada's.
It's been a great season. The Jays will get the Division Champions banner and the ALCS pennant to hang in the Rogers Centre.
Have to talk to the wifey. She was so into these playoffs I think a ten pack might be doable.
Caleb Joseph saying what I'm thinking...I'm not sure the best team won here tonight.
I give credit to Siddall and Pilar for having the guts to say it.
Doesn't change the results any though.
I give credit to Siddall and Pilar for having the guts to say it.
Doesn't change the results any though.
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I thought the same.
I think the Jays were the better team out of the two overall but the Dodgers came through when needed.
Two strong defensive plays stand out in this game.
The Muncy catch and Pages coming up with that one despite the collision.
7 games, two going to extra innings, is there really a better team? I will wait the overall stats as they come out but all I saw was awesome playoff baseball with all the tension, drama, little guy heroics, big guy fails, games, a few weird calls, one of a kind plays and pure raw emotions.
One of the better series in history......but most are....
I love the passion...It's usually so vanilla on the Jays broadcast.He didn't hold back, I wonder what the other two were thinking when he swore.
What's the deal with Vladdy assuming a walk, heading towards first base, and the guy (was it Springer both times?) on first base taking Vladdy's cue, walking towards second, and getting tagged out off base. Happened twice in the series on called strikes, even though the first time the strike call was a bit late.
Otherwise the Dodgers earned the win, imho. I was actually a little surprised at Ohtani's lack of performance in the later games in the series. Yamamoto was a killer! And the relief pitcher Sasaki was no slouch either.
I'm super proud of the Jays playing as hard as they did, especially those who played hurt, yet gave it their all.
Maybe next year???
Otherwise the Dodgers earned the win, imho. I was actually a little surprised at Ohtani's lack of performance in the later games in the series. Yamamoto was a killer! And the relief pitcher Sasaki was no slouch either.
I'm super proud of the Jays playing as hard as they did, especially those who played hurt, yet gave it their all.
Maybe next year???
One of the best series no doubt, I think that luck and the lack of it as one reporter asked Schneider played a huge role in this.
Too many close calls that could have ended it for us in a good way, but Lady Luck went to the Dodgers.
Too many close calls that could have ended it for us in a good way, but Lady Luck went to the Dodgers.
Schneider doesn't believe how Muncy caught that and either do I.
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Not the final result we were hoping for, but the Jays incredible playoff run kept our minds off the trainwreck south of the border this past month.
What a game! What a series!
This is the memory of life time that I don't want to end. I doubt I could ever feel any team like this current Blue Jays again. So thank you for all your hard fought and all the joys I have received from you.
Sincerely yours,
A proud fan.
The end.
This is the memory of life time that I don't want to end. I doubt I could ever feel any team like this current Blue Jays again. So thank you for all your hard fought and all the joys I have received from you.
Sincerely yours,
A proud fan.
The end.
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That was Caleb Joseph, not Siddall, but Joseph got very emotional and passionate there.
Dropped the S-Bomb and just started going, for a second I thought he might tear up.
