I’ve given up on pro sports (still a bit of love for the Leafs though) and I must admit I’ve been watching the highlights after the games and very happy they are going to the big show. Amazing really. Go Jays Go.
I had a great time watching it last night with a couple of St. Bernardus Abt 12, the wife and the huskies. Good times.
Trey Yesavage looked like he got punched in the face, I'm sure he's thinking "I just pitched a post-season game and now I'm going to the world series in the same month I got into the Majors". It has to be a crazy time for that guy. Springer is a tank, shook off a major knee injury and ran into home like he was still in his 20s. And as usual, Vladi is in his glory, the guy loves to win more than any of them.
Good thing the LCBO has more of my favorite beer on the shelves this year.
We try to hit a game a year and I always watch Jays highlights throughout the year. Watched most of each post-season game (until like 10ish because I'm old). I still remember watching the 1992-93 games live and will keep enjoying this series.
Yeah, it made my guts twist watching it. Dropped him like a stone. The way it hit, I expected tendon and soft tissue damage but Springer and Bichette are nothing alike in this regard... take that how you want to.
I was there at both of the celebrations. I've got a signed baseball from Joe Carter and the two posters they handed you at the gate framed on my wall right above me now. Trying to find a bar with room to stand after 30,000 fans all poured out of the Dome downtown was a struggle.
I still remember those homeruns by Joe Carter back in the day. Watching them as a kid with my dad. Good times.
I was able to take my kid to Game 2 of the Mariners series (unfortunately they got hammered), and I got my thumb injured trying to catch a ball...but a great experience for me and the kid.
Read up to 130,000 in the queue for buying tickets this morning...I'm just hoping I find a single one for a decent price, just to experience it.
I was there at both of the celebrations. I've got a signed baseball from Joe Carter and the two posters they handed you at the gate framed on my wall right above me now. Trying to find a bar with room to stand after 30,000 fans all poured out of the Dome downtown was a struggle.
Me too. My dad had a box behind home plate, we got to see all the playoff games back then.
Back in the day Jays used to drop into the private boxes for drinks after the game. My favourite visit was from the Phillies John Kruk - I think he ate a tray of hotdogs - and had no trouble with pitchers
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