Baseball - Who's Watching?

[JoeSchmoe]

Go Jays! 

[LabattBlue]

I am.  Follow baseball but don’t watch a lot during the summer.  Playoffs and WS…yes please.  

[Eleven]

🙂

[Goldseatsaud]

As long as the Dodger lose 

[Sabres73]

Sure am - I watched the very first Jays game against the White Sox on tv in 1977 as a 13 year old. The Expos were my number one, but we know how that went. Go Jays!

Edited 11 hours ago by Sabres73

[SABRES 0311]

It will be the Blue Jays and Dodgers.

[Wyldnwoody44]

Hate the Yankees and all sports teams from "the city".... Not a big baseball fan at all, but always nice to take solace in a NYC exit

[Porous Five Hole]

[Kr632]

Any team but the blue jays and Red Sox. 

[Marty]

Happy Yankees Death Day!

[inkman]

4 hours ago, Porous Five Hole said:

 

3 hours ago, Kr632 said:

Any team but the blue jays and Red Sox. 

[caseydean]

Daaa Yankees Lose!!!  So awesome.  Go Jays!!!

[Big Guava]

I tuned in to watch the Yankees lose and watched the last 3 innings 🤣

 

I hate that team so whoever is playing them becomes one of my favorite teams.

[PromoTheRobot]

NSFW language warning. 

 

 

[LabattBlue]

I won’t be rooting for or against any one team as long as Philly loses to the Dodgers.  F Philly and all of their sports teams. 

[Broken Ankles]

2 hours ago, Marty said:

Happy Yankees Death Day!

[Pimlach]

I watch MLB playoff and World Series.  Always. 
 

 

 

 

[Night Train]

Happy for the Jays. 

[mphs mike]

10 hours ago, Sabres73 said:

Sure am - I watched the very first Jays game against the White Sox on tv in 1977 as a 13 year old. The Expos were my number one, but we know how that went. Go Jays!

I remember the snow, Dave Steib starting, and I believe it was delayed a day because of weather.

CNE stadium!

[PonyBoy2]

 

1st MLB game I ever saw was June 1979 Blue Jays at the old CNE against the California Angels at the time. Nolan Ryan was the starter, what a thrill!! When times were different, we were pre-teens and went and sat on the stairs behind home plate between innings to watch Nolan warm and see how hard he threw up close.

 

We were on a school field trip; my 2 other buddies were with me too. This reporter came up to us with his TV man and said we're on TV, could he ask us some questions. We told him where we were from, what school, how old etc... What a rush! We went home and watched the Canadian news station and we weren't shown. I think he was just Jaking us, but we were so excited! 

Quite a first game experience for sure. Ironically, stole a Canadian girl for a wife when I got older 😀

[Thorny]

9 hours ago, SABRES 0311 said:

It will be the Blue Jays and Dodgers.

I’d take that. Home field 

[PromoTheRobot]

46 minutes ago, PonyBoy2 said:

 

1st MLB game I ever saw was June 1979 Blue Jays at the old CNE against the California Angels at the time. Nolan Ryan was the starter, what a thrill!! When times were different, we were pre-teens and went and sat on the stairs behind home plate between innings to watch Nolan warm and see how hard he threw up close.

 

We were on a school field trip; my 2 other buddies were with me too. This reporter came up to us with his TV man and said we're on TV, could he ask us some questions. We told him where we were from, what school, how old etc... What a rush! We went home and watched the Canadian news station and we weren't shown. I think he was just Jaking us, but we were so excited! 

Quite a first game experience for sure. Ironically, stole a Canadian girl for a wife when I got older 😀

Outfield tickets were like $2!

Honestly I thought the Blue Jays were screwed when they let the Yankees come back on them in Game 3. In fact if I was in my home state at the time I would have bet the Yankees to win the series because that's how it goes. Luckily I couldn't. 😆

[Pimlach]

I grew up loving the Yanks, it was a family tradition passed down from Dad and Uncles. 

The current Yankees are missing too many baseball intangibles that it takes to win a championship.   The don't play the field well, they throw to the wrong bases, they are just average base runners, they have an unreliable bull pen, and they seem to score by home runs rather than clutch hitting up and down the line up.  

The Yanks have playoff wildcard talent but nothing in that mix that makes them special. 

I would like to see the Jays make a run at it.