EzekelRAGE
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Apparently in an interview IKF said he had such a small lead because coaches told him to do so because they were cautious of the doubled off
Toronto vs LA. Drake v Kendrick World Series Thread
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Apparently in an interview IKF said he had such a small lead because coaches told him to do so because they were cautious of the doubled off
MenacingMonk
War & Peace
Toronto may not have needed Ohtani, but they needed YamaGOATo. 
I was hoping Ohtani would go off in game 7 to throw that chant back in their faces.
I was hoping Ohtani would go off in game 7 to throw that chant back in their faces.
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
Hussle & Motivate
Toronto may not have needed Ohtani, but they needed YamaGOATo.
I was hoping Ohtani would go off in game 7 to throw that chant back in their faces.
I mean he still beat em so it blew up in their faces regardless. He single handedly destroyed them in game 3 and made em wave the white flag. And ohtani's presence is the reason rojas got that meatball right down the middle. Hoffman had no choice but to serve it up and hope for the best. That's why ohtani brings the most value day in and day out
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@MikelArteta
Apparently in an interview IKF said he had such a small lead because coaches told him to do so because they were cautious of the doubled off
john schneider
shyt wasn't even. Jays were the better team, just failed to execute in the final inning and got hit with some bad luck at the end.
When we won, we won big.
When we lost, it was in extra innings, after a super tight game.
The better team lost.
Dodgers (fake team) never had a easy win all series.
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
Hussle & Motivate
That just shows the jays are some frontrunners, you fukkin dumbass
you're the same clown who still refuses to accept Aubrey lost to Kendrick
If the jays can only win games when they have huge leads it means they can only win when there's no pressure. The close games are the ones that seperate the men from the boys. And that's what you seen last night. Grown men putting belt to ass on your little team full of frat boys. The jays are finished. Promise you they'll never sniff the world series again for the rest of their careers.
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Super Cheech
I Feel So Westcoast
MenacingMonk
War & Peace
Sure, but you can’t deny a great single game performance would have been more epic. Literally chef’s kiss to close out game 7 after that game 1 chant.I mean he still beat em so it blew up in their faces regardless. He single handedly destroyed them in game 3 and made em wave the white flag. And ohtani's presence is the reason rojas got that meatball right down the middle. Hoffman had no choice but to serve it up and hope for the best. That's why ohtani brings the most value day in and day out
god shamgod
Veteran
you spammed this thread with your casual bandwagon ass just to look stupidWe know who’s really mad
Yeah they never had an easy win, but they didn't panic and slowly chipped back and was able to win, like I said, y'all didn't handle the late game situations well and that's what caused y'all to lose, but with the experience, this could easily go the other way.
This was pretty much what I was saying without the diss lol, it's easy to win when you're up big, but shyt starts getting uneasy when you see a lead dwindle and you gotta stop the bleeding.That just shows the jays are some frontrunners, you fukkin dumbass
you're the same clown who still refuses to accept Aubrey lost to Kendrick
If the jays can only win games when they have huge leads it means they can only win when there's no pressure. The close games are the ones that seperate the men from the boys. And that's what you seen last night. Grown men putting belt to ass on your little team full of frat boys. The jays are finished. Promise you they'll never sniff the world series again for the rest of their careers.
fukk Canada
Soldier
not redeemed with gold but with His Blood
Blue jays third base coach Carlos Febles must be fired for this unacceptable blunder. In game 7 of the WS, you have to do anything to do win. Go out for it and win. Telling IFK to hold out at third base and not taking a big lead and making steps…Being overly cautious at this moment cost them the WS title@MikelArteta
Apparently in an interview IKF said he had such a small lead because coaches told him to do so because they were cautious of the doubled off
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That just shows the jays are some frontrunners, you fukkin dumbass
you're the same clown who still refuses to accept Aubrey lost to Kendrick
If the jays can only win games when they have huge leads it means they can only win when there's no pressure. The close games are the ones that seperate the men from the boys. And that's what you seen last night. Grown men putting belt to ass on your little team full of frat boys. The jays are finished. Promise you they'll never sniff the world series again for the rest of their careers.
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Soldier
not redeemed with gold but with His Blood
Well, I wanted the Jays to win it so much. But you begrudgingly gotta hand it to the Dodgers. They just pulled off the repeat. I think Dave Roberts is such a good manager. Let’s give him credit he deserves. The man always seems in control and makes the necessary adjustments when needed . He Never panics under pressure. He’s both intelligent and experienced. He quickly learns from his mistakes and makes improvements
His roster change/switch/replacement at centre field in the bottom of the 9th saved their asses. Plus his pitching rotation for the last game, knowing his regular relief/bullpen pitchers sucked was brilliant. The devil is in the details, it’s the small things that count. Roberts is Underrated as a tactical and strategist manager just like Joe Torre, Felipe Alou, Bruce Bochy, Dusty Baker, Charlie Manuel and Cito Gaston were. He makes the right decisions at the right time and his gambles pay off
John Schneider sucks so much as a in-game manager. He’s good when everything is going his way, he’s good with a set lineup but when his initial plunder don’t work, he struggles to make the necessary adjustments to win as the game goes on. He relies too much on statistics/analytics, he doesn’t have the feel of the game. A competent manager relies on both. And he often takes nonsense, bad decisions that defies logic and he can’t think on his own feet. Varsho sucked all series, couldn’t hit anything because he can’t hit low balls, yet he kept him in the 5th spot of the order until game 7 even then, he left him 7th in the batting order BEFORE the hottest hitter in the series, Ernie clement. That is bad management. Any other decent manager would have put Clement at the top of the order. But not John Schneider. The past managers in Toronto Blue Jays history, every one of them, Bobby Cox, Cito Gaston, John Gibbons, Tim Johnson, Buck Martinez, Carlos Tosca, Jim Fregosi( remember those two) and even Charlie Montoyo would have done this.
And why Lukes was in the starting/batting lineup over Davis Schneider
And why Davis Schneider was not used as a punch runner instead of IKF? He’s not a slower and a worse baserunner than him.
Eric Lauer should have pitched some innings last night too.
It was truly a Comedy of errors in game 7
His roster change/switch/replacement at centre field in the bottom of the 9th saved their asses. Plus his pitching rotation for the last game, knowing his regular relief/bullpen pitchers sucked was brilliant. The devil is in the details, it’s the small things that count. Roberts is Underrated as a tactical and strategist manager just like Joe Torre, Felipe Alou, Bruce Bochy, Dusty Baker, Charlie Manuel and Cito Gaston were. He makes the right decisions at the right time and his gambles pay off
John Schneider sucks so much as a in-game manager. He’s good when everything is going his way, he’s good with a set lineup but when his initial plunder don’t work, he struggles to make the necessary adjustments to win as the game goes on. He relies too much on statistics/analytics, he doesn’t have the feel of the game. A competent manager relies on both. And he often takes nonsense, bad decisions that defies logic and he can’t think on his own feet. Varsho sucked all series, couldn’t hit anything because he can’t hit low balls, yet he kept him in the 5th spot of the order until game 7 even then, he left him 7th in the batting order BEFORE the hottest hitter in the series, Ernie clement. That is bad management. Any other decent manager would have put Clement at the top of the order. But not John Schneider. The past managers in Toronto Blue Jays history, every one of them, Bobby Cox, Cito Gaston, John Gibbons, Tim Johnson, Buck Martinez, Carlos Tosca, Jim Fregosi( remember those two) and even Charlie Montoyo would have done this.
And why Lukes was in the starting/batting lineup over Davis Schneider
And why Davis Schneider was not used as a punch runner instead of IKF? He’s not a slower and a worse baserunner than him.
Eric Lauer should have pitched some innings last night too.
It was truly a Comedy of errors in game 7
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Soldier
not redeemed with gold but with His Blood
The missed opportunity in the 9th was truly unbelievable. Bases loaded. But you had the worst hitter to face in Varsho.
But to start this inning, you had Vladdy with a 3-0 count and had the green light. Why try to be the hero and go for the home run? A hit or a base on balls would have put him on base. Look at what happened after? He would have been the winning point on a hit by pitch! Vladdy should have worked the count more with Yamamoto, who wasn’t giving him anything. The Blue Jays were mostly relentless on pitchers and counts all season. That at-bat was out of their pattern. They rarely had such bad at-bats like this in the second half of the season after all star weekend.
But to start this inning, you had Vladdy with a 3-0 count and had the green light. Why try to be the hero and go for the home run? A hit or a base on balls would have put him on base. Look at what happened after? He would have been the winning point on a hit by pitch! Vladdy should have worked the count more with Yamamoto, who wasn’t giving him anything. The Blue Jays were mostly relentless on pitchers and counts all season. That at-bat was out of their pattern. They rarely had such bad at-bats like this in the second half of the season after all star weekend.
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