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You ever drive through SGV? Before they won, I never saw any kings fans and now every block has a few Kings flags out there.
Not really. The Kings have one of the best fanbases in hockey, but they're still niche compared to the Dodgers, Lakers, Raiders and Rams.They all became Kings fans the last few years, though
You ever drive through SGV? Before they won, I never saw any kings fans and now every block has a few Kings flags out there.
Oh, I'm sure there's some bandwagoners since the le runs, but it's still not even close to those other teams I mentioned. I'm a lifelong Kings fan, so I know.
Yeah, I think the Kings Stanley Cup games were pulling like a 7 local share. Dodgers/Lakers will do north of 25 in the market for the Finals. And the Game 7 between the Giants/Angels did a 42
I think tomorrow's game might do north of 50.
I suppose it's not close to all the Blackhawk fans, I have no idea where they came from
Lmao, nary a mention of juiced balls. Can't wait to see the long faces after the Astros win tomorrow.
I'm taking Houston, bro.
Can't wait for the game 2morrow nite. Don't care who wins, just don't want the game to be a blow\out. A one run game would be ideal, even if it happens to shave off a few years of mid and bum's lives
You don't live around enough Mexicans.Thank god I don't need to drive on the 110 today
This city turned into a baseball city overnight
I can't even say I'm a true Dodgers fan. Caught a bunch of games on the Radio and maybe two on TV
$100 sound good?
Well, that day off really gave the Dodgers' bullpen a much needed breather. Also, the colder open air confines of Chavez Ravine really helped out here. I know that in Minute Maid they went with the closed roof and that really helped the ball fly (Juice Balls not withstanding...). How interesting that Joc's oppo-side home run left the yard and Seagar's well hit to right did not. midnightpulp must have had a coronary infarction throughout most of the game. I think I missed a boatload of trick o' treats last night as I still have a ton of candy. Oh well, let's get the glucose levels up at work today! Amazing series that you almost don't want to see it end. However, for the fans of L.A. and Houston, it may prevent any premature life altering situations.
So when the Astros lose to a dominant performance by Darvish tonight, will they trade Gurriel in the offseason? I remember the Blue Jays traded Yunel Esobar after he wrote "tu eres maricon" on his eye black. They can't bring back the guy whose ignorance helped cost them the World Series, right?
I had forgotten about the Tunel incident. Or, it could be that the guy is a 33 year old rookie? I mean, they could say well, shucks he doesn't fit our future plans at 1st. Wink wink.
The Dodgers might as well just unfurl the banner now, because it's over. By sticking with Red , the Astros are conceding.
LA dodged a ton of bullets last night. Houston just feels like the better team, tbh. Just from my eye test, every time Houston is at bat you expect them to score runs, every time LA is at bat it feels like a struggle. I wonder if they switched out the juiced balls to give LA the advantage and push it to 7
Ultimately I’m rooting for LA tonight because of Yu, but I think that Houston will win fairly easily, also because of Yu.
To be fair, we just got to see three straight games of the Astros' offense at their joke of a ballpark, which is probably influencing your opinion. Outside of a couple innings in Game 2, their offense hasn't looked very impressive at Dodger Stadium (a real park).
Until I see proof to the contrary, I expect to keep seeing Altuve and Correa swing and miss, Red look indistinguishable from the pitcher at the plate, and the Astros' whole team fail to manufacture runs with RISP. They have not proven anything on the road this entire postseason.
Well, Springer brought his bat to Game 7. Of course, he was the only Astro who really showed up on offense in Game 6, so...
Holy , worst start imaginable for the Dodgers. Bellinger was doing his best Philip Rivers impression on that throw.
Wow! Terrible start
Great at-bat by Gurriel, much better than I expected.
Kerchoke's already loosening up in the bullpen
Yep. As mono said, Houston's lineup is just scary. Seems an achievement when you get any one of them out aside from Red . Dodgers just have to work harder for their runs. I'm okay with being down. Rather come back (preferably a 9th inning walkoff) than blow a lead, psychologically speaking
Don't need the stress of nursing a 1-2 run lead against this team.
Winner of this game is gonna need 6 runs minimum imo.
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