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You guys gutta love baseball ::nod:: Today is opening day Sooooo who's going to the world series ::shrug:: ???????? ::shrug::
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Last night, I watched St. Louis embarrass the Marlins their first game as a newly named team in their new park. Kyle Lohse took a no-no into the seventh for the Cardinals. I'll be glued to the Cubs home opener this afternoon. (I'm predicting 4th place in their division for the Cubs this season)
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C'mon Jerry this might be the Cubbys year :)
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Knot that I'm a baseball fan, except for when the Rays start doing well, but why the heck is opening day sooooooo late this year?
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I live in Pittsburgh and after 19 straight losing seasons no body watches baseball anymore. Besides the Penguins are still playing and we do have the STEELERS ;)

I coached basebal for 28 years so I am not anti baseball, just anti Pirate baseball, LOL
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I feel very optimistic for the Cubs this year......but that will probably change after week two.

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garddogg56 wrote: C'mon Jerry this might be the Cubbys year :)
Nah, they've gutted the team to start a rebuild. If they do anything at all, it won't be for another two or three years if that soon. You know how it is with Cub fans dogg. There's always next year. :lol:


TripleF wrote:why the heck is opening day sooooooo late this year?
You'll have to ask Bud Selig. :mrgreen:


gino wrote:I live in Pittsburgh and after 19 straight losing seasons no body watches baseball anymore.
Maybe if those tighwads would spend some money. Tough for a small market team though, especially when the general public doesn't support the team. Maybe they should move out and go to the 'Golden Triangle' in North Carolina.
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Knife Nut wrote:I feel very optimistic for the Cubs this year......but that will probably change after week two.

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For most Cub's fans, it may change after today. The Dumpster's first pitch was good for a hit for Washington. Portents of things to come? :lol: :lol:
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Go Tigers. ::tu::
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Classic Case wrote:Go Tigers. ::tu::
They did. Beat Boston 3-2.
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All that money spent on a new state of the art stadium in Miami and the Marlins will still play to a bunch of empty seats.
Whassup with that? Too many other things to do in Miami I reckon.

Go Braves! Although I'm not going to another pro game until the prices go down....

There's always my beloved Clemson Tigers, and the local minor league teams: Greenville Drive, Charlotte Knights, Myrtle Beach Pelicans, Gwinnett Braves, Montgomery Biscuits, Chattanooga Lookouts, Asheville Tourists, Charleston Riverdogs, Savannah Sand gnats.... Alas, the "Anderson Joes" are no more...

$8 - $12 puts you right behind home plate! At least minor league baseball is still a good value! ::ds::
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I couldn't agree with you more nothing like a minor league game the kids are trying harder and it's not a dooms-day atmosphere with that said I'm enjoying chasing my boys on the college curcuit ::nod::
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Rockford Riverhawks have a new stadium, built 4 or 5 years ago. Great little park and I can sit just off third base for ten bucks.
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In the big leagues I follow the Reds who usually fade in the stretch if they get there. I'm a TV fan only for them.

I'm with Blue, minor league is a great baseball experience. I suspect what you get to experience there is more akin to what the majors were like several decades ago before the money got so huge. Go Lexington Legends !!!

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gard, I've been a Yankees fan since 1978, when I was in 6th grade. Reggie Jackson was the coolest in my opinion. I was too young to know about his off-field antics at 10 years old, but I could count on him coming through when they needed him to. Then he went to Oakland, which I couldn't understand, but I decided to keep following the Yankees.

In 2005 the Nationals became the team in the DC area so I cheer for them and go to about 10 or so games a year. They are looking really good this year so far and I have tickets for when the Yankees come to town in June. Not sure yet who I will be cheering for. My bud, his wife and I are also going to a Yankees game at their "new" stadium in May. Going to my first game of the season tomorrow/today and hope to snag a Stephen Strasburg bobblehead. 9 of us going, it should be fun! ::ds::
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67Redride I myself haven't been to the new Yankee statium I'm not going until my Grandson is old enough so it will be our first trip togather ::ds::
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Sounds like a good plan, gard. ::nod::

I managed to snag a Stephen Strasburg bobblehead on Saturday at Nats Park. I think it's a pretty good resemblance.

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