2015 Blue Jays
10-21-2015, 11:10 PM
#91
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I was in the office watching play-by-play. The 10 second delay was killing me. Yes, I got a little nervous in the top of the 8th, but all was good in the end.
My buddy is going to Vegas tomorrow. He is like "I am gonna bet on the Jays". I told him not to bet too much.
No matter what happens now, I am proud of the Jays!
My buddy is going to Vegas tomorrow. He is like "I am gonna bet on the Jays". I told him not to bet too much.
No matter what happens now, I am proud of the Jays!
10-22-2015, 09:31 AM
#93
10-22-2015, 09:51 AM
#94
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yeah was sad when Tom Passed away from Brain cancer. Tom and Jerry were the very best . I am sure jerry will get his name up on the dome too eventually. They are the heart and soul of baseball broadcasting in this city. Toms call is classic in the 93 world series ... " Touch em all Joe, you will never hit a bigger home run " .
That said, the guy who said Canadians cant catch i like . he is very funny and quite entertaining , you can kinda tell he is pulling for the Jays and took the grief in stride for the comment he made.
" that guy made a 68 mph off speed look like a fast ball' .. hahahahaha
No matter what happens these whole playoffs have been very entertaining and i haven't missed a pitch.
I wasn't too worried in the eighth as the relief came on with two outs , i know a lot can happen with two outs but i wasn't worried .
Hats off to Estrada, who would have thought he would been the ace of the playoffs for the jays . Reminds me very much of Jimmy Key with his quiet "low key" approach and just walks casually off the field after each inning, never pumped or rattled .... outstanding Job.
That said, the guy who said Canadians cant catch i like . he is very funny and quite entertaining , you can kinda tell he is pulling for the Jays and took the grief in stride for the comment he made.
" that guy made a 68 mph off speed look like a fast ball' .. hahahahaha
No matter what happens these whole playoffs have been very entertaining and i haven't missed a pitch.
I wasn't too worried in the eighth as the relief came on with two outs , i know a lot can happen with two outs but i wasn't worried .
Hats off to Estrada, who would have thought he would been the ace of the playoffs for the jays . Reminds me very much of Jimmy Key with his quiet "low key" approach and just walks casually off the field after each inning, never pumped or rattled .... outstanding Job.
10-22-2015, 11:49 AM
#96
Sir Thomas Lord of All Mets Fans
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Originally Posted by gbuff
Jerry Howarth is a legend--been at it for years and years.
10-22-2015, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by wc11
Stark contrast from last night that's for sure.
10-22-2015, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by theiceman
Are wells and Delgado no longer active players ? I kind of lost track of them.
10-22-2015, 06:27 PM
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10-22-2015, 08:44 PM
#102
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Carlos Delgado was an honorary coach for Puerto Rico's men's baseball team along with Roberto Alomar during the Pan Am Games this summer.
I suspect if, the Jays can get to the World Series, that Robbie might make an appearance for a pitch since he's still involved with the Jays and live in Toronto.
They've had George Bell and Cito Gaston toss out the 1 st pitch already as well during these playoffs.
I suspect if, the Jays can get to the World Series, that Robbie might make an appearance for a pitch since he's still involved with the Jays and live in Toronto.
They've had George Bell and Cito Gaston toss out the 1 st pitch already as well during these playoffs.
10-23-2015, 10:44 AM
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I feel a song coming on. 'Tonight, Tonight, We'll be alright Tonight'
