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HwoodHokie OP
Nov 02, 2025 at 12:21 AM ET
Ugh was really pulling for the BJs. Dodgers just wouldn’t quit.

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jdkhokie
9mo
It was 47 years ago in October 1978 that Bucky Dent hit the 3 Run Home Run
over the Green Monster in Fenway propelling the Yankees into the American League Playoffs and eliminated Red Socks. I remember the game as a kid cause the Yankees went on to beat the Dodgers a second time in two years crushing me. To this day it is saying in Boston when something unexpectedly bad happens that was a "Bucky F-ing Dent". I wonder if 50 years from now the Canucks will be saying "Miguel F-ing Rojas".
Stork Stork
9mo
You left out Bucky F’n Dent’s middle name.
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
9mo
Toronto truly blew 2 easy extra innings chances.
Tough loss for AL fans throughout the galaxy.
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HOKIERIT
9mo
Didn't really want LA, but they DESERVED to win. Never led until it was ->
past time to win. I never felt like Toronto would win after LA caught them in the 9th. Small ball my ASS! Both of them load the bases with 0-1 out and neither can score. Hit the big one baby..HRs closed the gap, tied the game, and ultimately won it!
Maroon Baboon Maroon Baboon
9mo
Yamamoto instant legend.
The Rojas Homer. The Pages catch. The double play to end it. Just nuts. Last night was insane too.
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Gobbler-100
9mo
I saw today that the Rojas homer,...
...the Will Smith homer, and the game-ending double play were 3 of the 15 highest leverage plays in the history of WS/LCS winner-take-all games (i.e. the highest leverage plays in the highest leverage games). And for me the Pages catch is the play that I will remember above anything else. (Well, that and the force out at home immediately preceding it that literally almost decided the WS on an instant replay.) The Pages catch wasn't as high as leverage play because there were already two outs, but...my God. The highest wire act I can ever remember really in a do-or-die situation. It was like there was a guy trying to reenact the Mays catch from 1954, except to keep the WS alive, and maybe he was going to do it maybe not, but then another guy comes in and obliterated him in the process of making a Randy Moss catch. Could not believe what I was seeing, I will literally never forget it.
Maroon Baboon Maroon Baboon
9mo
I keep watching the replay to see if Kike would have made the catch. LOL
And can you imagine if Pages would have caused the ball to drop? That would have been it. And people would be hating on Pages, and Roberts for making the defensive substitution, for the rest of their lives. I never saw anything like it. Game 6 and Game 7 were the craziest games I've ever seen. Inexplicable. ** Edited by Maroon Baboon at 11/2/2025, 9:19:01 PM
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VT_NOVA
9mo
Toronto outplayed them in pitching, hitting, etc
and the Dodgers still won
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
9mo
Home field advantage was practically nil.
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HOKIERIT
9mo
Yet I thought Toronto was pretty loud until the HR to tie the game..
Maroon Baboon Maroon Baboon
9mo
They said something like 13 of the last 15 WS were clinched on the road.
Crazy stat. Make it 14 out of 16 now. ** Edited by Maroon Baboon at 11/2/2025, 8:39:01 AM
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
9mo
Wow. It was worse than I thought.
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OrlandoHokie
9mo
Just praying that things stay safe in Toronto tonight
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HOKIERIT
9mo
Hell, I'd worry MORE about LA. You know how the punks love to destroy the->
town in victory, and LA is chock full of punks!