On 10/14/2020 at 10:15 AM, Blazehound said:

It boggles my mind why the Phillies can’t or won’t just hire away the Braves or Rays upcoming front office talent. 

Phillies are too busy getting rid of people

Braves choke

 

3 hours ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

Braves choke

Honestly this series twice because of the Braves poor baserunning that the momentum change and lost them The game. Game five with Ozuna error not tagging third-base felt like it changed the entire momentum of that game. Then again tonight the guy runs home on a ground ball and causes a double play in an inning that could’ve led to at least 1-2 more runs. 

7 hours ago, Dave Moss said:

 

This org is a mess, top to bottom.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I really would not be surprised if Girardi goes after next year.

13 hours ago, Dave Moss said:

 

And pitching was such a strong suit for them last year. They’re probably eyeballing the bullpen coach to take over.

Definitely a top 5 worst organizations that are still around all time in sports. Trying to think of others worse, Jets

On 10/19/2020 at 6:40 PM, Joe Shades 73 said:

Definitely a top 5 worst organizations that are still around all time in sports. Trying to think of others worse, Jets

Phillies, Jets, Browns, and Knicks all come to mind. 

18 minutes ago, 700Level4Life said:

Phillies, Jets, Browns, and Knicks all come to mind. 

While I agree that historically the Phillies are a bad organization, at least they have a recent World Series championship to hang their hat on. Heck, their 1980 championship is more recent then the last championships for the Browns (never won a Super Bowl), Jets (way back in Super Bowl III), and the Knicks (their last title was I believe 1970). 

14 minutes ago, vsptroops said:

While I agree that historically the Phillies are a bad organization, at least they have a recent World Series championship to hang their hat on. Heck, their 1980 championship is more recent then the last championships for the Browns (never won a Super Bowl), Jets (way back in Super Bowl III), and the Knicks (their last title was I believe 1970). 

I'm a 4/4 Philadelphia guy, I also root for the Browns and Indians. They are my AFC and AL teams. The Jets are the only NY team I root for too. Lol...I torture myself with my sports fandom. Lol

4 hours ago, vsptroops said:

While I agree that historically the Phillies are a bad organization, at least they have a recent World Series championship to hang their hat on. Heck, their 1980 championship is more recent then the last championships for the Browns (never won a Super Bowl), Jets (way back in Super Bowl III), and the Knicks (their last title was I believe 1970). 

Browns never even got to a super bowl to lose one neither have the lions. Hell the lions have never even been to a conference championship. 

Geeez just Fing hire the guy from the rays and fire klentak and mcphailure. It might be another 10-15 years til we make the playoffs again. Might rival the 94-2006 drought 

 

7 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Geeez just Fing hire the guy from the rays and fire klentak and mcphailure. It might be another 10-15 years til we make the playoffs again. Might rival the 94-2006 drought 

 

Many dark years ahead

Fireworks going off in LA.  Wonder if they'll loot and burn downtown.

JFC

 

No reason to take Snell out

9 hours ago, M.C. said:

JFC

 

But came back on the field to celebrate. Way to F this one up MLB

54 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

But came back on the field to celebrate. Way to F this one up MLB

From what I'm reading he was told to stay isolated, but he and the rest of the Dodgers insisted he be out there

Tough situation for Justin Turner, I can't even imagine... He's the starting third baseman for the Dodgers. Gets pulled in the middle of the final game of the World Series because his COVID test was positive, then his team goes on to win the World Series. He deserves to celebrate, he's a big part of the team. But he's allegedly carrying the virus, so he could infect the whole team in celebration.

Another thing... Didn't MLB bubble playoff teams in Texas so this wouldn't happen? How'd he get the virus in the first place?

Saw a report JT has no interest in going to NYC and wants to stay in Philly.

5 hours ago, toolg said:

Tough situation for Justin Turner, I can't even imagine... He's the starting third baseman for the Dodgers. Gets pulled in the middle of the final game of the World Series because his COVID test was positive, then his team goes on to win the World Series. He deserves to celebrate, he's a big part of the team. But he's allegedly carrying the virus, so he could infect the whole team in celebration.

Another thing... Didn't MLB bubble playoff teams in Texas so this wouldn't happen? How'd he get the virus in the first place?

There’s no way they found out in the 7th inning he had it; he went out there knowing he was positive.

His celebration stunt should carry a 50-game suspension for next season, but MLB would need an actual commissioner to do that — not one that let HOU and BOS cheat to win without penalty 

8 hours ago, Blazehound said:

Saw a report JT has no interest in going to NYC and wants to stay in Philly.

13 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

There’s no way they found out in the 7th inning he had it; he went out there knowing he was positive.

His celebration stunt should carry a 50-game suspension for next season, but MLB would need an actual commissioner to do that — not one that let HOU and BOS cheat to win without penalty 

According to all the reports I read, the Dodgers found out in the middle of the game.

Turner was pulled out in the 7th inning. I suppose that's when the Dodgers got the call the test came back positive.

As for Turner himself, how'd he get it? It's not like you can feel it when you catch the virus. Did he know he was at risk? I thought MLB playoffs were in a bubble.