Showing posts with label 1918 World Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1918 World Series. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Will Tonight be the Last Game of the Year?


I always want more baseball, but I wouldn't mind if this is it tonight.

As I said yesterday, because the Red Sox have lost World Series games for the first time since game 7 of the 1986 World Series, they have the potential to clinch in Fenway for the first time since 1918.

I am itching for this offseason to get started so we can stop speculating on what the Mets will do. I just want it to get underway. Though I wouldn't mind a Halloween Game 7, I'd much rather the Red Sox just take care of business this evening.

In many ways, I already wish it were Spring Training already....though the winter process is still part of the fun.

Once these games are over, for Mets fans, the REAL fun begins.

....So we can get closer to winning the last game of the year once more.......

Enjoy Game 6 everybody.

Here's the Random Song of the Day.

iTUNES. SHUFFLE.
LET'S. GO. METS.


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Tuesday, October 29, 2013

For the First time since 1918...?


So, get this....

And I thought about it a bit before the series was definitely heading back to Fenway, but now we're on the possible brink.

And I didn't think about all these little details till last night...

Firstly,  the 2 losses the Red Sox have in this 109th edition of the Fall Classic are their first World Series losses since Game 7 of 1986.

They swept their last 2 series, and had home field advantage in both, meaning they clinched on the road every time.

SO, they now have a chance to win a World Series at Fenway for the first time since beating the Chicago Cubs at home in Game 6 of the 1918 World Series by a score of 2-1.

How about that?

That's pretty damn cool for Red Sox fans, though obviously, and they are well aware, everything could crash and burn. Don't think for one second those fans are saying to themselves, "Well, we've had the spoils after going 86 years, it's not gonna feel as sweet." They very well know, #1, how hard it is to win a World Series, and #2, how long it could be till they're back.

So, take the bull by the horns.

And beat dem Redbirds to oblivion.

Here's the Random Song of the Day.

WAIT. TILL. NEXT. YEAR.
LET'S. GO. METS.


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