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Willy Z
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Mostly here for sports, gotta escape the madness somehow. Editor of important topics, but keeping people informed doesn’t always hafta be serious. Recovering journo, occasional relapses. Cat dad. Face for radio. Clemson grad who often wears blue. Dem Bums!
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What kinda kills me is how it becomes an intense Hall of Stats discussion instead of Hall of Fame.
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I know the urge is to look forward, leap straight into the offseason business of declined mutual options and such. But there's plenty of time for that. So for one more day, here's a reflection on the best game in the best World Series in recent memory.

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flip side: if the ball doesn’t A) take a live hop and force rojas to lean back, and 2) rojas isn’t fighting rib pain, IKF is out by several feet.
who authorized a do-over?!?
so you’re sounding the trumpets for the crumpets
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oh so you’re the kind of guy who keeps me from having potato cakes the next day, huh?
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What really happened in Clemson’s stunning loss to Duke? youtu.be/yjGJeVwCniE Missed tackles, coaching decisions, and (despite some improvement) a Tigers squad still facing big questions.
Our full breakdown is right here 👆
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Yoshinobu Yamamoto is the first pitcher with three road wins in the same World Series
brace yourself for mediocrity on tv, but going to a game is a good time
that’s just the adaptogens talking
Better team? I’m not so sure.
Played better for the majority of these 7 games? Clearly they did.
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Nike's ad for the Dodgers win featuring Kendrick Lamar
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After the Yoshinobu Yamamoto near no-hitter in Baltimore on September 6 that turned into a walk-off loss, the Dodgers went 28-9
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Will Klein, you will be remembered forever.
I understand your business points, but in competition Toronto had deeper talent for seven games, the fifth highest payroll in the sport, and it got them within a whisker of a title. Deserving of respect and a model of how a franchise doesn’t have to doom itself to firesale mode every season.
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The Dodgers are proof that billionaires who want their team to win baseball games can a) spend tons of money every year and b) let people who know what they're doing make decisions, leading to c) winning lots of games, even championships. Every owner could try this model if they stopped crying poor!
If your first inclination after that postseason is to argue about a salary cap or the Dodgers being bad for the sport, we just do not share anything in common about baseball
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Imagine telling a Red Sox fan in 2019 that 6 years later Mookie Betts would turn an unassisted DP as the shortstop for the Dodgers to win back-to-back World Series.
as kirk stepped in i was like, “double play seems too much to ask. any outings good.”
what a jaw-dropping series.
drive it like you stole it, dodgers.
to quote jack buck, “i don’t believe what i just saw!”