2019 MLB postseason thread

So after all that, Correa wins with a walk-off homer to lead off the 11th. Right before that, in the top of the 11th, Sanchez was called out with two on and two out on a pitch that was clearly outside. Of course, on the previous pitch, Sanchez swung and missed on a two-strike pitch, but the ump called it a foul ball. In fact, the announcers said Sanchez told the ump he fouled it off, although he damn well had to know he missed it by plenty. The subsequent third-strike call was most likely a makeup, but Sanchez really needed to STFU about it after the call on the previous pitch.

I only caught the last three innings, so I didn't have to slog through the whole thing. Call me a traditionalist, but 15 pitchers used in a 3-2 game (even if it's a couple extra innings) is totally ridiculous.

 

That foul tip call was brutal. I'm surprised the ump didn't run him for arguing. "Bro, I did you an accidental solid on that foul tip. You should have been out and you're arguing that I did call you out on a borderline pitch? Hit the showers!"

 

Joe Buck was completely not ready for Correa to smash that ball. "Going back to that last inning, when Sanchez was talking to the home plate umpire Corey Glazer... and there's a fly ball into right!"

 

Nothing on the Nationals going up 3-0? I'm beginning to doubt the game happened.

 

Validation of the Ewing Theory.

The game reverts to traditions. Starting pitching and doubles in the gap

 

The obsession Fox has with Altuve is why I'll never vote for him for the HoF. I just won't.

 

That's insane, even if you don't have a vote.

 

I'm sure the Best Fans In Baseball are handling this just fine.

 

Cardinals fans: "Remember when we scored 10 runs in the first inning against the Braves? How we shoved it up their Tomahawk chopping asses? That was so awesome ... Oh shit."

 

Goldschmidt has whiffed six times in a row.