The 2024 World Series Champs Los Angeles Dodgers thread***

Wobbie

norm wrote:

that makes it even better! :P

for what it's worth....fuck the d-bags and their whining. I hate them about equal with your boys. a fucking swimming pool in a stadium :fp: I'll take Chavez Latrine....a pretty nice place except for the crowd

PRL1JAM

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

that makes it even better! :P

for what it's worth....fuck the d-bags and their whining. I hate them about equal with your boys. a fucking swimming pool in a stadium :fp: I'll take Chavez Latrine....a pretty nice place except for the crowd

a VERY nice place, indeed. Especially considering how old it is now. Nice, friendly crowd as well....

Wobbie

PRL1JAM wrote:

Nice, friendly crowd as well....

tell that to brian stow :x

Ernie Vedder

Let's beat the SD Padres!

Ernie Vedder

PRL1JAM

Ernie Vedder

Let's Go Dodgers!

Ernie Vedder

imalive wrote:

PRL1JAM wrote:

Nice, friendly crowd as well....

tell that to brian stow :x

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/natio ... 32042.html?

This shit needs to stop. And stop pointing fingers.

PRL1JAM

Ernie Vedder wrote:

imalive wrote:

PRL1JAM wrote:

Nice, friendly crowd as well....

tell that to brian stow :x

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/natio ... 32042.html?

This shit needs to stop. And stop pointing fingers.

EXACTLY right. Read about that this morning

PJ_ROCKS

bring it on ATL

Ernie Vedder

norm

i knew this day would come but i really REALLY don't want this day to come :( :( :( :(

ATLANTA -- Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully said in a radio interview that 2014 might be his last season behind the microphone.

Scully, 85, announced earlier this season he would return next year for his 65th season announcing Dodgers games. He began his career in Brooklyn, moving west with the Dodgers in 1958.

"I'm pretty well sure -- and I don't want to go back and forth with it -- but I'm looking to next year and thinking that should be about it," Scully told KPCC.

For this postseason, Scully is returning to his radio roots, announcing the first three and final three innings of the Dodgers' NLDS games against the Atlanta Braves. He has in the past threatened to retire the following year only to change his mind and return. During the regular season, Scully does not travel to games east of Denver.

Los Angeles' new mayor, Eric Garcetti, floated the idea of naming a street after Scully, but the broadcaster said he didn't feel worthy of such an honor.
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/mlb/stor ... es-dodgers

Wobbie

norm wrote:

i knew this day would come but i really REALLY don't want this day to come :( :( :( :(

ATLANTA -- Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully said in a radio interview that 2014 might be his last season behind the microphone.

Scully, 85, announced earlier this season he would return next year for his 65th season announcing Dodgers games. He began his career in Brooklyn, moving west with the Dodgers in 1958.

"I'm pretty well sure -- and I don't want to go back and forth with it -- but I'm looking to next year and thinking that should be about it," Scully told KPCC.

For this postseason, Scully is returning to his radio roots, announcing the first three and final three innings of the Dodgers' NLDS games against the Atlanta Braves. He has in the past threatened to retire the following year only to change his mind and return. During the regular season, Scully does not travel to games east of Denver.

Los Angeles' new mayor, Eric Garcetti, floated the idea of naming a street after Scully, but the broadcaster said he didn't feel worthy of such an honor.
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/mlb/stor ... es-dodgers

he, bud selig and michael jordan all lie about retirement :x

FTD

kasedoug

He clarified his comments later on so I don't see the reason for the uproar. He's been taking it year-by-year for a while now as he's scaled back his travel. Kind of goes along with when he's talking about a player's injury as "day-to-day," and his famous response, "Aren't we all?" While I'm thankful he's decided to come back for another year, there was a small part of me that selfishly wanted this to be his last year (with the Dodgers winning it all so he could ride off into the sunset on a win) so that I could say that I was fortunate enough to meet him in his last season. Either way, thankful I got the opportunity and anxious for the game tomorrow.

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/mlb/stor ... eturn-2014

kasedoug

Clayton Kershaw is a bad dude. He always seems to have one inning early on where he struggles a bit and runs his pitch count up but then settles in and cruises. I thought he'd struggle a bit after that Upton at bat that went 9-10 pitches, but wow did he ever recover the rest of the way.

It may be a little counter intuitive, but hoping the series goes four since a friend invited me to the game on Monday.

Ernie Vedder

Kershaw came through for us. Now it's Greinke's turn, let's go Dodgers!

Ernie Vedder

Atlanta is done. Bring on St. Louis or Pittsburg!!!

PRL1JAM

have tix for game 4 of the next series. Heading out there with my pops, sister and brother in law. Can't wait!

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Let's do this, Dodgers!!!

Ernie Vedder

PRL1JAM wrote:

have tix for game 4 of the next series. Heading out there with my pops, sister and brother in law. Can't wait!

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Let's do this, Dodgers!!!

I went last night, had a blast. Even got to meet Alysha Delvalle the Channel 7 weather girl!

norm

so glad i was there last night...uribear's homer was top 5 in person sports moment for me