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KC and Baltimore are similar, with the exception that Baltimore can hit more home runs. I think with that advantage, Baltimore will come out on top....in 5 or 6 games.
Way to go for your team! I'd love to see the O's in the World Series and I'm rooting for them in the ALCS all the way. Just one more step to go for them!
Where I live we have two teams in town, 10 miles apart on the same rickety subway line. A fan of one would not dream of rooting for the other. In fact, they would wish the other team to choke and crash in defeat. Fortunately, one team has not won a WS in over a hundred years, the other team has won once since 1917. So the bars and beer joints on both sides of town are quiet again this time of year, as usual. This ia a good time to kick back and listen to smooth jazz and blues, and wonder how cold the winter will be. And don't worry about next year -- it will be the same as this year.
Ah, ChiTown, the Eternal City; where the pleasures of Schadenfreude are learned early in life.
KC and Baltimore are similar, with the exception that Baltimore can hit more home runs. I think with that advantage, Baltimore will come out on top....in 5 or 6 games.
It will be a great series.
IIRC what I heard on TV recently, KC and Baltimore played 7 games in the regular season, with KC winning 4 of the 7; thus the teams seem rather evenly matched.
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KC and Baltimore are similar, with the exception that Baltimore can hit more home runs. I think with that advantage, Baltimore will come out on top....in 5 or 6 games.
The games have still been close and good. On paper at least, I think Baltimore has the better pitcher in games 3 and 4, and it's not like the Royals' starters have been anywhere near unhittable thus far.
The O's aren't out of it unless Buck keeps making stupid decisions like bringing his closer into a tie game. Game 1 against NY, game 1 against KC, and game 2 against KC... you'd think he'd learn. Closers suck in tie games.
Orioles take the first two games in Roger Centre in a four game series winning 6-4 in the second game.
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