I realized on a beautiful California day that the results of the 2016 playoff games have made me sad. I make some furniture and watch the Giants lose to the Cubs.
My emotions bounced all over the place in a roller coaster day of baseball. My pick to win the World Series, the Rangers are stinking up the joint. So are my beloved Red Sox. And I can't figure out who to root for in Washington vs. Los Angeles.
My emotions bounced all over the place in a roller coaster day of baseball. My pick to win the World Series, the Rangers are stinking up the joint. So are my beloved Red Sox. And I can't figure out who to root for in Washington vs. Los Angeles.
I watched the Indians and Red Sox game at the Dutch Goose in Menlo Park, California. There I saw the reverse of the Tyranny of the Save, hated pinch running and met a guy from Massachusetts named Bill.
I watched the Indians and Red Sox game at the Dutch Goose in Menlo Park, California. There I saw the reverse of the Tyranny of the Save, hated pinch running and met a guy from Massachusetts named Bill.
I watched the Indians and Red Sox game at the Dutch Goose in Menlo Park, California. There I saw the reverse of the Tyranny of the Save, hated pinch running and met a guy from Massachusetts named Bill.
I make my Wild Card predictions and breakdown my thoughts on the games. I can't believe how Buck Showalter blew it. Meanwhile I existed in a rip in time at the end of the Giants and Mets game.
I make my Wild Card predictions and breakdown my thoughts on the games. I can't believe how Buck Showalter blew it. Meanwhile I existed in a rip in time at the end of the Giants and Mets game.
I make my Wild Card predictions and breakdown my thoughts on the games. I can't believe how Buck Showalter blew it. Meanwhile I existed in a rip in time at the end of the Giants and Mets game.
The post season is about to begin. And with that comes my futile attempt at predictions. This year, I dutifully made my picks.
I also compared them to simulating the playoffs on WhatIfSports and also by flipping a coin.
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Love baseball? Need a daily fix of talking baseball? Comedian and TV producer Paul Francis Sullivan (call him Sully) posts an original podcast every single day, 365 days a year unless it is a leap…
year and then he is going to do another one. Throughout the season, playoffs and off season, Sully makes his observations, voices his opinions and brings on guests like former major league players and writers and actors, including Joe Mantegna. Agree with him or not, there is always thoughtful, funny and passionate baseball talk every single day since October 24, 2012. Sully has been a producer on TV shows such as The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Ax Men and has appeared on ESPN2 and HBO Sports to talk baseball.