Great team like Toronto Blue Jays sweep Texas rangers right out. Heck of a game 3. I'm so happy as I remember when they won World Series in 92' and 93'
GO TORONTO!!
GO TORONTO!!
TORONTO BLUE JAYS WIN!!!
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Yes the American run MLB calls itself the World Series. In Soccer(football) the World cup really represents the world. If your a baseball fan or not the Blue Jays have done pretty well for the lone Canadian team and must get some Americans angry that we are doing well in Americas favourite pastime. Just like the Raptors in the NBA
Amazing game... I just about hit the roof when Donaldson slid home for the sudden death win.
Amazing amazing game!!!
Couldn't ask for a better Thanksgiving post dinner evening
Amazing amazing game!!!
Couldn't ask for a better Thanksgiving post dinner evening
Don't worry, my American Baseball fans. Toronto sports teams are kind of like New York sports teams ... loved in Ontario, hated elsewhere in Canada. We'll be cheering for whomever the Blue Jays face, whenever they face anyone, unless they happen to make it to the final World Series. Then we probably will line up patriotically.
But not before.
But not before.
Originally Posted By: Tech819
Yes the American run MLB calls itself the World Series. In Soccer(football) the World cup really represents the world. If your a baseball fan or not the Blue Jays have done pretty well for the lone Canadian team and must get some Americans angry that we are doing well in Americas favourite pastime. Just like the Raptors in the NBA
Doesn't make me angry. I miss the Expos. Does it bother you that a Canadian team hasn't won the Stanley Cup since 1993?
Yes the American run MLB calls itself the World Series. In Soccer(football) the World cup really represents the world. If your a baseball fan or not the Blue Jays have done pretty well for the lone Canadian team and must get some Americans angry that we are doing well in Americas favourite pastime. Just like the Raptors in the NBA
Doesn't make me angry. I miss the Expos. Does it bother you that a Canadian team hasn't won the Stanley Cup since 1993?
Just like it must make some Canadians angry that we are doing so well at Canada's favorite past time. Twenty-two straight Stanley Cup Champions. But who's counting?
Originally Posted By: bvance554
Originally Posted By: Tech819
Yes the American run MLB calls itself the World Series. In Soccer(football) the World cup really represents the world. If your a baseball fan or not the Blue Jays have done pretty well for the lone Canadian team and must get some Americans angry that we are doing well in Americas favourite pastime. Just like the Raptors in the NBA
Doesn't make me angry. I miss the Expos. Does it bother you that a Canadian team hasn't won the Stanley Cup since 1993?
It's sadder that the Expos left. If it wasn't for that darn strike...
Originally Posted By: Tech819
Yes the American run MLB calls itself the World Series. In Soccer(football) the World cup really represents the world. If your a baseball fan or not the Blue Jays have done pretty well for the lone Canadian team and must get some Americans angry that we are doing well in Americas favourite pastime. Just like the Raptors in the NBA
Doesn't make me angry. I miss the Expos. Does it bother you that a Canadian team hasn't won the Stanley Cup since 1993?
It's sadder that the Expos left. If it wasn't for that darn strike...
Not too many people care about baseball anymore. Its fun to play but Loooooong and boring to watch. And if you look at the Blue Jays roster, more players are from California than Canada.
Re Baseball:
It's probably good to remember that the name "World Series" was coined in 1903, if not earlier. The "world" was smaller then.
Not to get too specific, but an announcer like John Sterling of the New York Yankees (who over-does things by design) super emphasizes the "Wwohhooolld Series Champions" etc. is when it gets painful.
Re Hockey:
Canada is so vast (sparsely populated) and so many more people live south of the border, I suppose it makes sense the game developed more down here.
This is why we should annex Canada and be done with it. Kira
It's probably good to remember that the name "World Series" was coined in 1903, if not earlier. The "world" was smaller then.
Not to get too specific, but an announcer like John Sterling of the New York Yankees (who over-does things by design) super emphasizes the "Wwohhooolld Series Champions" etc. is when it gets painful.
Re Hockey:
Canada is so vast (sparsely populated) and so many more people live south of the border, I suppose it makes sense the game developed more down here.
This is why we should annex Canada and be done with it. Kira
Originally Posted By: skyactiv
Not too many people care about baseball anymore. Its fun to play but Loooooong and boring to watch. And if you look at the Blue Jays roster, more players are from California than Canada.
There was nothing boring about the game last night.. It was a total nail biter. Although most regular season is pretty boring, 162 games, most of them are going to be pointless.
As far as a Canadian team not winning at hockey, half of the players in the NHL are from Canada, so although the cup is not here, the players from here are great. The opposite for baseball, most players are American. This must be nice for Russel Martin their catcher, he is originally from Toronto.
Not too many people care about baseball anymore. Its fun to play but Loooooong and boring to watch. And if you look at the Blue Jays roster, more players are from California than Canada.
There was nothing boring about the game last night.. It was a total nail biter. Although most regular season is pretty boring, 162 games, most of them are going to be pointless.
As far as a Canadian team not winning at hockey, half of the players in the NHL are from Canada, so although the cup is not here, the players from here are great. The opposite for baseball, most players are American. This must be nice for Russel Martin their catcher, he is originally from Toronto.
And my Lions won too !!!!!
It also was a "sudden death" win.
It also was a "sudden death" win.
Originally Posted By: skyactiv
Not too many people care about baseball anymore. Its fun to play but Loooooong and boring to watch. And if you look at the Blue Jays roster, more players are from California than Canada.
many tens of millions of americans would disagree with you on that.
as well, cali has more people than the entire population of Canada.
(maybe, not for long.a couple of days back,i read in a story that a new "potentially significant" fault was discovered that includes the LA area.along with the san andreas, elsinore, and san jacinto faults.the last major rupture of the san andreas fault was 300 years ago, when the average is 175-200 years.long overdue for the big one.)
Not too many people care about baseball anymore. Its fun to play but Loooooong and boring to watch. And if you look at the Blue Jays roster, more players are from California than Canada.
many tens of millions of americans would disagree with you on that.
as well, cali has more people than the entire population of Canada.
(maybe, not for long.a couple of days back,i read in a story that a new "potentially significant" fault was discovered that includes the LA area.along with the san andreas, elsinore, and san jacinto faults.the last major rupture of the san andreas fault was 300 years ago, when the average is 175-200 years.long overdue for the big one.)
Originally Posted By: trestleview
Just like it must make some Canadians angry that we are doing so well at Canada's favorite past time. Twenty-two straight Stanley Cup Champions. But who's counting?
Once again the odds are against the us by shear numbers of USA teams
Just like it must make some Canadians angry that we are doing so well at Canada's favorite past time. Twenty-two straight Stanley Cup Champions. But who's counting?
Once again the odds are against the us by shear numbers of USA teams
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