#worldseries

[michelle-monroe]

Michelle Monroe - Let's go YANKEES!!!

One day to go until the World Series starts. I haven't been this excited since the Victoria Secrets 2 for 1 panty sale. I guess it doesn't take much.

[freshthoughts2020]

[instructionsonback]

[coasttickets]

Dodgers Bring Home the Championship

The Los Angeles Dodgers have done it again! After a thrilling postseason filled with heart-stopping moments and unforgettable performances, Dodgers beat the Yankees to win World Series title, bringing joy to fans and cementing their legacy in baseball history. On Friday, November 1st, the city of Los Angeles erupted in celebration as the team hosted a celebratory parade and an unforgettable gathering at Dodger Stadium.

The 2024 season was one for the ages, marked by incredible team chemistry, standout performances, and strategic brilliance. From the first pitch of spring training to the final game of the World Series, the Dodgers demonstrated resilience and determination, overcoming obstacles and proving their mettle against formidable opponents. With stars like Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and a new crop of young talent, the Dodgers played with heart, leaving everything on the field.

The Dodgers faced a tough battle in the postseason, but their experience and skill has shone through. After a grueling series against the New York Mets in the NLCS, they won their spot in the World Series against the New York Yankees, reigniting one of baseball’s most storied rivalries. The five-game series was a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with late-game heroics and nail-biting finishes. Ultimately, the Dodgers emerged victorious, capturing the championship in a thrilling Game 5 that will be remembered for years to come.

On November 1st, the streets of Los Angeles transformed into a sea of blue and white as thousands of fans gathered for the championship parade. The atmosphere was electric, filled with cheers, laughter, and a palpable sense of pride. Dodgers’ players rode through the streets on double-decker buses, waving to their adoring fans that showered them with love and gratitude for their hard work and dedication.

After the parade, the celebration continued at Dodger Stadium, where fans packed the stands to join in the festivities. The highlight of the event was the unveiling of the championship trophy, which glimmered under the California sun, symbolizing the culmination of a dream season.

This World Series win marks the Dodgers' first championship since 2020 and serves as a testament to the organization’s commitment to excellence. As they bask in the glory of their victory, the team looks ahead, eager to build on this success and bring home more championships in the future. The 2024 season may be over, but the memories of this championship run will live on in the hearts of fans forever.

The Dodgers have not only given Los Angeles a reason to celebrate but have also solidified their place as one of baseball’s premier franchises. With a strong roster and an unwavering fan base, the future looks bright, especially considering Shohei Ohtani won the World Series with his first season with the Dodgers. We can’t wait to see how they do next season when he’s finally pitching again.

[unitedventurez]

Oakland A's Bid Emotional Farewell with Final Game at Coliseum

The Oakland Athletics closed the chapter on their time at the Coliseum with a 3-2 victory over the Texas Rangers, drawing nearly 47,000 fans for an emotional farewell as the team prepares to relocate to Las Vegas.

Having called the Coliseum home for 56 seasons, the nine-time World Series champions are facing backlash over the move, led by owner John Fisher, who cited failed efforts to secure land for a new stadium in Oakland. Many fans expressed their discontent, with some choosing to boycott the final game.

In a heartfelt address, Athletics manager Mark Kotsay acknowledged the impact of the move on staff members, saying, "To the staff who dedicate their lives to the Oakland A's, especially those who aren't coming with us, I am forever grateful. I will never forget you."

While the A's will maintain their name, they will temporarily play in Sacramento for the next three seasons as their new stadium in Las Vegas is constructed. Sacramento's venue, significantly smaller at 14,000 seats, stands in stark contrast to the Coliseum's 63,000 capacity, reflecting the A's struggles with attendance, which was the lowest in MLB this season.

If construction delays occur, the team has an option to extend their stay in Sacramento for a fourth season.

[alexanderrogge]

Glenn Guilbeau - Forever on the Road Again: Texas Rangers Win World Series with Perfect Away Record:

[stingscustom]

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[collectingall]

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[whatsissue]

Juan Soto's Free Agency: Yankees Battle MLB Rivals for Star Outfielder

Juan Soto's Free Agency: Yankees Battle MLB Rivals for Star Outfielder As the MLB free agency frenzy heats up, all eyes are on the prodigious Juan Soto, who is on the verge of signing a lucrative new contract. After a stellar season with the New York Yankees, in which he posted an impressive .288 batting average, 41 home runs, and a .989 OPS, Soto has become a coveted asset in a competitive offseason market. Yankees Lead the Chase According to ESPN's Buster Olney, Soto is expected to start receiving contract offers this week. His standout performance helped co-lead the Yankees, alongside Aaron Judge, to the World Series, making re-signing Soto a top priority for the team. Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner has emphasized the organization’s commitment to keeping Soto in pinstripes, highlighting the urgency during recent meetings. Competition from MLB Rivals However, the Yankees are not alone in their pursuit. Soto’s exceptional talents have garnered interest from several other contenders, including the New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays, and notably, the Los Angeles Dodgers—the very team that thwarted the Yankees' championship aspirations last season. Each franchise is making its strongest pitch, hoping to secure Soto for their future championship endeavors. Potential Contract Value As negotiations unfold, speculation about the potential scale of Soto's next contract is rampant. Spotrac estimates Soto’s market value at approximately $36.7 million annually, with projections suggesting that a deal could exceed a staggering $600 million over 13 years. This would position Soto among the highest-paid players in baseball history. The Stakes Are High With so much at stake, the baseball community is buzzing with anticipation. Soto's decision will undoubtedly shape the landscape of MLB for years to come. Will the Yankees manage to retain their star outfielder, or will another team present an offer too enticing to refuse? As the offseason progresses, all eyes will be on Juan Soto and his next move, making it one of the defining moments of the MLB offseason. Read the full article

[michelle-monroe]

Michelle Monroe - Do I look worried?

The Yankees are down 2 in the World Series. But, I'm not worried. Look… I'm still smiling.

[freshthoughts2020]

[mrpaulmulder]

Saturday, 9 November 2024 marks 7 years and 4 months since Nikki was abducted to Sofia, Bulgaria. Today I am 100% alienated from Nikki, have no contact or receive any news of his wellbeing. Parental Alienation is child abuse. https://www.facebook.com/reunitenikkianddaddy (Bulgarian).

First International Interdisciplinary Congress on Parental Alienation and Family Violence https://alienacionparental.com.ar/en/1er-congreso-internacional-interdisciplinario-sobre-alienacion-parental-y-violencia-familiar/

[dalydose22]

This week on the Daly Dose, the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees to win the 2024 World Series and Yankees fans embarrassed themselves in a very special way.  Then we are joined by Daly Dose I-Team president Big Robb to dive into the 2024 College Football season and check in with what has gone on so far! We look at the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC and even the Group of 5 schools and make our picks for the biggest disappointments, surprises and make our picks for who will eventually be the conference champions. Finally, we make our picks for the Heisman Trophy and the twelve team CFB Playoff and make our predictions for who will be making it all the way to the College Football National Championship!

[twins2994]

Dodgers Comeback To Win World Series!

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The New York Yankees staved off elimination for another day by routing the Dodgers last night. Game 5 was tonight in the Bronx as the Yankees looked to extend their season. The Yankees struck first in the first when Juan Soto drew a one-out walk. Aaron Judge smacked a Jack Flaherty fastball out to right for a two-run homer. Jazz Chisholm followed with a blast off a fastball for a his solo shot of his own. This put New York up by three after an inning of play. The Yanks would rally in the second when Anthony Volpe led-off with a double and Alex Verdugo singled him home. The New York lead grew to four after two frames. Giancarlo Stanton added another run with a blast off a Ryan Brasier fastball out to right in the third. The Dodgers quickly loaded up the bases in the fifth. Mookie Betts reached on a infield single to first to plate a run and Freddie Freeman plated two more with a base hit to center. Teoscar Hernandez doubled home a pair to even the game at five midway through the game. The Yankees would rally in the sixth when Juan Soto and Aaron Judge walked. Jazz Chisholm reached on a fielder's choice and Giancarlo Stanton hit a sacrifice fly to center. The Yankees took a one-run lead as we headed into the latter innings. The Dodgers loaded up the bases to start the eighth and Gavin Lux hit a sac fly to center to tie the game at six. Austin Wells got called for catcher's interference to reload the bases and Mookie Betts hit a sac fly to center. The Dodgers took an 7-6 lead with six outs left to get. Blake Treinen got in and out of trouble in the eighth. Walker Buehler threw a 1-2-3 ninth and the Dodgers won the World Series for the first time since 2020.

-Final Thoughts- Jack Flaherty got knocked around today. He retired just four men and gave up four runs on four hits with a walk and a strikeout. Anthony Banda got out of the second, Ryan Brasier gave up a run in the third, and Michael Kopech had a scoreless fourth. Alex Vesia put up a zero in the fifth, Brusdar Grateral walked three and got two outs in the seventh. Blake Treinen was huge with 2 1/3 scoreless inning and struck out three. Walker Buehler had a perfect ninth for the save with two strikeouts. Teoscar Hernandez and Kike Hernandez had two hits each. The Dodgers hit 3-for-12 with runners in scoring position and left ten men on base. This was the craziest way for the Dodgers to do this. They had a talented team, but went through a lot of injuries and adversity. That's two titles in five years for this team.

-Chris Kreibich-