lordstanley

I change my opinion then. Only watched it once not paying close attention

Tork gets called out on the basepaths for the 2nd time today. I don’t blame him this time though.

10:15am for me. I like the quicker game times of the past couple of years, but when you combine that with what has become common 6:40pm ET start times, games are ending by 6pm my time, which seems really early. When since the 1950s have so many MLB games been done by 9pm ET. I think in the 1970s games at Tiger Stadium didn't even start until 8pm.

Cards announcer on Greene's hit: "There goes the no-hitter for Pallante". That was suspenseful.

That was a boring bottom of the 9th. Not complaining!

Kahnle coming on with a 1-run lead.

He has a point. And there was still room on the wall to have added No Cups.

Petersson is signed for the next years at $11.6mm per year. I wouldn’t touch Petersson unless the Canucks retained 1/3 and wanted only nominal assets back in return for him.

Who is that loser batting for St. Louis who is about to pop out for the final out of the '68 Series? Tim McCarver, that's who.

Ok, fun as it is to dunk on the Leafs, it’s past time for the Wings to get their house in order. That can start with Marner. I have no idea whether he would be interested though. I can see him thriving for a team out of the limelight like Carolina, Tampa, Kings, etc.

I’m a little, little man. I hate the Leafs almost as much as I love the Wings.

NEVER GETS OLD!!

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/thenorthwestern/name/howard-koplitz-obituary?id=24353295 Howard Koplitz Obituary Howard D. "Howie" Koplitz, died at Eden Meadows on Monday, January 2, 2012. Born to Eldor and Esther (Diestler) Koplitz on May 4, 1938. Howard was an Oshkosh High School Indian and proud of it. On July 7, 1962 he married Karen Kimball, they have enjoyed 49 years together. A big fan of State and local sports teams, Howard enjoyed anything that required a ball or a puck. He played professional baseball for 10 years with the Detroit Tigers and Washington Senators. In 1961 he was Minor League Player of the Year. Howard retired after working 38 years as a United State Postal Service clerk in Oshkosh. He was a former director of the Snitz Club, the American Legion Baseball Organization, and the Postal Employees Credit Union. He coached baseball at Lourdes High School and will be remembered by many as a bird lover and coin collector. His personal "crafty" cards will be cherished.

Either you’re joking or else we really need to promote more traffic to the Red Wings section of this board, lol.

Twines lose. Tigers have a 5 game lead!

Guardians swept by the Reds.

Hope just a precursor for greater pain and tears to strike Toronto sports fans later today.

Tigers win!

Ugh, the game was in Ibanez’ glove.

2 down, 1 to go. Vest looks good.

1 down, 2 to go.