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5 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

Haha it bugs me.  It’s not Chicago White.  Why does Chicago need two letters when the nickname has two words. ?

Haha that's fair. When I was a kid I always got excited when I saw CWS because I thought they were going to start talking about the Sox, but I usually was quickly disappointed when they started discussing the College World Series lol.

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Boston pitching is very average. Sale is not overpowering since he returned and their pen does not have a true closer since Barnes went out in early Sept. I think Rays pitching could be the difference. 

Boston does have a lot of guys w playoff experience. 

Hope they go 5 and wear each other out a little. 

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Even in defeat the Yankees are arrogant.  Boone in the postgame just now:  “this shows the league is closing the gap on us.”  Uh, you are the wildcard loser.  You didn’t win the AL last year.  The Yankees are not the standard in the AL against which other teams are measured, despite what ESPN tells you.  Worry about making the f’ing playoffs next time.

Also, “there’s….some teams in the Central who are getting better now.”  No mention of the Sox.  Well, he can watch us this week from home and get acquainted.

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17 minutes ago, SCCWS said:

Boston pitching is very average. Sale is not overpowering since he returned and their pen does not have a true closer since Barnes went out in early Sept. I think Rays pitching could be the difference. 

Boston does have a lot of guys w playoff experience. 

Hope they go 5 and wear each other out a little. 

Looking at our pitching, my nerves have calmed a lot.  Mostly healthy, and LaRussa and Katz should be primed to pick the correct option at anytime.  Hopefully the D stays consistent, can't have any follies out there. 

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Alex Cora currentky has the highest postseason winning percentage in the Division Era (both leaderboards updated through tonight).

All Time Postseason Winning Percentage (MLB 1903-2021):

  1. 1.000 George Stallings 4-0 (1914 Boston N.L.)
  2. 1.000 Hank Bauer 4-0 (1966 Baltimore)
  3. .875 Gil Hodges 7-1 (1969 New York N.L.)
  4. .800 Alex Cora 12-3 (2018 & 2021 Boston A.L.)
  5. .800 Bill Carrigan 8-2 (1915 & 1916 Boston A.L.)
  6. .778 Joe Altobelli 7-2 (1983 Baltimore)
  7. .750 Ozzie Guillen 12-4 (2005 & 2008 Chicago A.L.)

Current Manager Playoff Winning Percentages

  1. .800 Alex Cora (Boston 12-3)
  2. .585 Dave Roberts (Los Angeles N.L. 38-27)
  3. .547 Tony La Russa (Chicago A.L. 1-3; Oakland 19-13; Saint Louis 50-42)
  4. .538 Kevin Cash (Tampa Bay 14-12)
  5. .524 Brian Snitker (Atlanta 11-10)
  6. .500 Aaron Boone (New York A.L. 11-11)
  7. .462 Craig Counsell (Milwaukee 6-7)
  8. .456 Dusty Baker (San Francisco 11-13; Chicago N.L. 6-6; Cincinnati 2-7; Washington 4-6; Houston 8-5)
  9. .333 Mike Shildt (Saint Louis 4-8)
  10. .000 Gabe Kapler (San Francisco 0-0)
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