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The only thing missing from this extra inning pressure cooker post-season elimination game is the illustrious make believe baserunner at 2B…
Both teams blow chances to score in the 12th. Going to the 13th. Hope I can stay awake until the end.
And Montero atones by staying as cool as Steve McQueen eating a cucumber as he executes a perfect start to the 1-4-3 GIDP that bails the Tigers out of a potentially season ending jam…2-2 heading to the 13th in Seattle.
That’s 14 long innings. Need to speed this game up a little bit so that it can catch up with heart rates of these baseball fans…
The Mariners advance with the walk-off RBI base hit in the 15th inning. Seattle fans should sleep pretty good after that long and arduous ride.
The end of the @Phillies and @Dodgers game yesterday was hard to watch obviously because of how it ended. I woke up this morning still devastated for Orion Kerkering. But I’ll tell you what I did see: In a moment of total disbelief and heartbreak that their season ended so…
— Adam Wainwright (@UncleCharlie50) October 10, 2025
Cubs at Brewers tonight at 7:08 p.m. in the deciding Game 5.
Your NLDS Game 5 starters tonight:
Cubs: LHP Drew Pomeranz
Brewers: RHP Trevor Megill pic.twitter.com/lmM19SFrEC— MLB (@MLB) October 11, 2025
Not only are the Cardinals better than their record, but we are unlucky to be in a division with the powerhouses.
The Mariners and Tigers in one of those “instant classics”. Love seeing Seattle and Toronto in the ALCS – two teams that have not been there in awhile. Hoping Seattle can get to their first ever World Series, but am okay with eh Blue Jays as well.
Now we need those Brewers to not go down in history with a collapse after starting out 2-0. The Cubs are hoping to exorcise the ghosts of 1984.
Yeah that was quite an elimination game, Bikemike. In my view it took on a somewhat similar feel as game 7 of the ’91 WS. I know one thing…I would have allowed Skubal to work all the way into the 15th inning…
I’ll be in attendance, but at the terrible risk of being in the rabid midst of celebrating cub fans. If the cubs have a 4 run advantage at any point past inning #4, I’m taking no chances and hightailing it on out of there. As always, I’ll be situated 8 rows behind the visitors dugout and if Front Row Amy is in the house, I’ll be sure to head on down to say hey before the first pitch is flung. Tonight I’ll be America’s Dairyland #1 Brewer fan…….go Crew!
Cubs and Brewers all tied up 1-1 heading into the 3rd inning. It’s my view that the Brewers need to take command of this game before the middle innings and that the Cubbie’s chances increase tenfold if this game is tied or close after the 6th or 7th inning.
Totally agree 1td!
I was even thinking about that before I read your post.
Brewers need to stomp them in the ground and not let them have a chance.
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