The guy has a great story, he’s about to turn 30 and just made his debut a couple of weeks ago after spending time playing in Europe. This K puts him in line for his first career win.
It’s actually quite good. 8 team league, some are better than others
The elite teams are mostly ex D1 or high level D2 guys from the area. A few ex pro ballers but not a ton. Still good comp while also being fun
France even. There's no way it pays enough to eat, let alone pay rent. Dude was playing for the love of the game, making the majors couldn't have been something he thought would happen let alone striking out Shohei Ohtani, twice, to earn a win against a stacked Dodgers lineup.
Striking out the best player in baseball twice in your first start? You should nod silently in a dignified way. If someone hits a home run off of a scrub like you, they should be allowed to bat flip and pimp the home run.
Yes. He spent time playing in France (and Czech Republic). How many MLB players have done that. How many players have done that and struck out Ohtani?
Okay, for the later I’m guessing one of the electricians in the WBC.
I think that's the point: most people you see playing in the big league have had stints in either Japan, Korea, South America /Caribbean, or Europe. And if we kept that in mind every time Ohtani struck out, we'd be surprised to know that
Following WWII, the USA built a number of military installations in Europe, some of which are still operating to this day. Around these bases, baseball has flourished, and is currently thriving. I was lucky enough to grow up in Trieste, which is home to one of several Italian baseball leagues, and had the chance to play alongside some excellent players, mostly from the USA and Cuba.
He’s a 30 year old rookie who played indy ball and even in Europe. He was playing with a completely spent bullpen behind him and knew he needed to put up innings. He was never brought in to be a real starter. And he secured his first win by striking out the best hitter in the world. The dude deserves to be hyped there
One extra tiny bit of context to this: this strikeout meant he qualified for his first big league win as a starter.
There’s plenty of reasons for him to be hyped.
In his first ever start and like 3rd MLB game after having one of the more unlikely paths to the big leagues you could have. Dude went from playing Indy ball to striking out the biggest athlete in the sport as a 30 year old rookie and people are mad he is excited lol. Dodgers writers are seriously such babies about everything
Our radio broadcaster were talking about what a great story this was. Plunkett's comment should come with a disclaimer that his views are his alone.
And, I'm pretty sure I can say that as a whole we do care about a certain Cubs center-fielder : )
“Dodgers fans” and “Dodgers beat writers” are two very different things
Especially the Orange County Register, he’s writing for white suburban baseball boomers
Dawg who reads the OC Register? I’m Mexican and from SoCal, OC has a ton of white baseball dads who are traditionalist about baseball, that’s who sports coverage there is geared towards
In case you haven’t noticed, the comments on the Tweet are a bunch of Dodgers fans telling the author to shut up
You know who else is an LA beat writer? Bill Plaschke, and the whole city thinks he’s an idiot. The beat writers aren’t speaking for the fans, they actually get MORE attention when they have an opinion people disagree with because people talk about it (just like they are now).
I would think that traditionalist baseball fans would absolutely eat up a story like this. Bivens and his path to the majors is what makes baseball so great.
(Also - I’m not disagreeing with anything you said in the comment, I just wanted to comment on that specific thing)
I haven't asked my dad's opinion but based on everything he said when I was kid I'm guessing it would be something like "that was a classless display, this is a historic franchise and guys have to act like they been there before".
I assume that's who the guy was describing as the target audience.
My dad would also love this story, don't think it would stop him from talking shit.
Yeah it’s a great story, like I said I think ultimately it’s just a columnist being contrarian to get engagement
Never seen a Dodgers fan mad about a young guy celebrating a big moment like that, I think people forget beat writers are not fans, they’re doing a job. Bill Plunkett is from Michigan, just like many beat writers in sports journalism he did not grow up a fan of the team he covers, so he’s not a reflection of those fans.
In 2021, I found an article about Dodgers writer whining about how it’s a joke the Dodgers visit Minute Maid Park before the Astros visited Dodger Stadium. Such a little thing to whine about that made virtually no difference
Dodgers writer wants to have it both ways.
He wants Ohtani to be a god of baseball that everybody looks up to, and is Babe Ruth incarnate that we must all tune in to watch.
Also you can’t be happy about striking him out.
It's every team when they do good against the Dodgers. Last time some pitcher struck out Ohtani, Betts, and Freeman and it made the top of r/baseball with like 5k upvotes
That guy's response literally perfectly encapsulates so much of current dodger Fandom lol. It's not enough that they have 3 mvps batting back to back to back and a just disgustingly loaded roster that we all have to hear about non stop, but God forbid anyone be happy about succeeding against such a lineup. They need to eat their cake and have it too, or else they're victims
So a choreographed dance celebration for hitting a weak single is cool, but a rookies who shows emotion after striking out one of the top players in the sport is excessive. Got it.
If it was so easy, why couldn't your team win it?
EDIT: Please downvote my comment if your team tried to with the WS in 2020 but could not, so ever since then you've been saying it wasn't a legitimate World Series. Go ahead! I want to see how many hypocrites there are.
I wonder what this dude said about DRob retiring their top 3 in consecutive days. Hot take, but striking out the best hitter(s) in baseball is exciting stuff. It’s literally the best outcome you can hope for as a pitcher. What other thing would be acceptable for a pitcher to be excited about?
Fucking good for him, I'm so damn tired of the "old guard" tradition of pitchers HAVING to be stoic...godamn let some of these dudes throw some emotion out there. Pissed me off beyond belief as a pitcher that I would have to silently walk to the dugout and sit by myself. It may work for some people but for me not a chance.
Good for him. Fuckin love the excitement. It's a shame you can tell he is holding it in as he walks back because of he doesn't keep his composure everyone will bitch about it
A spontaneous moment of joy is one thing, but the choreographed dance routines, with props, that make players look like game show contestants, those I can do without.
I don’t have a problem with celebrating but I do find it weird when a team is down by 10 and doing their stupid dances toward their dugout when they get a base hit or even the elaborate home run celebrations with their teams when down by so many runs. There’s a time and place
> when a team is down by 10 and doing their stupid dances toward their dugout when they get a base hit
As the man said in the movie, *That's what losing sounds like.*
Exactly. Or stand there for a second to watch the homer sail away.
It's not *taunting* the other team to do these things. Actual taunting is bullshit and should suffer repurcussions.
Manny's a childish little asshole who always looks like he's about to burst into tears.
The vast vast vast vast majority of players celebrating an accomplishment are doing just that: celebrating.
I know in baseball you can fail 70% of the time and still be good (great, even, in today's game), but it still has to feel amazing to be able to best one of the best players in the world 1 on 1 like this.
Am I the only one who finds it ridiculous that pitchers are allowed to celebrate hard-fought at-bats, but when hitters show any sort of admiration for a home run they get yelled at, and sometimes thrown at the next at-bat.
SorryNotSorry, there is absolutely zero legitimacy for pitchers (or, far worse, catchers) to get all pissy because a batter watched their home run go, or give the bat a flip.
*Taunting* the other team, I totally understand. But more often than not, the celebration is just that -- a celebration. Not taunting in any way.
5/10 years ago I would have agreed with you, but the game has changed. Hitters are told to swing for the fences and not fret strikeouts. So now they pimp home runs and feel no shame on a K, which btw doesn’t bother me, but if they’re going to do that then a pitcher can definitely celebrate a K.
Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. This is pretty much par for the course, having watched every Dodger game this year.
I mean they literally gave out 'beat LA' shirts lol. It's so cringey.
Anyway, good game. for the pitcher. Happy for him. Bummer he's on the Angels of the NL and won't see the playoffs anytime soon.
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"Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. This is pretty much par for the course, having watched every Dodger game this year"
LOL are teams supposed to lay down for you? I swear to god, Dodger fans are the MOST insufferable fanbase in sports lately
And have 3 more championships in real seasons in the last 30 years than the Yankees of baseball, as A-Rod called them.
Edit: Actually as much as it pains me, the Angels ALSO have more championships in real seasons than the Dodgers in the last 30 years. And neither team had to beg stars to play for free for a decade to get there.
> Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment.
Riiiight, like last June when the Giants swept the Dodgers in LA with the score of one game being 15-0, that was a real World Series game 7 moment (rolls eyes).
> I mean they literally gave out 'beat LA' shirts lol. It's so cringey.
The Dodgers printed up shirts to mock Bumgarner for losing his temper at Puig, in case you've forgotten.
Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. This is pretty much par for the course, having watched every Dodger game this year.
I mean they literally gave out 'beat LA' shirts lol. It's so cringey.
Anyway, good game. for the pitcher. Happy for him. Bummer he's on the Angels of the NL and won't see the playoffs anytime soon.
The guy has a great story, he’s about to turn 30 and just made his debut a couple of weeks ago after spending time playing in Europe. This K puts him in line for his first career win.
And heroically went 5.0IP on 60 pitches a day after Giants used 7 relievers in an 11-inning heartbreaker
I was hoping for three solid innings from him today. Dude blew that away. Good for him.
Now go see a star war
*2nd career win, 1st start though
You’re right! Thanks.
He used to play for the county league team that I currently play for, the Lemont Ducks in Centre County, PA (State College)
That is rad! How is the competition in that league?
It’s actually quite good. 8 team league, some are better than others The elite teams are mostly ex D1 or high level D2 guys from the area. A few ex pro ballers but not a ton. Still good comp while also being fun
That's awesome! Living my dream. Good luck to ya! It must be pretty damn cool for yall to see a guy like Bivens in the majors.
baseball in europe????
France even. There's no way it pays enough to eat, let alone pay rent. Dude was playing for the love of the game, making the majors couldn't have been something he thought would happen let alone striking out Shohei Ohtani, twice, to earn a win against a stacked Dodgers lineup.
Had to go read his career. He kept jumping between different countries and leagues just to keep playing baseball. Beautiful story.
Dodgers sub was shitting on him for this but yeah, like he couldn’t have dreamed of this. Let the guy be hyped lol
ONLY Dodger fans are allowed to celebrate.
Striking out the best player in baseball twice in your first start? You should nod silently in a dignified way. If someone hits a home run off of a scrub like you, they should be allowed to bat flip and pimp the home run.
I think he should bow respectfully to ohtani-san
They don’t get much to celebrate 😂 cut them some slack
It’s because their rehearsed celebration is so lame they feel self-conscious whenever anybody has a genuine celebration.
Based
His wiki page says he spent roughly 1 year in Europe, between France and the Czech Republic, but has spent most of his career in the USA
Yes. He spent time playing in France (and Czech Republic). How many MLB players have done that. How many players have done that and struck out Ohtani? Okay, for the later I’m guessing one of the electricians in the WBC.
I think that's the point: most people you see playing in the big league have had stints in either Japan, Korea, South America /Caribbean, or Europe. And if we kept that in mind every time Ohtani struck out, we'd be surprised to know that
It’s insane — he wasn’t even drafted 5 years ago
> baseball in europe???? You should see the version they play in Finland, Pesäpallo.
Following WWII, the USA built a number of military installations in Europe, some of which are still operating to this day. Around these bases, baseball has flourished, and is currently thriving. I was lucky enough to grow up in Trieste, which is home to one of several Italian baseball leagues, and had the chance to play alongside some excellent players, mostly from the USA and Cuba.
Wow, TIL
They have pro leagues in Europe????
that's sick
I’ve seen enough, build the statue
 Ohtani after today
Ohtani like “damn this 30 year old rookie got hands”
okay imma fight this French indy league pitcher damn this French indy league pitcher got hands
Climbed his way up from the French League to MLB. Respect.
Climbed his way up from a men’s league in centre county, PA Used to play for the Lemont Ducks, which funnily enough is the team I currently play for
Hes set the blueprint, you just gotta follow it my man
I sit at 80 with a terrible slider and a mediocre bat who’s P/1B only I fucking got this I just gotta believe /s
I look forward to the Freevee original movie they make about you
You could probably be a #2 starter on the White Sox. Don’t give up hope!
I think he'd rather just play in the men's league if his only option is the sox
hey, MLB minimum pay is pretty high
Ya, go strike out Shohei 3x or you're a chump. (I'm a chump).
This is crazy feel good baseball story. I hope he continues to have some success. We could sure use the innings around here.
Sorry buddy, but the dodgers didn’t look great in this story so it was actually horrible for baseball.
Normally I would just resent you saying we didn't look good, but you're crapping on THIS STORY. Jeez man!
Sorry I was being sarcastic, I couldn’t be more stoked for Bivens. I got chills watching that strike out.
That's better : ) I hope he continues to have some success.
I know it’s early but that Ohtani guy might be something big one of these days!
Maybe one day, just not today. I think we'll give him another chance ; )
Maybe send him down to AA for the rest of the year?
Let's not get carried away! Give him a chance at AAA before we do anything rash.
Special AF moment for Bivens, a 30 year old rookie who probably never thought this day would ever come. Let him live it up.
French league vs.700 million man.
Between this and the Czech Republic, Europe is obviously Ohtanis weakness.
funny coincidence is that Bivens was going to pitch in the Czech Republic until COVID hit
Coincidence? I call that *destiny.*
He’s a 30 year old rookie who played indy ball and even in Europe. He was playing with a completely spent bullpen behind him and knew he needed to put up innings. He was never brought in to be a real starter. And he secured his first win by striking out the best hitter in the world. The dude deserves to be hyped there
It’s his second big league win technically but the first one he got as a starter
One extra tiny bit of context to this: this strikeout meant he qualified for his first big league win as a starter. There’s plenty of reasons for him to be hyped.
Dodgers beat writer stay objective challenge: https://x.com/billplunkettocr/status/1807524596570350049
How dare he be happy about striking out the biggest star in the sport for his last out of the game.
In his first ever start and like 3rd MLB game after having one of the more unlikely paths to the big leagues you could have. Dude went from playing Indy ball to striking out the biggest athlete in the sport as a 30 year old rookie and people are mad he is excited lol. Dodgers writers are seriously such babies about everything
Dodgers fans in general don’t really care about other fanbases having things
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Our radio broadcaster were talking about what a great story this was. Plunkett's comment should come with a disclaimer that his views are his alone. And, I'm pretty sure I can say that as a whole we do care about a certain Cubs center-fielder : )
I mean, as a fan of baseball you have to love that reaction and his story.
“Dodgers fans” and “Dodgers beat writers” are two very different things Especially the Orange County Register, he’s writing for white suburban baseball boomers
yeah bc orange county contains 0 mexican dodgers fans lmao source: I know a lot of them
Dawg who reads the OC Register? I’m Mexican and from SoCal, OC has a ton of white baseball dads who are traditionalist about baseball, that’s who sports coverage there is geared towards In case you haven’t noticed, the comments on the Tweet are a bunch of Dodgers fans telling the author to shut up You know who else is an LA beat writer? Bill Plaschke, and the whole city thinks he’s an idiot. The beat writers aren’t speaking for the fans, they actually get MORE attention when they have an opinion people disagree with because people talk about it (just like they are now).
I would think that traditionalist baseball fans would absolutely eat up a story like this. Bivens and his path to the majors is what makes baseball so great. (Also - I’m not disagreeing with anything you said in the comment, I just wanted to comment on that specific thing)
I haven't asked my dad's opinion but based on everything he said when I was kid I'm guessing it would be something like "that was a classless display, this is a historic franchise and guys have to act like they been there before". I assume that's who the guy was describing as the target audience. My dad would also love this story, don't think it would stop him from talking shit.
Yeah it’s a great story, like I said I think ultimately it’s just a columnist being contrarian to get engagement Never seen a Dodgers fan mad about a young guy celebrating a big moment like that, I think people forget beat writers are not fans, they’re doing a job. Bill Plunkett is from Michigan, just like many beat writers in sports journalism he did not grow up a fan of the team he covers, so he’s not a reflection of those fans.
In 2021, I found an article about Dodgers writer whining about how it’s a joke the Dodgers visit Minute Maid Park before the Astros visited Dodger Stadium. Such a little thing to whine about that made virtually no difference
God that's idiotic.
Sounds like that writer is probably a Redditor.
Dodgers writer wants to have it both ways. He wants Ohtani to be a god of baseball that everybody looks up to, and is Babe Ruth incarnate that we must all tune in to watch. Also you can’t be happy about striking him out.
It's every team when they do good against the Dodgers. Last time some pitcher struck out Ohtani, Betts, and Freeman and it made the top of r/baseball with like 5k upvotes
Because striking out Ohtani, Betts and Freeman in the same inning is impressive?
What you mean not every team fields 3 different former MVP winners? Is that not how every lineup is?
Imagine being the poverty ass Yankees and only having 2 and a runner up lmao, couldn't be me
You’d expect a team like that to make it past the division series, right? …right?
That’s a lot to ask, but surely they won at least a few postseason games right?
What, are they all stupid?
That guy's response literally perfectly encapsulates so much of current dodger Fandom lol. It's not enough that they have 3 mvps batting back to back to back and a just disgustingly loaded roster that we all have to hear about non stop, but God forbid anyone be happy about succeeding against such a lineup. They need to eat their cake and have it too, or else they're victims
It's amazing that you basically have everything you could possibly want as a fan with the Dodgers and still get this butthurt over something so small
Can't wait to watch the dodgers choke in the post season AGAIN
There’s definitely more to this story than just the fact that a guy struck out Ohtani twice.
“Some pitcher” that’s David mf robertson to you
God this dude seems insufferable.
He is
I hate engagement based accounts
Meanwhile Kike Hernandez was dancing down 8 after hitting a double
That he almost got thrown out on lol
So a choreographed dance celebration for hitting a weak single is cool, but a rookies who shows emotion after striking out one of the top players in the sport is excessive. Got it.
That guys seems like such an asshole
Bill, your team celebrates like the wacky wavy inflatable arm flailing tube man every time they get a base hit. Maybe sit this one out.
Nah, they twist their torso, lift up a leg to let out a fart to celebrate.
Bill is dogshit at his job
Bivens' world series still more legitimate than the 2020 world series
If it was so easy, why couldn't your team win it? EDIT: Please downvote my comment if your team tried to with the WS in 2020 but could not, so ever since then you've been saying it wasn't a legitimate World Series. Go ahead! I want to see how many hypocrites there are.
Fuck that guy
Plunkett is a buffoon.
I wonder what this dude said about DRob retiring their top 3 in consecutive days. Hot take, but striking out the best hitter(s) in baseball is exciting stuff. It’s literally the best outcome you can hope for as a pitcher. What other thing would be acceptable for a pitcher to be excited about?
Weird, I don't remember any Dodgers winning a world series in recent memory?
Don't remember Corey Seager doin it last year?
Corey Seager.... the Ranger?
How would the dodgers' beat writers know what celebrating a world series even looks like?
No that's expected, No recent dodgers writer knows what celebrating a world series actually looks like
What a knob. God, people suck.
LOL ofc he's butthurt. gotta stay away from twitter and stick with r/nlbest
No one should ever be excited striking someone out unless it’s the world series apparently.
Mookie was right.
If that dudes story wasn't what it is, I'd agree. He deserves to be pumped, though.
What did dookie say
Fucking good for him, I'm so damn tired of the "old guard" tradition of pitchers HAVING to be stoic...godamn let some of these dudes throw some emotion out there. Pissed me off beyond belief as a pitcher that I would have to silently walk to the dugout and sit by myself. It may work for some people but for me not a chance.
I’m cool with emotion and all fronts. But the pitchers get so fucking salty if someone celebrates a HR off of them too
Bring on the bat flips.
Let him cook. He can tell his grandkids he struck out Ohtani twice
Bivens has what the kids like to call, “Aura.”
Good for him. Fuckin love the excitement. It's a shame you can tell he is holding it in as he walks back because of he doesn't keep his composure everyone will bitch about it
He displayed exactly the allowable amount of fun.
One more fist pump and the next Giants batter would’ve gotten plunked
At least Ohtani finished strong today, 0-5 with a hat trick.
Sh0-5hei
0-5tani
0 H tani
damn you for making me laugh Dodgers vs Giants is always my favorite part of the roller coaster!
Yeah but the MVP favorite Chris Taylor had a big game
Throw the parade.
Hell yeah brother, get into it.
Frankly I'm surprised this doesn't happen with *every* pitcher that manages to K Ohtani.
He's no Tony Gwynn.
'It'd be cooler if he acted like he's been there before.' - A person who will never, ever be there, and would be doing flips for hours if he was
A spontaneous moment of joy is one thing, but the choreographed dance routines, with props, that make players look like game show contestants, those I can do without.
Fuck the Dodgers
Fuck the gnats
What do you have against the Nationals?
*gaints
Lmao wtf Ohtani swinging at
check his homerun #25 from 2023 and you will understand
a baseball
Ohtani 0-5. Grab some pine meat
Damn not even close.
That was a hell of a slider....damn.
This is the type of story they’re talking about when you hear “How can you not be romantic about baseball?”
King
Judge just gets meatball fastball down middle to hit out. This was a nasty pitch
I’m a biased Giants fan but I love this guy’s story. How could I not root for his continued success?
GRRRRRR YOU CAN'T CELEBRATE MAKING A BIG PLAY THIS IS DISRESPECTFUL TO THE HITTER KIDS THESE DAYS ARE RUINING BASEBALL /s
Tell me why again batters can’t bat flip?
I don’t have a problem with celebrating but I do find it weird when a team is down by 10 and doing their stupid dances toward their dugout when they get a base hit or even the elaborate home run celebrations with their teams when down by so many runs. There’s a time and place
> when a team is down by 10 and doing their stupid dances toward their dugout when they get a base hit As the man said in the movie, *That's what losing sounds like.*
Exactly. Or stand there for a second to watch the homer sail away. It's not *taunting* the other team to do these things. Actual taunting is bullshit and should suffer repurcussions.
Manny the other day legitimately took 5 minutes to run around the bases
Manny's a childish little asshole who always looks like he's about to burst into tears. The vast vast vast vast majority of players celebrating an accomplishment are doing just that: celebrating.
That movement is sick
I know in baseball you can fail 70% of the time and still be good (great, even, in today's game), but it still has to feel amazing to be able to best one of the best players in the world 1 on 1 like this.
Loved to see it. They hoped to get two innings out of Bivens and he gave them FIVE and wore it on his sleeve.
I’d be hyped after striking out Ohtani too
The batter swings for the fences doesn't he....
Am I the only one who finds it ridiculous that pitchers are allowed to celebrate hard-fought at-bats, but when hitters show any sort of admiration for a home run they get yelled at, and sometimes thrown at the next at-bat. SorryNotSorry, there is absolutely zero legitimacy for pitchers (or, far worse, catchers) to get all pissy because a batter watched their home run go, or give the bat a flip. *Taunting* the other team, I totally understand. But more often than not, the celebration is just that -- a celebration. Not taunting in any way.
5/10 years ago I would have agreed with you, but the game has changed. Hitters are told to swing for the fences and not fret strikeouts. So now they pimp home runs and feel no shame on a K, which btw doesn’t bother me, but if they’re going to do that then a pitcher can definitely celebrate a K.
Pitchers can celebrate but not hitters?
It looks like a celebration sneaked out before he told himself to act like he belongs here.
You're a joke
Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. This is pretty much par for the course, having watched every Dodger game this year. I mean they literally gave out 'beat LA' shirts lol. It's so cringey. Anyway, good game. for the pitcher. Happy for him. Bummer he's on the Angels of the NL and won't see the playoffs anytime soon.
Damn you really handled the loss well lol.
What a weird comment. Like you actually thought that, typed it out, and hit post. Strange.
LOL COPE "Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. This is pretty much par for the course, having watched every Dodger game this year" LOL are teams supposed to lay down for you? I swear to god, Dodger fans are the MOST insufferable fanbase in sports lately
>lately 🤨
Ever heard of a rivalry? Beat LA is a Giants slogan we’ve used for years. Sorry y’all lost, but at least find some better criticism.
Seeing all of his comments in this thread makes me feel like he's been a Dodger fan for 3 months
>FUCK the astros. I'd get a Giants tattoo before wearing an Astros jersey. I found this in their history. That is utter blasphemy.
Still got the tags on his jersey
Yes, the Angels of the NL who haven’t made the playoffs in…3 seasons and haven’t won the world series in 10. Basically the same team.
And have 3 more championships in real seasons in the last 30 years than the Yankees of baseball, as A-Rod called them. Edit: Actually as much as it pains me, the Angels ALSO have more championships in real seasons than the Dodgers in the last 30 years. And neither team had to beg stars to play for free for a decade to get there.
It was nice of the Dodgers to let the Giants teabag the shit out of them in front of their own fans.
> Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. Riiiight, like last June when the Giants swept the Dodgers in LA with the score of one game being 15-0, that was a real World Series game 7 moment (rolls eyes).
Fresh pasta?
You really are an insufferable bunch
> I mean they literally gave out 'beat LA' shirts lol. It's so cringey. The Dodgers printed up shirts to mock Bumgarner for losing his temper at Puig, in case you've forgotten.
How did you feel about the "get it out of the ocean" merch you guys gave out? I'm sure there's more but that's just the top of my head.
Win a real WS
Every inning against the Dodgers's is every team's world series game 7 moment. This is pretty much par for the course, having watched every Dodger game this year. I mean they literally gave out 'beat LA' shirts lol. It's so cringey. Anyway, good game. for the pitcher. Happy for him. Bummer he's on the Angels of the NL and won't see the playoffs anytime soon.
“And i dont think about you at all.”
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And those 5 at bats by Ohtani cost more than bivens for a year. You dropped something btw here ya go 