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2024 World Series Trash Talk Thread
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That walk off grand slam will always be remembered by Dodger fans. Iconic. Although I wouldn't quite put it on the same level as Gibson's. The Yankees were not heavily favored like the A's were. Eckersley was the best closer in the game. It felt like a prize fighter who got his bell rung and never recovered. Didn't help that the next game the A's had to face the hottest pitcher in the league.
I will rank the Freeman moment as a close second to the best moments I've ever watched as a Dodger fan. I wish I could post a picture of my personalized Dodger jersey number 34 with my last name on the back. For some reason I can find it in my pictures but when I try to post it the picture isn't there. I had that number as a softball player for over 30 years as a tribute to Fernando. Wore it every game this postseason. I suppose now I can wash it.
I will rank the Freeman moment as a close second to the best moments I've ever watched as a Dodger fan. I wish I could post a picture of my personalized Dodger jersey number 34 with my last name on the back. For some reason I can find it in my pictures but when I try to post it the picture isn't there. I had that number as a softball player for over 30 years as a tribute to Fernando. Wore it every game this postseason. I suppose now I can wash it.
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You may want to try saving it or copying it to another folder and then browsing to that folder. Hopefully you get what I'm saying.That walk off grand slam will always be remembered by Dodger fans. Iconic. Although I wouldn't quite put it on the same level as Gibson's. The Yankees were not heavily favored like the A's were. Eckersley was the best closer in the game. It felt like a prize fighter who got his bell rung and never recovered. Didn't help that the next game the A's had to face the hottest pitcher in the league.
I will rank the Freeman moment as a close second to the best moments I've ever watched as a Dodger fan. I wish I could post a picture of my personalized Dodger jersey number 34 with my last name on the back. For some reason I can find it in my pictures but when I try to post it the picture isn't there. I had that number as a softball player for over 30 years as a tribute to Fernando. Wore it every game this postseason. I suppose now I can wash it.
