Question about last night's game

[Mets_bs]

Were they playing at Shea? Cause with the way the crowd and the Marlins announcers reacted on both homeruns, it sure seemed like it was.

[Beetle]

Yes, I was there and the crowd was markedly pro-Mets last night. With Pedro starting, and the amount of New Yorkers living in the area, it's no surprise.

[FishFan24]

Kinda hard not to be when the team is winning 10-1, isn't it? It was definately the other way around in the first game though.

[MarlinsChik305]

I was actually wondering wether they moved the game to New York. The fans got excited when they scored runs and the announcers screamed when a homerun/run was made. Where were all the Marlins fans?

[Admin]

Were they playing at Shea? Cause with the way the crowd and the Marlins announcers reacted on both homeruns, it sure seemed like it was.

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Yeah, that crowd sounded like Shea. The Mets guys commented on how it sounds like Shea several times.

[Hollyberry]

I was actually wondering wether they moved the game to New York. The fans got excited when they scored runs and the announcers screamed when a homerun/run was made. Where were all the Marlins fans?

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Almost half of the people who live in Miami are from New York. Snow Birds

 

There were not all Met fans their yesterday, its just because half of the Met fans were all drunk... so they screamed louder :lol

[prinmemito]

We have a lot of New Yorkers in South Florida. They need to become more acclimated to the culture of South Florida. Those that want to continue to cheer for their New York teams should be deported back to New York. :plain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:lol :lol

[Hollyberry]

We have a lot of New Yorkers in South Florida. They need to become more acclimated to the culture of South Florida. Those that want to continue to cheer for their New York teams should be deported back to New York. :plain

:lol :lol

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:lol :thumbup

[legacyofCangelosi]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

[MiRi]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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Exactly. It just bugs me.

[PBMarlin]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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I agree with you on that point. It does seem to me that Waltz gets way more excited when the other team hits a slam, or homer or scores. I don't know if he is trying to compensate so he doesn't sound too much like a homer, but if that is the case he needs to tone it down a bit and become more balanced.

[legacyofCangelosi]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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I agree with you on that point. It does seem to me that Waltz gets way more excited when the other team hits a slam, or homer or scores. I don't know if he is trying to compensate so he doesn't sound too much like a homer, but if that is the case he needs to tone it down a bit and become more balanced.

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Thats what i think it is, he doesnt want to sound like a homer, but the fact is its better to sound like a homer than like someone rooting for the other team.

[Hollyberry]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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Exactly. It just bugs me.

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I totally agree!

 

Rich: (Not exact words he uses).... BACK BACK BACK BACK.. GONE A HOOOOMMMEEEE RRRUUUNNNNNnn!! lol

 

Or when he says.. The Marlins FINALLY gave up more than 4 runs in a game :banghead

[MarlinsChik305]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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Ive noticed that several times. Waltz gets excited when other teams have RBIs or score runs. Its happened prior to this time. I prefer listening to the game actually, because it gets a bit annoying.

[MiRi]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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Ive noticed that several times. Waltz gets excited when other teams have RBIs or score runs. Its happened prior to this time. I prefer listening to the game actually, because it gets a bit annoying.

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Max likes having the TV volume up watching the game. I'd rather watch it on mute and have Felo turned on.

 

I tried giving Rich a chance and I don't think I like him much. :confused

[MarlinsChik305]

I just hate the fact that waltz gets so excited when the other team hits a HR. On the radio i listen to Hall of Famer Felo Ramirez and when the other team hits a homer he says it in a somber almost sad tone. Thats the way it should be.

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Ive noticed that several times. Waltz gets excited when other teams have RBIs or score runs. Its happened prior to this time. I prefer listening to the game actually, because it gets a bit annoying.

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Max likes having the TV volume up watching the game. I'd rather watch it on mute and have Felo turned on.

 

I tried giving Rich a chance and I don't think I like him much. :confused

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I think I am going to do that. Or listen to the game on the radio. Because Im fed up with it.

[MiRi]

Lanza....... estriiiike......

[Hollyberry]

Isnt the radio faster than the t.v? So I will know the play before it happens on t.v?

[MiRi]

Isnt the radio faster than the t.v? So I will know the play before it happens on t.v?

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That's true. DirectTV. Ah well... I'd still rather hear Felo than Rich.

[Hollyberry]

Isnt the radio faster than the t.v? So I will know the play before it happens on t.v?

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That's true. DirectTV. Ah well... I'd still rather hear Felo than Rich.

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K.. Thanks

[legacyofCangelosi]

Hearing it on the radio is a few seconds faster than tv but its not that bad, you get used to it.

[Hollyberry]

Hearing it on the radio is a few seconds faster than tv but its not that bad, you get used to it.

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I might try that tonight

[Malman]

Were they playing at Shea? Cause with the way the crowd and the Marlins announcers reacted on both homeruns, it sure seemed like it was.

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Yeah, it kind of reminded me of Game 6 of the 2003 World Series...I could have sworn that game was played in Miami.

[Guest Juanky]

Laaanzaaaaaaa.....booola afuera a nuestro 'catcher', Lo Duca de Paul

[OrlandoFish]

We have a lot of New Yorkers in South Florida. They need to become more acclimated to the culture of South Florida. Those that want to continue to cheer for their New York teams should be deported back to New York. :plain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:lol :lol

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