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Worst type of loss?

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id rather lose 25-8 than lose on a walkoff homerun....

 

actually, the worst would be losing on an error....

25-8 is embarassing. At least on a walkoff HR, you know you played a good game, and had a shot at winning. You still have ur pride. Pride is key.

and in a related topic...I would rather blow out a team than win one on a game-winning HR or something.

BUT YOU STILL HAVE PRIDE AND RESPECT!

 

I guess I'm in the minority, but I'm a guy, and pride is a big thing.

 

Losing in the World Series as opposed to getting blown out is like saying you would rather be the worst team in baseball as opposed to losing the World Series.

The worst losses are the games you give away...

 

Obviously, giving a game you should have won away with an error makes things worse. Doing it in the World Series is downright nasty.

 

Bill Buckner anyone?

the way the redsox lost the world series against the mets!!!

 

damn BUCKNER :guillotine :hanged :censored

But, I'd rather be the Red Sox that year, than the Tigers this year.

Nobody's going to remember who was on this Tiger team. Bill Buckner's going to have to live with his error for the rest of his life.

As a fan, the worst type of loss is a blown lead. As a player in the game, the worst type of loss you can suffer is when you come back from down alot in a big time game to come up just short. Coming back and giving up the lead again would be the same as a blown lead, worse on the fans really then on the players. For me the worse type of loss as a player is when you score 6 runs in the bottom of the ninth but needed 7.

 

And to the ongoing arguement on whats worse, a big loss or a small loss, take the NCAA Tournament in 2002 into consideration. Miami lost to Mizzou in the first round by what seemed like a bazillion. But the Gators lost to Creighton on a last second, OT buzzer beating three. Which team would you rather be?

 

(And yes, I was watching the Gaytors game in the school wrestling room with some friends and we all jumped and hugged and did a dogpile when Creighton dropped the three to beat the Gaytors :D Poor Gaytors fans.)

As a fan, the worst type of loss is a blown lead. As a player in the game, the worst type of loss you can suffer is when you come back from down alot in a big time game to come up just short. Coming back and giving up the lead again would be the same as a blown lead, worse on the fans really then on the players. For me the worse type of loss as a player is when you score 6 runs in the bottom of the ninth but needed 7.

 

And to the ongoing arguement on whats worse, a big loss or a small loss, take the NCAA Tournament in 2002 into consideration. Miami lost to Mizzou in the first round by what seemed like a bazillion. But the Gators lost to Creighton on a last second, OT buzzer beating three. Which team would you rather be?

 

(And yes, I was watching the Gaytors game in the school wrestling room with some friends and we all jumped and hugged and did a dogpile when Creighton dropped the three to beat the Gaytors :D Poor Gaytors fans.)

yeah because UM is such a great bball program :rolleyes:

 

 

talk to me when you can be at .500 for a couple years str8

 

yeah and we went to this thing there once..

 

ummm...

 

i think its the biggest sports venue

 

the final four, national championship game, yeah thats it

 

call me when the canes go one day, but i might die before

As a fan, the worst type of loss is a blown lead. As a player in the game, the worst type of loss you can suffer is when you come back from down alot in a big time game to come up just short. Coming back and giving up the lead again would be the same as a blown lead, worse on the fans really then on the players. For me the worse type of loss as a player is when you score 6 runs in the bottom of the ninth but needed 7.

 

And to the ongoing arguement on whats worse, a big loss or a small loss, take the NCAA Tournament in 2002 into consideration. Miami lost to Mizzou in the first round by what seemed like a bazillion. But the Gators lost to Creighton on a last second, OT buzzer beating three. Which team would you rather be?

 

(And yes, I was watching the Gaytors game in the school wrestling room with some friends and we all jumped and hugged and did a dogpile when Creighton dropped the three to beat the Gaytors :D Poor Gaytors fans.)

yeah because UM is such a great bball program :rolleyes:

 

 

talk to me when you can be at .500 for a couple years str8

 

yeah and we went to this thing there once..

 

ummm...

 

i think its the biggest sports venue

 

the final four, national championship game, yeah thats it

 

call me when the canes go one day, but i might die before OK first off, this was an example not a gaytor bashing thing. And um yeah, you are good ocassionally in one major college sport. We are in TWO. We have more national titles in football then you do in your whole athletic department combined, and in baseball we are almost as dominant if not just as dominant.

 

Oh, and remind me again how many Hall of Famers you have in your program again in basketball? I can count one for Miami..... (and yes I'm talking basketball)

well you say you arent Gator bashing but when you write "gaYtor" instead of "gator"..... you are bashing it to begin with

well you say you arent Gator bashing but when you write "gaYtor" instead of "gator"..... you are bashing it to begin with

Sorry, force of habit

OK first off, this was an example not a gaytor bashing thing. And um yeah, you are good ocassionally in one major college sport. We are in TWO. We have more national titles in football then you do in your whole athletic department combined, and in baseball we are almost as dominant if not just as dominant.

 

Oh, and remind me again how many Hall of Famers you have in your program again in basketball? I can count one for Miami..... (and yes I'm talking basketball)

Miami has not been that dominant in baseball. Cal State Fullerton, Stanford and LSU have had much better programs over the last 10 years. Teams like Arizona State, USC and Texas have been just as good as Miami, too.

OK first off, this was an example not a gaytor bashing thing. And um yeah, you are good ocassionally in one major college sport. We are in TWO. We have more national titles in football then you do in your whole athletic department combined, and in baseball we are almost as dominant if not just as dominant.

 

Oh, and remind me again how many Hall of Famers you have in your program again in basketball? I can count one for Miami..... (and yes I'm talking basketball)

Miami has not been that dominant in baseball. Cal State Fullerton, Stanford and LSU have had much better programs over the last 10 years. Teams like Arizona State, USC and Texas have been just as good as Miami, too. Miami has constantly been in the College World Series. Even if they havent been the most dominant, they have always been near or at the top since the early 80s. Gator baseball? I wonder who keeps eliminating them from the postseason.....

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