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Postseason Picks

Who's gonna win it all? 11 members have voted

  1. 1. Who's gonna win it all?

    • Houston Astros
      54%
      6
    • Los Angeles Dodgers
      9%
      1
    • New York Yankees
      9%
      1
    • Minnesota Twins
      0%
      0
    • Oakland Athletics
      0%
      0
    • Atlanta Braves
      0%
      0
    • Tampa Bay Rays
      9%
      1
    • Washington Nationals
      18%
      2
    • St. Louis Cardinals
      0%
      0
    • Milwaukee Brewers
      0%
      0

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Featured Replies

  • Author

Nationals lead the NLCS 2 games to 0 and heading home for three, if needed.

I was the one guy who voted Nationals in the poll and I feel pretty good about that prediction right now.

  • Author

I hope so or my Cards/Astros WS prediction is dead

Nah man, we need my Astros/Nationals pick to come true.

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Just when he was starting to heat up, too.

Story of his Marlins tenure.

That was always overblown.

 

Two of the major injuries he had were getting beaned in the face in 2014 and then getting hit in the hand in 2015. He had the groin injury late in 2016 but otherwise he had been healthy since 2013 outside of freak injuries as a result of getting hit by pitches.

  • Author

Just when he was starting to heat up, too.

Maybe he overheated. Had to stay out of the lineup to avoid heat stroke?

  • Author

That was always overblown.

 

Two of the major injuries he had were getting beaned in the face in 2014 and then getting hit in the hand in 2015. He had the groin injury late in 2016 but otherwise he had been healthy since 2013 outside of freak injuries as a result of getting hit by pitches.

He has not been very healthy the last 2 years. The only reason that he was ale to play so many games last year was that he could fill the DH spot on the AL team. He had a nagging hamstring issue most of the year.

That was always overblown.

 

Two of the major injuries he had were getting beaned in the face in 2014 and then getting hit in the hand in 2015. He had the groin injury late in 2016 but otherwise he had been healthy since 2013 outside of freak injuries as a result of getting hit by pitches.

Those two injuries you mention were freak incidents, yes, but he missed a full month in 2012, 2013, and 2016. He missed time in 2011 due to leg injuries. Also, pretty sure he wasn't hit in the hand in 2015, but broke a bone from a swing. I could be wrong.

 

Regardless, I wouldn't say any of it was overblown. Injuries + massive slumps.

Ozuna blew off at least one reporter after the game I see.

Gross.

 

And how did you get to see it?

 

And did you take any video by any chance?

  • Author

Ozuna blew off at least one reporter after the game I see.

I wonder if Gallen or Alcantara would have blown off that reporter.

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