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We'd have won it in four if the offense had bothered to show up to the game. Wouldn't even be in game five. Now we have six outs to score three runs, which, without the offense, there's about a 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% chance of that occurring.

We're more likely to win 162 games next year than we are to score three runs in this ballgame. Hell, I think we're more likely to win 162 games next year than we are to score one run in this ballgame.

Outright the guys who can't handle the postseason. We don't need them.

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Yea, he's probably right this time, but if you keep saying that enough, it will eventually prove true. Not much fun to read about though, especially when you're watching the game and fully aware of the situation.

A guy who says it's two in the afternoon whenever you ask him what time it is turns out to be right once every 24 hours. Every season does end of course, this is not really news.

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We'd have won it in four if the offense had bothered to show up to the game. Wouldn't even be in game five. Now we have six outs to score three runs, which, without the offense, there's about a 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% chance of that occurring.

We're more likely to win 162 games next year than we are to score three runs in this ballgame. Hell, I think we're more likely to win 162 games next year than we are to score one run in this ballgame.

Outright the guys who can't handle the postseason. We don't need them.

I'm going to say this really, really slowly.

IT. IS. A. FIVE. GAME. SAMPLE.

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Well.... All I can say is "thank you" to the O's for a heck of a season. It was a fun, wild ride while it lasted and I look forward to next year and the offseason. I am now changing the channel because I just cannot emotionally handle watching the smug Yankees and their fans celebrate while our guys walk off their field with their heads hung low.

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