Moose and I are taking full credit!

[Frobby]

I attended tonight’s game and met up with Moose Milligan in the middle innings and we watched the O’s storm back to win and end the losing streak.   It was a good crowd that was really into the game, and a lot of fun.  When the O’s got the W, most of the fans in the lower bowl stayed at their seats and gave them a loud ovation as they went through the handshake line and into the dugout.   Nice to see that kind of support from loyal fans after what they’ve been through.   
 

[HowAboutThat]

Of course, this means you have to attend all the rest of the games…

Although if Mike finds out, he’ll probably have you guys thrown out

[sevastras]

1 hour ago, Philip said:

Of course, this means you have to attend all the rest of the games…

Although if Mike finds out, he’ll probably have you guys thrown out

They can start that tradition next year. 

[Ruzious]

I was watching on tv.  That crowd was loud!  Definitely the best fans in the world.  

[Moose Milligan]

You guys wouldn't beeeeeeeelllliiiiieve the obscenities @Frobbywas yelling at the Angels!

Jokes aside, great game!  Tremendous fans.  It wasn't a sellout like it was for Fantastic Fans in '88 but the lower bowl was fairly full and the place went nuts when we pulled ahead.  

And yes, Frobby and I are taking full credit!  It was great to meet him!

[Maverick Hiker]

Sounds like a great evening I wish I had gone.  Breaking that long losing streak such a relief. 

[Sports Guy]

Last night felt like a game they were Going to win, even when down 6-2.  They kept fighting and I think the biggest hit may have been the Stewart homer.  Making the game 6-4 early on just felt like the team knew they could chip away.

[Ruzious]

The first time I thought they'd win it was... in the 9th inning - when Wells came in there looking like a real closer.  And some day, he might come in - in a closing situation - what a concept.      

[Can_of_corn]

32 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

Last night felt like a game they were Going to win, even when down 6-2.  They kept fighting and I think the biggest may have been the Stewart homer.  Making the game 6-4 early on just felt like the team knew they could chip away.

Now we know you are trolling when you say DJ did something useful.  

[Sports Guy]

22 minutes ago, Ruzious said:

The first time I thought they'd win it was... in the 9th inning - when Wells came in there looking like a real closer.  And some day, he might come in - in a closing situation - what a concept.      

He looked good.  Stuff looks really good.  I have a hard time imagining them making him a starter next year at this point. 

[Griffey]

Watched on TV and it looked/sounded like a great atmosphere.  I'll be there Saturday night for my first game in Baltimore in 5 years, can't wait!

[LA2]

Let's win the series today. Then there will be exactly 36 games left and we can try to do just a little better than 4-32. Doubt that Arizona (or Texas) can beat that.

[Moose Milligan]

1 hour ago, Sports Guy said:

Last night felt like a game they were Going to win, even when down 6-2.  They kept fighting and I think the biggest hit may have been the Stewart homer.  Making the game 6-4 early on just felt like the team knew they could chip away.

Mullins had the tone setter.  First pitch off Ohtani, that was awesome.  The Stewart homer was awesome, too, but I think Mullins set the tone that they weren't going to lay down for Ohtani.

To be fair, Ohtani didn't have his best stuff.  Hit 97 a few times, was sitting around 93-94.  

 

[Legend_Of_Joey]

9 hours ago, Philip said:

Of course, this means you have to attend all the rest of the games…

Although if Mike finds out, he’ll probably have you guys thrown out

In before Wynns and Mancini are banned from the stadium until first pitch.

[sevastras]

40 minutes ago, Legend_Of_Joey said:

In before Wynns and Mancini are banned from the stadium until first pitch.

According to The Athletic, they were trying to figure out a way to change the mojo. Wynns came up with the idea of saging the stadium and had some overnighted. He and Mancini took about 15 minutes walking around slowly saging everything they could think of. Mullins was in the batting cage and smelt it and saw Mancini and said, “Smart man.”  Hyde smelt it in the clubhouse and asked if they were smoking different kinds of cigarettes.