Will you watch the next two games?

[Frobby]

The next two games are about as meaningless as it gets.   Will you be watching anyway?   

I’m sure I’ll see parts of both games and will make an effort to see the last couple of innings if they’re winning or the game is close.   But I’m not going to plan my weekend around it, that’s for sure.  

Mostly what I care about is (1) don’t let anyone get hurt and (2) don’t overuse the bullpen guys we’re going to need in close games.   

 

[theobird]

Yeah, I’ll check in on them. But It won’t be consuming my weekend either. There is a limit to my wife’s patience and she knows enough to know it’s not critical now. 

[SteveA]

I'll be somewhere downtown Sunday pregaming for the Ravens game at 8:15 pm.   Maybe Checkerspot or Pickett's or the Firehouse.  

If wherever I am has the O's on, I'll watch.   But if all they have is the other NFL games on, I probably won't go out of my way to ask them to change the channel.

Tomorrow -- I'll be home.   I'll probably bounce between the O's and college football.

[Teddy OBP]

Enough to will Cowser to a legendary finish to win ROTY

[Orioles West]

Hey, I watch every spring training game — a couple oh-by-the-way regular season games to set up a second consecutive run to the playoffs are fine by me.

No pressure.

No blood pressure.

Just the O’s putting a finishing touch on a winning season.

[HowAboutThat]

Duh…

it wouldn’t surprise me if he brings up a couple of guys from the minors to throw some innings, and it would be fun to see Young or McDermott.

regardless, the off-season is very very long, and I’m going to be watching as much as I can.

[Moose Milligan]

I’ll watch tonight. But Sundays are for football. 
 

Orioles game starts an hour before the Commies kick off so there’s that. I’ll watch for an hour, probably. 

Edited 7 hours ago by Moose Milligan

[sportsfan8703]

The pressure is off. The monkey is of our backs a little. We’re going into the playoffs with little expectations. The team has gotten healthy. 

I bet we win these next two games. The bats get to loosen up a bit. Maybe Mayo cranks one. A Daniel Johnson 3-4 type game?

Edited 7 hours ago by sportsfan8703

[interloper]

I'll have it on the laptop on the side for sure.

I'd love for them to call up Young and give him a start, that would get me to pay attention. 

[Roll Tide]

10 hours ago, Frobby said:

The next two games are about as meaningless as it gets.   Will you be watching anyway?   

I’m sure I’ll see parts of both games and will make an effort to see the last couple of innings if they’re winning or the game is close.   But I’m not going to plan my weekend around it, that’s for sure.  

Mostly what I care about is (1) don’t let anyone get hurt and (2) don’t overuse the bullpen guys we’re going to need in close games.   

 

I watch as many games as possible. With football season here I referee games late into the evening. By the time I arrived home the game was over

[CTBear]

Fox really messed up picking our game tonight. Zero implications for postseason berths or seeding

[O's84]

12 hours ago, Teddy OBP said:

Enough to will Cowser to a legendary finish to win ROTY

Well with the O's locked into the #1 WC, Cowser no longer has to be hindered by clutch situations.

Edited 1 hour ago by O's84

[dzorange]

Nah. Won’t be watching. Need a break from a now 162+ game season.

[forphase1]

I'm watching.   Both the most exciting time of the year for me,  and the most sad.  Excited for the playoffs,  yet sad that baseball is close to ending.   I agree with this statement from Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby, who once said: “People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.”

So yeah,  I'll be watching as there is only a little baseball left.  I'm only guaranteed 4 more Orioles games,  though I hope for many more.   Better believe I'm watching all of them that I can. 

[Aristotelian]

Sure, if I don't have anything else to do. Especially if they call up anyone interesting to pitch.