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Since the LDS began in 1995 there have been 48 series. Of those 48 series:

 

-27 of those 48 teams faced an 0-2 defecit (56%)

 

-9 of those 27 teams managed to win at least 1 game (33%)

 

-0 of those 27 teams managed to lose in 5 games (0%)

 

-4 of those 27 teams came back from down 0-2 to win (15%)

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They don't have a chance. They're swinging at crap pitches which I expected better plate discipline. It's like they can't even see the top spin of the ball, which makes it break and dive towards the ground.

 

They're not making great decisions on the pitching either, other than Zambrano.

 

I expected better than seeing this Mickey Mouse (expleitive). :x

 

*sigh*

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Since the LDS began in 1995 there have been 48 series. Of those 48 series:

 

-27 of those 48 teams faced an 0-2 defecit (56%)

 

-9 of those 27 teams managed to win at least 1 game (33%)

 

-0 of those 27 teams managed to lose in 5 games (0%)

 

-4 of those 27 teams came back from down 0-2 to win (15%)

 

so, you're saying we have a chance?

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aka See you in the spring

 

 

exactly. so far we've played like [expletive], so obviously the best reaction is to pour gasoline all over ourselves while complaining about the inevitability of defeat. since things are going so badly, maybe we should just forfeit now and ensure that we won't get our hopes up anymore.

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time to get to work on getting a-rod

 

With what money? and whose?

 

arod's so rich i think he'll play for the minimum just to play in chicago.

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time to get to work on getting a-rod

 

With what money? and whose?

 

arod's so rich i think he'll play for the minimum just to play in chicago.

 

I doubt it...although I hope he would consider it.

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Since the LDS began in 1995 there have been 48 series. Of those 48 series:

 

-27 of those 48 teams faced an 0-2 defecit (56%)

 

-9 of those 27 teams managed to win at least 1 game (33%)

 

-0 of those 27 teams managed to lose in 5 games (0%)

 

-4 of those 27 teams came back from down 0-2 to win (15%)

 

nobody has won game 3 and 4, just to lose in Game 5? Never?

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Since the LDS began in 1995 there have been 48 series. Of those 48 series:

 

-27 of those 48 teams faced an 0-2 defecit (56%)

 

-9 of those 27 teams managed to win at least 1 game (33%)

 

-0 of those 27 teams managed to lose in 5 games (0%)

 

-4 of those 27 teams came back from down 0-2 to win (15%)

 

nobody has won game 3 and 4, just to lose in Game 5? Never?

 

Then that's what we'll do. If there's a way to make history and break all of our hearts, then the Cubs will find it!

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Since the LDS began in 1995 there have been 48 series. Of those 48 series:

 

-27 of those 48 teams faced an 0-2 defecit (56%)

 

-9 of those 27 teams managed to win at least 1 game (33%)

 

-0 of those 27 teams managed to lose in 5 games (0%)

 

-4 of those 27 teams came back from down 0-2 to win (15%)

 

nobody has won game 3 and 4, just to lose in Game 5? Never?

 

Yeah, that surprises me as well. Does that mean there is such a thing as momentum?? Or is this a sample size issue? Has NSBB developed its own set of cliches?

 

While I sometimes take issue with the stat-o-centric, all-unquantifiable-events-are-luck mindset of this board (even as a math major), I will say that since joining this group I have become a much more knowledgeable baseball fan. I won't be on the boards Saturday, because I'll be at the game. But it's been great learning from all of the other posters on this board this year. Whatever happens, I really enjoyed it, and I look forward to more baseball conversations in the future.

 

*end of drunk tangent*

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If the Cubs can win game three, I'm confident they'll win game 4.

 

Sadly, I have little confidence in the Cubs winning game 5. They'll drag this series on just long enough to suck a little more life out of me.

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The '84 Padres looked about as bad as a team could in the first 2 games of the 5 game NLCS that year. Maybe this is the official end of the curse ie- the Cubs make the miracle comeback instead of choking it away.
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The '84 Padres looked about as bad as a team could in the first 2 games of the 5 game NLCS that year. Maybe this is the official end of the curse ie- the Cubs make the miracle comeback instead of choking it away.

 

That's how the Red Sox did it!

 

Win game 3 and Z goes in 4.

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