10/18 Cubs (Arrieta) @ Mets (Syndergaard), TBS, 7:07 CT

[Guest]

I was fully prepared for us to lose a series somewhere along the line here. But I was at least expecting some respectable team to be the one to get there if it wasn't us, not this random assortment of veteran hitters and a bunch of young pitchers all peaking at the right time.

 

Not saying it's over...I just felt like we still had something to prove against St. Louis, and was so happy that we went out and did that. Would have been the same against the Dodgers, or hell even Washington if you gave me the hypothetical in April. It sucks that out of all this, right now the Mets are somehow the heavy favorite to be the one to come out all of this.

 

this mets team is basically the 03 cubs

[Cubswin11]

Good job, Jake

[Andy]

Jake has been pretty darn good since the first 3 batters, unfortunately they count

[Agony and Ivy]

Murphy's exit velocity on the homer was 90 mph. I'll bet 1% of homers had an exit velocity that low

[Omar]

Athlete's ERA in innings where he doesn't allow runs is 0.00.

 

Go Cubs !!

Edited October 19, 2015 by Omar

[weis21]

Why does this crowd sound dead?

because tbs

[Butterscup1679666578]

RUNS. NOW.

[Smack]

It's not 10-0 lets get a run and show some [expletive] life.

[Guest]

Murphy's exit velocity on the homer was 90 mph. I'll bet 1% of homers had an exit velocity that low

 

There's a tweet earlier this thread that said exactly that. 11 HR all year were that slow.

[Clem Fandango]

Sit down you Jason Clarke lookin' [expletive]

[KatJ]

Yes sign Murphy. 10 years 120

 

 

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Soriano, part deux. Nix.

[Fred Hornkohl]

P/PA through 5 inning(s)....

 

CUBS: 4.71

Mets 4.43

 

 

 

Go CUBS !!

[weis21]

RUNS. please for the love god please score some of these

[Andy]

Murphy's exit velocity on the homer was 90 mph. I'll bet 1% of homers had an exit velocity that low

I don't know if you stole Brett's Tweet, but that is exactly correct

[Bryants Disco Ball]

Cubs are scoring at least four runs this inning. Who of you are with me? Edited October 19, 2015 by Bryant's Disco Ball

[weis21]

only takes one big inning

[Guest]

Murphy's exit velocity on the homer was 90 mph. I'll bet 1% of homers had an exit velocity that low

 

There's a tweet earlier this thread that said exactly that. 11 HR all year were that slow.

 

weird.

[squally1313]

I was fully prepared for us to lose a series somewhere along the line here. But I was at least expecting some respectable team to be the one to get there if it wasn't us, not this random assortment of veteran hitters and a bunch of young pitchers all peaking at the right time.

 

Not saying it's over...I just felt like we still had something to prove against St. Louis, and was so happy that we went out and did that. Would have been the same against the Dodgers, or hell even Washington if you gave me the hypothetical in April. It sucks that out of all this, right now the Mets are somehow the heavy favorite to be the one to come out all of this.

 

this mets team is basically the 03 cubs

 

Yeah I didn't realize it at the time because I was like 14, but it must have been pretty frustrating for a Braves fan (or whoever else was good) to watch us and the cobbled together Florida Marlins in the NLCS.

[weis21]

Cubs are scoring at least four runs this inning. Who of you are with me?

in

[Irrelevant Dude]

Wow, that Librarians show looks.... like something that would be on TBS.

[UMFan83]

Murphy's exit velocity on the homer was 90 mph. I'll bet 1% of homers had an exit velocity that low

 

I posted a tweet that said only 11 HRs this year have been hit with that exit velocity or less this year. Less than 1% of all HRs

 

Edit: looks like I'm repeating everyone else

Edited October 19, 2015 by UMFan83

[ScrubMD]

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[Agony and Ivy]

Murphy's exit velocity on the homer was 90 mph. I'll bet 1% of homers had an exit velocity that low

I don't know if you stole Brett's Tweet, but that is exactly correct

 

I've avoided Twitter all night

[minnesotacubsfan]

8" off the strike zone is in fact a strike. thanks tbs. go back to Atlanta

[Irrelevant Dude]

Every single inning starts with that strike.