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  1. He took three steps back and then didn't even try to catch it in front of him. It was a Braunian effort Braun?
  2. Apologies of you have seen this before. I have seen similar footage about five years ago on YouTube, but it was pulled shortly after. This was posted earlier this season on Classic MLB1, and it probably deserves a watch if nothing else than to remind us of how hungry Brewers fans were for playoff baseball. Talk about a ramped up crowd! Also, it includes some interviews of Buck Rodgers, Sal Bando, and Rollie Fingers after the game ON FIELD with the crazy Brewers fans. Never saw those before…. There is a full game version too but this ending version gets the big 8th inning and Rollie’s finish. Simmons reaction takes the cake.
  3. Now I’m not sure what you think. Enough double talk and insults to confuse a guy… Respectfully and again, I agree that Game 7 was more exciting, back and forth whatever for fans of basketball. But it doesn’t compare to the actual winning of something like a championship for a fan base following a team. You also make Game 6 sound boring for some inexplicable reason. Tied at the end of 3…. Giannis goes off for a legendary 50 hitting 17 of 19 fts….Big shots by Bobby and Middleton down the stretch. And as a fan of the winning team, I’d rather be winning by more than by less at the end of a game. That’s a better game to me. Isn’t beating the Cubs 15-0 better than 2-1 in extras? Game 7 kept the Bucks alive. But Game 6 was for all the marbles in a small market where championships dare not be whispered too loudly. Game 6 will be talked about in Milwaukee for centuries. Not close, Old School. The biggest and best win in the history of the franchise. The biggest high with or without the dopamine hit…. 65,000 in the streets. Unheard of.
  4. Why rich and why suburban? Can’t follow your train of thought here…
  5. You were more pumped beating the Nets in the 2nd round than winning an NBA Championship?
  6. Then again, they could push Peralta back to the Twins series.
  7. Not the big 3, I would imagine.
  8. If you were wearing a Suns hat at Game 6, yeah, you are not the Rickey Henderson of Bucks fans. No blue.
  9. Just because the games get bigger doesn't mean they are better. None of the games against the Hawks were all that good or even memorable. Other than game 6 in the Finals that was the only game that was memorable. Game 7 against the Nets just was a better game and far more memorable. For a Bucks fan or follower, it was not bigger/better than Finals Game 6, and it isn’t even close. Life changer. Organization changer. City changer. Now, Game 7 was big too; it allowed them to continue the road to an NBA championship. Yet, there was nothing life altering that was won…. Just more games. Just respectfully disagree. spongeBOBBY! spongeBOBBY! spongeBOBBY!
  10. Biggest fan? Just saying the games get bigger as you go along. If the Bucks don’t win the championship, meaning losing NBA Finals Games 6 and 7, no one is talking about Nets Game 7 being THE defining game. It would all be about the Bucks not closing out Game 6 at home (especially) or taking Game 7 in Phoenix. People would have taken losing the Finals much harder than a 2nd round game 7 to a higher seed. It’s also why for Game 6 there were 65,000 were in the streets.
  11. Lol, OK. This makes no sense considering if the Bucks lose that game there is no championship. It was the only game that came down to the final possession and the only elimination game for the Bucks against what was most likely the best, and most unlikeable team they played. It was also the only game I was fully convinced they'd lose. And if they didn’t win any other won game (Games 3,4, or 6) in that series, they wouldn’t have won the championship either. It was a great game to watch for everyone and obviously needed win for the Bucks, but it was still just a 2nd round win. The games get bigger as you progress in the playoffs in every sport, in case you were unaware.
  12. Absolutely all of this and the free throws. Whoever is saying Game 7 Nets was the best game does not value a championship enough IMO. If you are talking about just a fun game to watch with no horse in the race, sure.
  13. Then again, maybe 2018…. NLDS Game 2?
  14. Game against Tigers 2018… Game 161?
  15. 99.7% to make playoffs…. Reds, Cards, and Padres lose Unreal…. Not even Sept yet
  16. It’s coming. Robots would also revolutionize the big curveball pitcher who nips the bottom edge of the zone with the catcher catching it about 8 inches off the ground…., an obvious ball to umps now but actually a strike.
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