All in a week we get a grand slam walk off. We score ten runs in an inning. We beat the Red Sox twice - & lose to them once (if you look at both lineups you can see that that signifies nothing)
We lose a couple in walk offs - and win another, in addition to the grand slam.
Basically we are the best and worst out there, depending on the night.
Four pitchers with 200+ strikeouts - & the fifth guy callup, Beiber has 118 in 114 innings pitched.
So why are the Indians the forgotten AL winner? They play in the central, and the sometimes brilliant hitters f___in collapse against good pitching.
I am watching every game, barring other responsibilities, but my doom and gloom says that it'll be another they blew it again season.
Better than no hope at all, but I am 70. My heart probably will not take another season like the last three.

Better than worst ever. That's for sure. Good luck to yours.

Well there goes that f____n season.
Three Pitcher errors plus a little bit of creative umpiring. Also a couple of the damned luckiest hits that I have ever seen.
Could we have won the third game? Yeah. But sometimes the other team gets a break.
And you have to make your own breaks. Our hitters didn't. Our bullpen didn't.
We didn't deserve to win.
And we sure as hell didn't.
We are a better team than we showed in the playoffs.
And the Astros were one hell of a better team on the field that we were.
Congratulations to them.

sorry Pogo.....Ofcourse i'm pulling for the Astros the rest of the way.... glad that the cubs and braves are out..... don't want the dodgers or brewers to win the WS