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8.0
@FlameRaptorRaven
29d
What a pleasant surprise, a genuinely amazing game… until the end. Two of the worst organizations in sports during the last decade going head-to-head, truly an experience only for sickos, which is what I would say if Jose Soriano didn’t exist. Ironically, Soriano didn’t have a great outing. He was not bad, just not amazing. Still, it looked like it would be enough to secure the win for an Angels lineup that feasted on a washed Kyle Freeland. Despite that adversity and the Rockies being the Rockies, they refused to go away. The Rockies engineered a rally to not only complete the comeback, but give Colorado a 2-run lead. The Angels rose to the occasion as Soler tied it up only for the Rockies to rally one last time to take the lead in the top of the 9th.
Unfortunately, the bottom of the 9th happened. It looked like we were setting up for a dramatic ending only for a bad call to end the game after a review to turn a dramatic ending into the most anti-climactic kind. Could’ve been a 9.
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9.3
@zach
29d
The Colorado Rockies are not a baseball team. They are protagonists.
This game seemed completely out of reach through seven innings. Down 6-3 after a brutal 3rd inning, four errors throughout the game making their defense look laughable, it felt like it just wasn't Colorado's night.
Then, they teed off on Jose Fermin, absolutely dog-walking him for five runs in the top of the 8th. A two run lead with five outs to go, they bring in Senzatela to close this one out.
But because these are the Rockies, things do not go to plan. Jorge Soler hits the wackiest two-run RBI triple, bouncing off the netting in the right corner of the Angels' outfield which for whatever reason is in play. These teams went into the ninth tied at 8.
But my god, Karros and McCarthy put together back to back hits allowing Rumfield to sacrifice one run home. They could really do this.
Oswald Peraza's single had doubt creeping, but to end the game on a long, long decision on a double play felt perfect. This rocked.
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8.1
@jacksauer2
29d
Please free Jose Soriano from the shackles of the Angels. Not even his best start but still went 4 and 2 thirds allowing 2 runs and exited the game up 5-2. Unfortunately for him, the Angels have maybe the worst roster in the league and someone in the bullpen was bound to blow it. Yesterday, it was Jose Fermin. Kyle Karros drove in the first run, then Tyler Freeman, then Hunter Goodman went yard to make it 8-6 Rockies. In the bottom of the 8th, Jorge Soler drilled an opposite field hit to tie it, but of course the Angels poverty franchise couldn't get another run in, and TJ Rumfield gave the Rockies the lead and the win in the 9th. The Angels are just an absolute joke of a franchise. Mike Trout's career has completely gone to ruins in Anaheim. He should've gone down as one of the greatest players in baseball history.
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9.6
@carlzcam
29d
Nothing is out of the picture when these two bullpens face off. Kinda regret not going but the extra study time (I hope) will pay off nicely in tomorrows exam. Angels going grand salami before the Rockies had a monster inning as Anaheim was trying to begin the process of closing out. They tie it back in the bottom of the 8th, we ain’t done yet folks!! Karros and McCarthy address the extra innings allegations directly and delivers the Rockies the go ahead run. What seemed impossible now is possible. Jose Siri GIDP to end it on a questionable call at 1st, but nonetheless, the Rockies win this tank bowl.
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