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agreed. being at game 2 was devastating, especially realizing it could have been the final game @ Busch. The thing we have now is momentum, Busch is living to see another day and its going to be electric.ZoomZoomH said:nothing beats watching playoff baseball LIVE in person
well except those poor bastards that were at the game last night, it's like a simultaneous groin kick to everyone in the stadium, ouch
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theice said:
Exactly!
All you Houston guys should look in your backyards.
Someone should find Pujols's homerun ball... J/K It was a great game!
There's nothing like watching the best hitter in baseball smack a homerun in the NLCS game 5 9th inning with 2 outs, to bring it home baby!
I almost pooped my pants last night, UN FREAKING REAL!
Houston is tough real tough, but now it's coming home to BUSCH.
It's a whole different ballgame now.
GO CARDS!
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the cardinals did not get lucky...when u have the game on the line and one of the best players inbaseball up at the plate ..he actually did his job...they pay him to win and get the hit when it counts and he did. nuff said...and yeah it will prolly be a houston in the ws...but u know what...sure they have better pitchin..but they have to think about his loss now for 2 days when u one throw away from winnin and u loose it all..its like a kick in the nuts...they will have no motivation now after this...its anyones series now i think..GO CARDS
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OWNED!theice said:
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haha hell yeah...there should be a minimum distance for a hr...none of this every ball park has there own distance crap.when he hit that it was like holy crap..tehre goes the mooon...everyone knew it was gone...
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For Card fans!
NOT TODAY
Busch Stadium is not our house.
So I will not waste your time this morning talking about the importance
of the Cardinals protecting our house in Game 6 of the NLCS. I will not
broach the obscenity of seeing Houston players spilling champagne on our
living-room carpet.
Busch Stadium is not our house.
It's much more important than that.
It's where many of us watched our first game, caught our first foul
ball, begged for our first autograph.
It's where Gibby ruled the mound, where Brock ran like the wind, and
where Ozzie made all the folks go crazy.
It's where the El Birdos dominated, where Sutter struck out the last
batter of 1982, where Mike Shannon has worked since the joint opened in
1966.
The Ol' Redhead managed there. Stan the Man played his harmonica there.
The White Rat led us back to glory there. This is where Gussie drove the
Clydesdales, where Willie McGee tracked down fly balls, where Joaquin
Andujar summed up his philosophy of life in one simple word:
Youneverknow.
This is where Big Mac smacked No. 70, where Tommy Lawless flipped his
bat, where GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY...BRUMMER'S STEALING HOME!!!!!!!
This is where the greatest St. Louis team in Busch Stadium's history
performed. That's right, the 2005 Cardinals. They had the best
home-record, the best record in baseball. Right on that field.
Ted Simmons played there. Kenny Boyer managed there. And a beloved old
man in a bright red jacket told a mournful nation why it was good and
right to play baseball after Sept. 11.
My friends, Jack Buck's coffin rested on that field. Daryl Kile pitched
his last game there. And many of cannot walk into that stadium without
thinking of loved ones who are no longer with us.
Not today.
We don't lose today.
Not against the Houston Astros. Not against a pitcher named Pete Munro.
Not against a wild-card team.
Not in Busch Stadium.
No, it's not our house.
It's simply the place where our memories congregate, where our baseball
dreams are stored, where the voices of millions of fans and the ghosts
of seasons past await their call to arms.
Folks, it's time to wake 'em up.
NOT TODAY
Busch Stadium is not our house.
So I will not waste your time this morning talking about the importance
of the Cardinals protecting our house in Game 6 of the NLCS. I will not
broach the obscenity of seeing Houston players spilling champagne on our
living-room carpet.
Busch Stadium is not our house.
It's much more important than that.
It's where many of us watched our first game, caught our first foul
ball, begged for our first autograph.
It's where Gibby ruled the mound, where Brock ran like the wind, and
where Ozzie made all the folks go crazy.
It's where the El Birdos dominated, where Sutter struck out the last
batter of 1982, where Mike Shannon has worked since the joint opened in
1966.
The Ol' Redhead managed there. Stan the Man played his harmonica there.
The White Rat led us back to glory there. This is where Gussie drove the
Clydesdales, where Willie McGee tracked down fly balls, where Joaquin
Andujar summed up his philosophy of life in one simple word:
Youneverknow.
This is where Big Mac smacked No. 70, where Tommy Lawless flipped his
bat, where GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY...BRUMMER'S STEALING HOME!!!!!!!
This is where the greatest St. Louis team in Busch Stadium's history
performed. That's right, the 2005 Cardinals. They had the best
home-record, the best record in baseball. Right on that field.
Ted Simmons played there. Kenny Boyer managed there. And a beloved old
man in a bright red jacket told a mournful nation why it was good and
right to play baseball after Sept. 11.
My friends, Jack Buck's coffin rested on that field. Daryl Kile pitched
his last game there. And many of cannot walk into that stadium without
thinking of loved ones who are no longer with us.
Not today.
We don't lose today.
Not against the Houston Astros. Not against a pitcher named Pete Munro.
Not against a wild-card team.
Not in Busch Stadium.
No, it's not our house.
It's simply the place where our memories congregate, where our baseball
dreams are stored, where the voices of millions of fans and the ghosts
of seasons past await their call to arms.
Folks, it's time to wake 'em up.
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hellcat said:
Your not at home anymore!
(first) GO CARDS!
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busch stadium is a magical place...no stadium has the fans like stl...when u go there is a sea of RED...there is no split in fans like some stadiums...u get people where different teams...at busch its red or white..i have faith ..
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If we do get by Houston. (I have faith!)
The Sox are tough!
The Sox are tough!
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yeah but the sox are hillbillys..lol no they are a tough team ive watched em play in chicago all year...and it will be tough..but i"when" we get past houston its all good and in the bag i think
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well i'm screwed more than any of you! i hate every team left in the playoffs. Baseball season is offically over, being a cubs fan sure as hell can't be happy if any of the three teams left wins so i guess it's time to look forward to football season and the nfc north first place chicago bears!!!!!!!
