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October 19th, 2025 at 12:37:53 PM permalink
Did you see the running back for Curry had 20 rushes for 522 yards and 7 touchdowns. That is an impressive game.
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October 19th, 2025 at 1:15:39 PM permalink
Wow colts just missed a. Extra point. How do you miss an extra point. It was wide Left
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October 19th, 2025 at 1:17:40 PM permalink
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It was a "good" game. But not in Rick Wise’s class. He ‘only’ had two home runs while pitching a NO HITTER. That means he pitched 9 innings,
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that wasn't a playoff game

and the game Ohtani won was not just a playoff game but one that put the Dodgers into the World Series

Wise's game was a meaningless game - he pitched for the Phillies in 1971 who finished in 6th place in the National League with a record of 67-95

he pitched his great game against the less than mediocre Cincinnati Reds who finished the year 79-83

Wise's team finished 30 games behind the first place Pittsburgh Pirates

you're a very smart guy who I respect a lot

but in this instance what you posted is the exact opposite of what is true

Rick Wise's game was not of the same class as Ohtani's game

and calling Ohtani's game only "good" is quite ridiculous indeed



oh, and worth repeating from the news article:

"Don’t even bother asking: Has any team’s starting pitcher ever mashed three home runs in one postseason game? That’s hilarious. Of course no pitcher has ever had a three-homer game in any postseason.

Perhaps this would put those three long balls in better perspective: Only two starting pitchers have ever even hit two postseason home runs in their entire careers: Bob Gibson (in 1964 and ’68) and Dave McNally (in 1966 and ’74)."

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My post was mildly tongue in cheek. Ohtani’s game was with Dodgers already up 3-0 in the series. Had Ohtani struck out all 3 times instead of homering the Dodgers still win the game.
How about this. Ohtani had the best game in MLB postseason history. Rick Wise had the best game in MLB regular season history.

Ohtani is a true unicorn. In all this hoopla, we forget that he’s one of the best base stealers in MLB when unleashed.
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October 19th, 2025 at 2:14:19 PM permalink
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Wow colts just missed a. Extra point. How do you miss an extra point. It was wide Left
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XP make % has been around 94-95% since they moved it backwards.

Giants just missed one too.
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