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UPCOMING SCHEDULE September 2017 the hunt for home field

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  • AMAZING!!

    Sorry I don't check this board too often mjp, but I've been keeping up with the team every day even since before the streak. Looks like the Tribe will be in Houston the week after the Browns are (assuming we both make it to the ALCS).

    By the way, you guys are lucky we didn't blow the streak by how much you posted about it! I refused to talk about it until the day we broke it. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #54

    @wargograw said:

    AMAZING!!

    Sorry I don't check this board too often mjp, but I've been keeping up with the team every day even since before the streak. Looks like the Tribe will be in Houston the week after the Browns are (assuming we both make it to the ALCS).

    By the way, you guys are lucky we didn't blow the streak by how much you posted about it! I refused to talk about it until the day we broke it. 

    It wouldn't be the week after...it would be the DAY after.....assuming both the Tribe and the Astros made it that far.  And you may have just blown it by talking about it!!!!  Both teams have to win to get there.

    But...making certain assumptions, those being that the Indians take the #1 seed and the Astros take the #2 seed....then you have the following:

    The #1 AL seed would play the Wildcard winner on the following dates:  Oct 5/6/8/9/11  (if the series went all 5 games)

    Then....The #1 seed (assume Indians) and the #2 seed (assume Astros)  would play the following dates:

    10/13 in Cleveland,  10/14 in Cleveland,  10/16 in Houston, 10/17 in Houston, 10/18 in Houston,  10/20 and 10/21 in Cleveland.

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #55

    What an amazing run!

  • What an amazing run!

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #56

    @dutch-oven said:

    What an amazing run!

    I'm just soaking it all in a once in a 100 year accomplishment by our Cleveland Indians, well done. W22.

  • 2017 sports story of the year - The Cleveland Indians 22+ game win streak.

    2017 Cy Young Award Winner - Cory Kluber 

    2017 AL MVP - Jose Ramirez 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #57

    @mjp28 said:

    2017 sports story of the year - The Cleveland Indians 22+ game win streak.

    2017 Cy Young Award Winner - Cory Kluber 

    2017 AL MVP - Jose Ramirez 

    2017 play of the year - A. Jackson sensational catch over the center field wall in Boston. 

    2017 manager of the year - Terry Francona, naturally.

    Any more?

  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
    #58

    Thank God for the Tribe!  Another win today!  Go Tribe!

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #59

    But, the Astros don't want to go away.   They are still just a game and a half behind the Tribe for best AL record.   And the Dodgers are now back on track and have a substantial lead for best overall record.

  • But, the Astros don't want to go away.   They are still just a game and a half behind the Tribe for best AL record.   And the Dodgers are now back on track and have a substantial lead for best overall record.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by Dutch Oven
    #60

    @the-gipper said:

    But, the Astros don't want to go away.   They are still just a game and a half behind the Tribe for best AL record.   And the Dodgers are now back on track and have a substantial lead for best overall record.

    Eh, the Indians didn't have home field for the '48 playoff game or World Series either... 😉

    And your new avatar makes me think: "Your Goddamn right" every time I see it now... 😆

  • @the-gipper said:

    But, the Astros don't want to go away.   They are still just a game and a half behind the Tribe for best AL record.   And the Dodgers are now back on track and have a substantial lead for best overall record.

    Eh, the Indians didn't have home field for the '48 playoff game or World Series either... 😉

    And your new avatar makes me think: "Your Goddamn right" every time I see it now... 😆

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #61

    @dutch-oven said:

    Eh, the Indians didn't have home field for the '48 playoff game or World Series either... 😉

    And your new avatar makes me think: "Your Goddamn right" every time I see it now... 😆

    You're Goddam right!

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #62

    This is it folks, 12 games.........

    Date    Opp    Time    TV    Indians : Pitcher    Opp: Pitcher
    Tue. 19    at LAA    10:08 PM ET    STOh/FSW/ESPN    M. Clevinger (10-5)    T. Skaggs (2-5)
    Wed. 20    at LAA    10:08 PM ET    STOh/FSW/ESPN    J. Tomlin (9-9)    R. Nolasco (6-14)
    Thu. 21    at LAA    4:07 PM ET     STOh/FSW    D. Salazar (5-6)    P. Bridwell (8-2)

    Fri. 22    at Sea    10:10 PM ET     STOh/RTNW    T. Bauer (16-9)    E. Ramirez (5-6)
    Sat. 23    at Sea    4:10 PM ET     STOh/RTNW    C. Carrasco (16-6)    A. Moore (1-4)
    Sun. 24    at Sea    4:10 PM ET     STOh/RTNW    C. Kluber (17-4)    M. Leake (3-0)

    Tue. 26    vs. Min    7:10 PM ET     STOh/FSN    M. Clevinger (10-5)    B. Colón (4-5)
    Wed. 27    vs. Min    7:10 PM ET     STOh/FSN     
    Thu. 28    vs. Min    12:10 PM ET     STOh/FSN     

    Fri. 29    vs. CWS    7:10 PM ET     STOh/CSCh     
    Sat. 30    vs. CWS    7:10 PM ET     STOh/WGN     
    OCTOBER 1 vs CWS.....THE LAST GAME OF THE REGULAR SEASON! 

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #63

    AL Central

    Team    W    L    Pct    GB
    X-Cleveland    93    57    .620    -   <--- they need 1 game over .500 for 100 wins, think about that! 😮

    Minnesota    78    72    .520    15
    Kansas City    73    76    .490    19.5
    Detroit    62    88    .413    31
    Chi White Sox    60    89    .403    32.5

    Full Standings - CLEVELAND.COM 

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #64

    Well now they only need to play .500 ball to hit 100 wins. Remember the 100-44 and 99-62 (didn't play last make up game) teams? This team is close to those teams with kluber.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #65

    They still only have that game and a half on Houston...who is obviously keeping up some pace.

    Also, in the wildcard races....in the AL, technically, only two teams have been mathematically eliminated:  White Sox and Tigers.  While in the NL 7 teams have been eliminated.

    The best race in Baseball may in fact be for the final WC spot in the NL.   Colorado holds a 1 game lead on  Milwaukee. 

    And only the AL East and the NL Central division title races are not settled......between the Yankees and Red Sox, and Cubs and Brewers.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #66

    The one-game playoff for WC is lame. 

  • The one-game playoff for WC is lame. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #67

    @wargograw said:

    The one-game playoff for WC is lame. 

    Totally unless you're dead on tied, get rid of it! After 162 games really? MLB got this one wrong.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #68

    I do think it should be a 3-game series though, not 5.

  • The one-game playoff for WC is lame. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #69

    @wargograw said:

    The one-game playoff for WC is lame. 

    Should be 3 games.

  • Well now they only need to play .500 ball to hit 100 wins. Remember the 100-44 and 99-62 (didn't play last make up game) teams? This team is close to those teams with kluber.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #70

    @mjp28 said:

    Well now they only need to play .500 ball to hit 100 wins. Remember the 100-44 and 99-62 (didn't play last make up game) teams? This team is close to those teams with kluber.

    And now forget the Astros they have a shot at the LA DODGERS! 😮

    .......well eventually. 

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #71

    CAN THE INDIANS WIN OUT? Yeah go ahead and chuckle, check out the matchups......

    Date    Opp    Time    TV    Indians : Pitcher    Opp: Pitcher
    Fri. 22    at Sea    10:10 PM ET     STOh/RTNW    T. Bauer (16-9)    E. Ramirez (5-6)
    Sat. 23    at Sea    4:10 PM ET     STOh/RTNW    C. Carrasco (16-6)    A. Moore (1-4)
    Sun. 24    at Sea    4:10 PM ET     STOh/RTNW    C. Kluber (17-4)    M. Leake (3-0)

    Tue. 26    vs. Min    7:10 PM ET     STOh/FSN    M. Clevinger (11-5)    B. Colón (4-6)
    Wed. 27    vs. Min    7:10 PM ET     STOh/FSN    J. Tomlin (9-9)    A. Mejía (4-6)
    Thu. 28    vs. Min    12:10 PM ET     STOh/FSN    D. Salazar (5-6)    K. Gibson (11-10)

    Fri. 29    vs. CWS    7:10 PM ET     STOh/CSCh     
    Sat. 30    vs. CWS    7:10 PM ET     STOh/WGN     
    OCTOBER 1 vs the CWS

    Now that would be for sports not just MLB history!  😮

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #72

    Never happen? I'm sure there's a betting line somewhere on that....or there'll will be soon. London?

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #73

    JUST A RECAP OF SEPTEMBER,  in case you've forgotten.......

    September
    Date    Opp    Result    Rec    Win    Loss    Save    Att
    Fri. 1    @ Det    W 3-2    77-56    C. Allen    S. Greene    J. Smith     26,093
    Fri. 1    @ Det    W 10-0    78-56    M. Clevinger    B. Farmer          24,342
    Sat. 2    @ Det    W 5-2    79-56    C. Kluber    J. Zimmermann    C. Allen     25,272
    Sun. 3    @ Det    W 11-1    80-56    J. Tomlin    C. Bell          25,244
    Mon. 4    @ CWS    W 5-3    81-56    T. Bauer    J. Shields    C. Allen     16,848
    Tue. 5    @ CWS    W 9-4    82-56    D. Otero    D. Holmberg          12,369
    Wed. 6    @ CWS    W 5-1    83-56    C. Carrasco    R. Lopez          13,403
    Thu. 7    @ CWS    W 11-2    84-56    C. Kluber    M. Pelfrey          17,019


    Fri. 8    Bal    W 5-0    85-56    M. Clevinger    W. Miley          30,090
    Sat. 9    Bal    W 4-2    86-56    J. Tomlin    G. Ynoa    C. Allen     30,459
    Sun. 10    Bal    W 3-2    87-56    T. Bauer    J. Hellickson    C. Allen     21,259
    Mon. 11    Det    W 11-0    88-56    C. Carrasco    M. Jaye          18,521
    Tue. 12    Det    W 2-0    89-56    C. Kluber    M. Boyd          24,654
    Wed. 13    Det    W 5-3    90-56    M. Clevinger    B. Farmer    C. Allen     29,346
    Thu. 14    KC    W 3-2    91-56    C. Allen    B. Maurer          30,874
    Fri. 15    KC    L 3-4    91-57    J. Vargas    T. Bauer    M. Minor     34,025 <--------- the L
    Sat. 16    KC    W 8-4    92-57    C. Carrasco    J. Hammel          33,688
    Sun. 17    KC    W 3-2    93-57    C. Kluber    D. Duffy    C. Allen     32,313
    Tue. 19    @ LAA    W 6-3    94-57    M. Clevinger    T. Skaggs          36,171
    Wed. 20    @ LAA    W 6-5    95-57    T. Olson    Y. Petit    B. Shaw     38,424
    Thu. 21    @ LAA    W 4-1    96-57    Z. McAllister    P. Bridwell    T. Olson     29,863