Hats off to Scotto who predicted a 6 game series. Odds are that will happen tomorrow night.

(11-03-2009 08:58 AM)DollarBill Wrote:  Hats off to Scotto who predicted a 6 game series. Odds are that will happen tomorrow night.

I'm not giving Scotto a lot of credit for his prediction. A World Series can end at game 4,5,6 or 7. Starting out that's just 4-1 odds. Much better than our odds of winning the Sun Belt Championship.

(11-03-2009 08:58 AM)DollarBill Wrote:  Hats off to Scotto who predicted a 6 game series. Odds are that will happen tomorrow night.

Thank you very much, kind sir.

And Doc, where's the love? I had the Yankees winning the ALCS back when there where 4 AL teams, although I did have the Dodgers (I never thought the Phillies would get this close).

CC Sabathia Andy Pettitte closes out the Fall Classic in Yankee Stadium in Game 6.

(11-03-2009 09:44 AM)Scotto Wrote:  

(11-03-2009 08:58 AM)DollarBill Wrote:  Hats off to Scotto who predicted a 6 game series. Odds are that will happen tomorrow night.

Thank you very much, kind sir.

And Doc, where's the love? I had the Yankees winning the ALCS back when there where 4 AL teams, although I did have the Dodgers (I never thought the Phillies would get this close).

CC Sabathia Andy Pettitte closes out the Fall Classic in Yankee Stadium in Game 6.

Just inserting a little humor Scotto. You da man!

(11-03-2009 03:26 PM)outsideualr Wrote:  

(11-03-2009 09:44 AM)Scotto Wrote:  

(11-03-2009 08:58 AM)DollarBill Wrote:  Hats off to Scotto who predicted a 6 game series. Odds are that will happen tomorrow night.

Thank you very much, kind sir.

And Doc, where's the love? I had the Yankees winning the ALCS back when there where 4 AL teams, although I did have the Dodgers (I never thought the Phillies would get this close).

CC Sabathia Andy Pettitte closes out the Fall Classic in Yankee Stadium in Game 6.

Just inserting a little humor Scotto. You da man!

Scotto; I expect the Yankees to end it in 6 but, I don't think of it as a lead pipe cinch. Maybe, sometime this week baseball season will finally come to an end. Imagine, if Reggie Jackson was playing today, he wouldn't be Mr. October. He would be Mr. November.