CLE AT CHN - October 29, 2016

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CLE AT CHN - October 29, 2016
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@lucino359 2 года назад

1:57:01 I see Javy attempted that infamous play in 2016

@greenglassdoorjigglypuffcl4470 2 года назад

Lol I thought the same thing too.

@moloko5 Год назад

"Some waited a lifetime and never saw this." Well said. The line was probably written for him, but give Joe Buck credit for capturing what that game meant at that time so well.

@Frank_Cohen 7 лет назад

15:56 Loudest crowd roar ever to end a first inning. You'd think they won it all. LOL. We're the best fans. 1:51:42 I know we lost but this clutch double play was incredible. Nice job, Grimmy 2:37:32 Baez beaut

@nicolasmiranda2272 7 лет назад

Frank Cohen sup

@fallen4life080 4 года назад

No that isn't the loudest loud roar. The D'Backs winning the 2001 WS was louder or pretty much anything at the Metrodome, that stadium was notorius for being loud. And no you are NOT the best fans. A large percentage of your fan base are fair-weather fans, not saying most but a LARGE percentage. Some of the relatively classiest fans include Nats fans, Reds fans, and, up until recently, Houston fans. Also, I would argue that even White Sox fans are better cause they're a large market team in the Cubs shadow, thus, less incentive for Sox fans to be "fair-weather".

@metallifreak100 2 года назад

@@fallen4life080 even during the worst of years, attendance at Wrigley was respectable. In 2012 when they lost 101 games (I went to 3 that year), attendance still averaged 32,000. Anytime a team gets good, fair weather fans come. Don’t care who you are. White Sox had tons of fair weather fans from 2005-2009ish. By 2013, they all pretty much left. I’ve had the pleasure of going to a dozen different ballparks. Nicest fans were the Diamondback fans. Rockies fans were surprisingly annoying. Heard 3 different people yell “Bartman!” At Cubs fans. I mean, those types of fans probably think Cubs fans actually believe in magical curses lol. I have to disagree with you about Reds fans from the 2 different bad interactions I’ve had with them, but I’m willing to acknowledge they could just be true anecdotes that don’t represent Reds fans as a whole. After all, I agree that there are plenty of idiot Cubs fans, just not more so than many other fanbases. Also I think Rangers fans were pretty pleasant. Been to their park, then interacted with them at a game back in 2013 at Wrigley in a suite.