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Thread started 10/14/06 6:02pm

a2grafix

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Detroit Tigers return to World Series after 22 Years

Stand up and be proud. History in the making. The Tigers are off to the World Series after a 22-year absence!

Magglio Ordonez drilled a two-out three-run home run over the left field fence to give Detroit a 6-3 victory and ALCS four-game series sweep over the Oakland Athletics.

Good luck on getting tickets. WORLD SERIES tickets go on sale Monday. Now the Tigers can relax and condition for SIX days and wait out the winner of the National League Championship Series against the NY Mets and St. Louis Cardinals. This is just what Detroit and Michigan needs right now. Congrats to the Tigers! Sit back and relax and soak it all in. One for the history books.

(and selflish TheDetroitCrawl.Org plug ... )And imagine this ... whoever the Tigers face, be it the NY Mets or the St. Louis Cardinals, come Saturday night, Oct. 28, we could be partying in the streets of Motown as well as partying for free that night inside Buzz bar. That's the same night as The Detroit Crawl's WWPD Night at Buzz Bar -- 10pm - 2am.

Come out and party with your fellow motor babies as the Motor City is on top of the sports world once again. Wear your best midnight blue and burnt orange as we witness history.

Butterskotchpimp, Dj Ben Beverly and Adam will be out there in full force. Will U?


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Reply #1 posted 10/15/06 3:50am

a2grafix

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Anyone got anything to say?

American League Central dominates once again!

It would be quite cool if the Tigers play the Mets, the other New York team. Wonder what Yankees fans think of this?
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Reply #2 posted 10/15/06 5:47am

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PANDEMONIUM!!

I didnt get to sleep until after 2 this morning! Last night was a dream come true. Tears of joy flowed down my cheek. It was 22 years ago to the day that the Tigers won their last WORLD SERIES. I was 5 years old. I remember those close to me that were Tigers fans who are no longer with us. This one is for them! The scene throughout the city was absolutely beautiful. Strangers hugging each other, young and old, every race, and background. The party didnt stop until the wee hours. Kid Rock gave an impromtu concert at Cheli's across from Comerica. It was historic and surreal. That homerun by Magglio was like something you only dream of. This city is always hungry for a celebration and it looks like its feeding time again! Aint no party like a Detroit Party! woot!


WORLD SERIES BABY!! woot!

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Reply #3 posted 10/15/06 7:53am

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Get ready Tiger fans, the Cardinals are warming up.
Pitch to Pujols, I dare you.
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Reply #4 posted 10/16/06 8:56am

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woot! I am cheering them on!
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Being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect, it means you've decided to look beyond the imperfections... unknown
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Reply #5 posted 10/18/06 8:38am

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Watch Magglio Ordonez's walk off homer to advance to the Tiger's 1st World Series in 22 years here! biggrin

http://www.youtube.com/wa...ed&search=
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Reply #6 posted 10/18/06 9:20am

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YAY TIGERS.....HOOTY HOOOOO!!

I'm VERY happy excited
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Reply #7 posted 10/18/06 9:34am

kidelrich

woot!
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Reply #8 posted 10/18/06 9:36am

applekisses

kidelrich said:

woot!


highfive biggrin dancing jig
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Reply #9 posted 10/18/06 9:37am

applekisses

a2grafix said:

Stand up and be proud. History in the making. The Tigers are off to the World Series after a 22-year absence!

Magglio Ordonez drilled a two-out three-run home run over the left field fence to give Detroit a 6-3 victory and ALCS four-game series sweep over the Oakland Athletics.

Good luck on getting tickets. WORLD SERIES tickets go on sale Monday. Now the Tigers can relax and condition for SIX days and wait out the winner of the National League Championship Series against the NY Mets and St. Louis Cardinals. This is just what Detroit and Michigan needs right now. Congrats to the Tigers! Sit back and relax and soak it all in. One for the history books.

(and selflish TheDetroitCrawl.Org plug ... )And imagine this ... whoever the Tigers face, be it the NY Mets or the St. Louis Cardinals, come Saturday night, Oct. 28, we could be partying in the streets of Motown as well as partying for free that night inside Buzz bar. That's the same night as The Detroit Crawl's WWPD Night at Buzz Bar -- 10pm - 2am.

Come out and party with your fellow motor babies as the Motor City is on top of the sports world once again. Wear your best midnight blue and burnt orange as we witness history.

Butterskotchpimp, Dj Ben Beverly and Adam will be out there in full force. Will U?




woot! (btw, I helped create that scary image of Prince. biggrin -- I played art director that day lol )
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Reply #10 posted 10/18/06 2:55pm

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Enjoy it now Tiger fans. Pujols is coming.
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Reply #11 posted 10/18/06 3:56pm

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DarkKnight1 said:

Enjoy it now Tiger fans. Pujols is coming.

The Cards must win another game first! biggrin
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Reply #12 posted 10/18/06 4:20pm

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dreamfactory313 said:

DarkKnight1 said:

Enjoy it now Tiger fans. Pujols is coming.

The Cards must win another game first! biggrin
[Edited 10/18/06 15:57pm]


Carpenter will take care of that shortly.
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Reply #13 posted 10/19/06 9:47am

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DarkKnight1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:


The Cards must win another game first! biggrin
[Edited 10/18/06 15:57pm]


Carpenter will take care of that shortly.


Are you sure?

Game Seven for NLCS, winner take all. Does Cardinals have it in them? Do the Mets? Does Detroit care?

The Tigers will be refreshed and loaded after a six-day rest, ready to go. On the other hand the Cards or Mets will have only, just about, one day of rest to get to Detroit to face the Tigers. Heck, whoever comes out and wins the NLCS won't really get to savor the champagne before boarding a charter flight to the Motor City.
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Reply #14 posted 10/19/06 9:48am

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applekisses said:

woot! (btw, I helped create that scary image of Prince. biggrin -- I played art director that day lol )
That's why I keep on using it!
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Reply #15 posted 10/19/06 1:50pm

kidelrich

applekisses said:

kidelrich said:

woot!


highfive biggrin dancing jig


hug

I am pulling for Detroit big-time! biggrin
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Reply #16 posted 10/19/06 1:50pm

kidelrich



awesome pic! razz
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Reply #17 posted 10/19/06 1:51pm

applekisses

kidelrich said:

applekisses said:



highfive biggrin dancing jig


hug

I am pulling for Detroit big-time! biggrin


YAY! You rock, Ian! hug
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Reply #18 posted 10/19/06 1:52pm

purplerein

22 years is almost as many world championships the yankees have.
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Reply #19 posted 10/19/06 1:54pm

applekisses

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22 years is almost as many world championships the yankees have.


Yeah...and the Tigers beat them into the ground! biggrin
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Reply #20 posted 10/19/06 1:55pm

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a2grafix said:

DarkKnight1 said:



Carpenter will take care of that shortly.


Are you sure?

Game Seven for NLCS, winner take all. Does Cardinals have it in them? Do the Mets? Does Detroit care?

The Tigers will be refreshed and loaded after a six-day rest, ready to go. On the other hand the Cards or Mets will have only, just about, one day of rest to get to Detroit to face the Tigers. Heck, whoever comes out and wins the NLCS won't really get to savor the champagne before boarding a charter flight to the Motor City.



Im a little concerned now.
Ill take my chances with Suppan over Oliver.
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Reply #21 posted 10/19/06 2:41pm

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Its DO or DIE tonight!
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Reply #22 posted 10/19/06 2:46pm

applekisses

dreamfactory313 said:

Its DO or DIE tonight!


METS!! woot!
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Reply #23 posted 10/19/06 3:20pm

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applekisses said:

dreamfactory313 said:

Its DO or DIE tonight!


METS!! woot!

mad mad mad
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Reply #24 posted 10/19/06 3:27pm

applekisses

DarkKnight1 said:

applekisses said:



METS!! woot!

mad mad mad



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Reply #25 posted 10/19/06 3:32pm

dreamfactory31
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I dont really care who wins tonight but its gonna be a good game! I love to see Jose Reyes dance in the dugout.
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Reply #26 posted 10/19/06 8:50pm

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Its go time Tiger fans.
Go Cardinals!!!!!
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Reply #27 posted 10/20/06 2:19pm

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USA Today World Series prediction: http://www.usatoday.com/s...port_x.htm

It says the Tigers win in three. giggle
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Reply #28 posted 10/20/06 2:28pm

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Cards a nice story, but will be overmatched by Tigers

Understandably, there is talk of a miracle in St. Louis now. But there is talk of destiny in Detroit, too. And no one should blame them for that. The Tigers’ regular season was fabulous, their postseason even better. Their path has started to resemble that of the 2005 White Sox.

There isn’t any reason to think the AL is ready to abdicate. The NL entry hasn’t won a World Series game since 2003, and there isn’t any compelling reason to think they will win four games this time. My cardinal rule when the leagues are in a period where one’s dominating the other: stick with the superior league.

As for the teams, this looks like a mismatch. The Tigers have the best starting rotation in baseball, and it isn’t even close. They have two lights-out relief pitchers, and neither one of them is even their closer. Plus, they have power threats from the top to the very bottom of the lineup. The last three hitters in the Tigers lineup all hit at least 25 home runs. Top to bottom, they can overpower anyone.

Jon Heyman, Sports Illustrated
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Reply #29 posted 10/20/06 3:18pm

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dreamfactory313 said:

Cards a nice story, but will be overmatched by Tigers

Understandably, there is talk of a miracle in St. Louis now. But there is talk of destiny in Detroit, too. And no one should blame them for that. The Tigers’ regular season was fabulous, their postseason even better. Their path has started to resemble that of the 2005 White Sox.

There isn’t any reason to think the AL is ready to abdicate. The NL entry hasn’t won a World Series game since 2003, and there isn’t any compelling reason to think they will win four games this time. My cardinal rule when the leagues are in a period where one’s dominating the other: stick with the superior league.

As for the teams, this looks like a mismatch. The Tigers have the best starting rotation in baseball, and it isn’t even close. They have two lights-out relief pitchers, and neither one of them is even their closer. Plus, they have power threats from the top to the very bottom of the lineup. The last three hitters in the Tigers lineup all hit at least 25 home runs. Top to bottom, they can overpower anyone.

Jon Heyman, Sports Illustrated
http://snipurl.com/zy0y


Wow, first time to the series in forever and Tiger fans are sure as hell overconfident.

Shit, lets just engrave the trophy and get it over with.

Nothing sweeter than knocking the king off of his self-proclaimed mountain.
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