Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
Dammit, other people should be posting about this.
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
thanks vidor. I will look at that tomorrow. Looks really cool
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
That made me miss Scott Rolen.
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
Yeah, Rolen admitting that he was hoping they left Clemens in gives me goosebumps. And then taking the first pitch deep.
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
Wayne Hagin wasn't in the booth for very long, but his "A FLAIR FOR THE DRAMATIC" call of the Edmonds homer was the best call I've ever heard from a Cardinal broadcaster.
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
Good times. The sixteenth pennant was amazing. 105 wins. They should have won the World Series though, but that's another story.
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
I remember thinking, in real time, that lifting Brad Lidge was a serious mistake. The Cardinals could not hit him. They should have left him in that game until St. Louis got a hit or his arm fell off, whichever came first.
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Re: Oral history of the 2004 NLCS
Deadspin, et al, should like this:
Woody Williams wrote:The Astros played the game the right way.
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This gave me new respect for that Edmonds catch. I knew it was an amazing and important catch, but this really put into light just how incredible it was.