I assume all here who cheered for the Royals last year will be doing the same this year.
You clearly do not understand logic. I was not cheering against the Royals but for my team.Same logic applies to you: since you were cheering against the Royals last year, you should be doing the same this year, meaning you will be rooting for the Jays
If only all that raw sewage could flow upriver toward Toronto instead of into the Atlantic.
I also hope that all of these newly minted Blue Jays fans realize that if the shoe were on the other foot and it was the Expos in the playoffs that Montreal would be on it's own. In fact, Toronto fan would probably be rooting for the other team.
They wouldn't know the Exrays were playing.If only all that raw sewage could flow upriver toward Toronto instead of into the Atlantic.
I also hope that all of these newly minted Blue Jays fans realize that if the shoe were on the other foot and it was the Expos in the playoffs that Montreal would be on it's own. In fact, Toronto fan would probably be rooting for the other team.
If only all that raw sewage could flow upriver toward Toronto instead of into the Atlantic.
I also hope that all of these newly minted Blue Jays fans realize that if the shoe were on the other foot and it was the Expos in the playoffs that Montreal would be on it's own. In fact, Toronto fan would probably be rooting for the other team.
Will MLB hand the world series to the Royals again like they did in 1985'?A rematch of the 1985 ALCS, hopefully with the same end result.
I assume all here who cheered for the Royals last year will be doing the same this year.
When you commit four errors in a single inning of a do or die playoff game and it leads to the home run that ends your season you are choking. That's what happened to the Rangers. The Jays choked in games one and two; Texas in the remaining games.Don't get too pissy because you prematurely celebrated the Jays "Choke Job". Now You've done a 180 and it's a Rangers choke job.
Wearing my Royals' blue today... lol.