^ Which makes it all the more profitable (to my mind) to bet on Astros, so that's where my money and prediction goes for the next game. When was the last time a team won the Series after losing the first 3 games? Has it ever happened?
Yes, thanks to Google and wikipedia, it's my very own BoSox who did it in 2004!
Deserves a small punt from me, to be put all back on Astros every game after
Edit: So of course, me being me, I misunderstood Coin_trader's comment above, on the early 3-0 lead in the game which I somehow misread as Astros falling by 3 games to nil.
Remind me not to rush into comments about sports I know nothing about!
2-1 Phillies and Game 4 coming up. Now I'm on track. Thanks jeremypwr
Yes, thanks to Google and wikipedia, it's my very own BoSox who did it in 2004!
Deserves a small punt from me, to be put all back on Astros every game after
Edit: So of course, me being me, I misunderstood Coin_trader's comment above, on the early 3-0 lead in the game which I somehow misread as Astros falling by 3 games to nil.
Remind me not to rush into comments about sports I know nothing about!
2-1 Phillies and Game 4 coming up. Now I'm on track. Thanks jeremypwr
Hahaha. Anyway recovering on a 3-0 deficit is very rare on the current team of MLB due to there so close stats.
The series is already tied as expected on my previous comment. This is interesting because Astro show a dominance performance on the 5th inning of the game. I didn't expect that Aaron Nola will loose his ball control in 5th inning that leaves Alvarado as substitute in a lot of pressure with a full bases. This is the most sucks situation for a sub pitcher to enter because batter is on fire due to adrenaline and very hard to s.o.
My bet still goes for Philie 4-3 even with this pitcher error.
