I guess you could make an argument that after the 7th out bullpen pitched better than theirs did given that our lineup was without Springer, Bo, Barger and Kirk. I watched in a Sports Bar here downunder. I think I've developed bed sores.
The Dodgers won because their superstars, unlike Bo and Soringer (and maybe Kirk) were healthy enough to play the whole game. Don’t think you should blame the manager for that or for an aggressive send by the third-base coach. The most problematic decision was allowing Dominguez to pitch to Ohtani (credit to Dan or Buck for first-guessing that one). Also, the Wetteland trade didn’t happen in the 1989 offseason; rather, Montreal got from LA via the Reds in the 1991 offseason.
I guess you could make an argument that after the 7th out bullpen pitched better than theirs did given that our lineup was without Springer, Bo, Barger and Kirk. I watched in a Sports Bar here downunder. I think I've developed bed sores.
The Dodgers won because their superstars, unlike Bo and Soringer (and maybe Kirk) were healthy enough to play the whole game. Don’t think you should blame the manager for that or for an aggressive send by the third-base coach. The most problematic decision was allowing Dominguez to pitch to Ohtani (credit to Dan or Buck for first-guessing that one). Also, the Wetteland trade didn’t happen in the 1989 offseason; rather, Montreal got from LA via the Reds in the 1991 offseason.