(Bruce) Bochy (P.Season) Ball Notes And Opinions/Predictions

The incredible success, really the greatness is in the ‘offs, not the more “legitimate” regular season, of Bruce Bochy deserves more notes.

His post-season record after going just (8-16) in post-season as S.D. (Padres) as stated here before, is “Giants’ #’s, (they will eventually trek to a Bochy “Hall” induction) (51-24).

In games with a chance to clinch a series, Bochy’s teams after going (1-2) in such with San Diego are a most impressive (14-3).

The game 4 “indicator” which fell to (11-3) when Bochy’s eventual champion Texas team won the ALCS vs another Texas team, Houston (Astros) despite a loss in #4, is now (12-3) that is 80 percent (is there a symbol for percent on this, which has taken over?).

By the way, at a certain “book,” (read them, do not, or minimum decrease betting at them) whose name invokes a classic Shakespeare play and transmitted, albeit for only seconds, but that is enough to be criticized, that the Dallas “2” attempt was successful, when it was not, “opened” Texas (Rangers) as second choice, just 8 to 1 underdogs to repeat as baseball title winners in 2024.

As I predicted regarding Georgia, which is still a viable title threat, (however (9-0) S Up but (2-7) spread means they would not only have to win 6 straight games, which they might (I say no), that would mean an unprecedented third straight Associated Press college football crown, but also cover those 6, which of course, is even more unlikely, to be a $ maker this season) saying they would not title, I do the same, not going too far out on a limb, saying Texas will not repeat.

If G-d or equivalent said Georgia and Texas Rangers, I would be happy (there are far worse, subjective choices) but I say no to Georgia, although they, the BullDOGS are just a 2 and a fraction “dog” to do so and far more emphatically, say no Bochy/ball title in 2024.

Again, hail Bochy, hail Texas (Rangers) and I sure as “bleep,” can live with a Texas repeat. (Rhyme).

Certainly the expanded ‘offs “allowed” it, however the record 5 wins for Nathan Eovaldi, pictured above is quite impressive, albeit not to be confused with say Christy Mathewson in 1905 or Harry “The Cat” Breechen in 1946, to name just two.