Seattle (2-0) And L.A. (1-0), (All Road Wins) Lead Their L.C.S.

They (Sea and L.A. perhaps linked by Japan, Ichiro and Ohtani) met in the last 3 “regs,” a virtually meaningless L.A. Dodgers sweep and now a meeting in baseball’s most important entity, ‘el’ World Series is a favorite proposition.

Seattle (Mariners) to this point, the only one of the 30 big league baseball teams, never to have made a World Series, leads fellow 1977 A.L. expansion team, the Toronto Blue Jays 2 games to none after (3-1) and (10-3) victories at Toronto.

Jorge Polanco, putting on a superb clutch hitting show, (he tuned in the div series winning run with a 1 out/bases loaded bottom 15th inning single in #5 to sink Detroit and has delivered hits to put Sea ahead to stay in both wins (games 1 and 2) at Toronto (a single in the 6th after 60 Homer Cal Raleigh matched the Jays’ George Springer (Springer the ringer, look out Polanco as you did a post game interview, however, I see little hope (one never knows) for Tor as the series shifts to Seattle for #’s 3,4 and a fifth if necessary), and then a 3RHR to break a (3-3) tie yesterday) is leading “Sea.”

L.A. (Dodgers) a team I once loved until Lasorda, a Costas quote is he could not utter one sentence sans profanity, unless he was on some form of mass media, so foolishly pitched to Jack Clark in #6/’85 NLCS and I think the ball is still going!!–won (2-1) in game 1 as Blake Snell, once lifted too early, helping L.A. win the no so hot 2020 season title, hurled 8 brilliant 1 hit innings as F. Freeman, the best of the lot and a great, so rare modern player HR’d to yield (1-0) L.A. T6.

They would need the insurance run T9, and also Treinen K’ing someone to end it.

Jorge Polanco, remember he was interviewed, whose p.s. clutch hitting HAS been sensational, is pictured above.

Sea hungers for basketball as their once team “City” (Oklahoma City Thunder are current NBA champions) and the NFL Seahawks are (4-2) and in a 3 way NFC West first place tie ‘con’ the Rams and Niners, however, their “must” is at least, a first World Series appearance for the Mariners, who are top heavy “faves” vs fellow ’77 expansion team “Tor,” thus each in their 48th completed season (Tor won titles in ’92 and ’93 but is only (2-5) in previous ALCS– with that series winner going (6-1) in the subsequent World Series–only the Indians, now the Guardians, of 2016 lost in that entity as the first 6– the ’85 and 2015 Royals, the aforementioned ’92 and ’93 Jays and ’89 A’s/’91 Twins won in that entity.