When you watch the World Series you understand WHY Baseball’s is America’s pastime for over 100 years…it’s intense,exciting and exhausting and brilliant all at the same time
Lifelong fan of the Texas Rangers since the 1990s. I am from DFW and I have been longing for a WS title my whole life. I am beyond nervous and excited. Was glad to beat the instate rivals.
Chase Field is in downtown Phoenix, right in the heart of the city and pretty much next door to the Suns' arena. The Cardinals play in Glendale. It's not a universal thing, but generally football stadiums will be further out while indoor arenas and baseball stadiums are more often in the city proper--often downtown.
DFW to Phoenix is a little over one thousand miles. About 16 hours by car, but a reasonable 2-3 hour flight. For a playoff game flying from any city in the US to another isn't all that uncommon, wherever you can get the tickets. But Phoenix has a ton of transplants as well so there's probably quite a few locals who root for the Rangers.
As a Phoenix-area native I can tell you there are a lot of transplants, but not a whole lot from the Dallas-Ft. Worth area There are a lot of Cowboys fans here of course, but lots of them are bandwagoners anyway
Unfortunately, World Series games are very difficult to buy the day of any game in another city as the home team most likely sold out before the World Series started. And if you do buy a ticket, you paid a scalper far too much for it...
My fiancé made the trip from Santa Fe, NM to Phoenix for Games 4 and 5. He’s a lifelong Rangers fan and I hope he has the time of his life 🎉 Go and take it!
Texas to Arizona is not far apart but Arlington, TX to Phoenix, AZ is over 1,000 mi. apart. Arlington, TX is over 600 mi. from El Paso, TX. In Beaumont, TX there is a sign for the distance to El Paso, TX at shown as 857 mi. away, all on I-10. Texas is bigger than you think it is.
love the seager AB, before the announcer is talking it over saying he wont get anything good to hit. 1st pitch off speed right down the middle and he hits it 421. love that man lool
It’s relatively close, but it’s over 1000 miles/1600 kilometers apart from the 2 cities. If they’re there from the Arlington area, they didn’t just hop over on a quick drive. I’m sure some people did fly over for the game and some are somewhat local Rangers fans.
Texas (Dallas) to Phoenix (Arizona) is a 16 hour drive. It is quite far between the two. That said Dallas airport is a major hub for American Airlines and likely has direct flights. But to give an idea of how big Texas is Phoenix to El Paso (western most Texas) is around a 7 hour drive. Dallas is almost as far East as Texas goes and is 9.5 hour drive to El Paso.
The Suns and Dbacks play in Phoenix, the Cardinals play in Glendale 🙂 The Coyotes play (temporarily) in Tempe Glendale and Tempe are both suburban satellite cities in the Phoenix metro area
That terrible strike call in the 9th was a make up call that never should have happened. 2 pitches earlier, the ump called a ball on a pitch that was a clear strike so he made up for it in the worst possible way
@@ronclark9724there’s no make up calls so no he did not do so correctly. The World Series is supposed to be the best of the best. You missed a call that’s on you. There’s a reason why people want robots
@@westhoodqualzini7884 It obviously wasn't an intentional make up call, but in the end the count was what it should have been and he grounded out. Like Smoltz said live, people were only going to show the second one because it would have been ball four, then MLB goes and proves him right just a couple hours later. DBacks fans really have nothing to complain about as far as that AB.
@@hbk314 no the count is not what it should have been. You missed one that’s on you. People are really tired of that sort of thing from umpires. Where a batter has his at bat messed up because of you. A strike is a strike and a ball is a ball. No makeup calls
Tip of the hat to the Rangers and sorry to see the injuries pop up. That said, looking for the Dbacks to bounce back in game 4 and get the win. Let's go Dbacks.
I've watched a lot of y'alls videos I think U have some experience in central New Jersey. Pretty cool. I live in South Jersey and am a fan for the Eagles and Phillies.
In regard to their being too many games, I can understand from an outsider looking in why you might think that. Baseball is my favorite sport, and the Cardinals are my favorite team, but I’ll never watch all 162 games or even close to that many. But following baseball is a completely different animal from most other sports, back in the day before most people had TVs you would go grab a paper and check the score and check the stats. Thats how I follow baseball, except replace the paper with the MLB app. I’ll maybe watch one game a week and rarely more than that since I have a life. And having a game almost everyday can be nice, there’s always some highlights to watch, and there being so many games means you can buy cheap tickets to most regular season games (don’t worry they still overcharge parking, food, and drinks). Will every MLB regular season game match the energy of a regular season football game? No, most won’t, but like I said it’s more enjoyable the way I described above, checking in on your favorite team, and watching a game every now and then. Whether that’s in person or on TV.
@@devynlich00 The MLb quietly stopped testing for steroids last year. Look at Adolis on the Cardinals and then look at him now. He’s on the juice man. And he’s probably not the only one. But there’s no way you can look at him and tell me he’s natural.
Texas technically isn't far from Arizona, but the drive through Texas from the Metroplex area is probably farther/equal distance from El Paso than El Paso to Arizona is. This state is dumb to drive through. lol
We definitely “had a mare” in this game as you Brits would say And the home plate umpire screwed us in the ninth by denying Moreno a walk he clearly earned No matter. Time to just forget this one and even this thing up 🐍
I suspect that was a made up call from the umpire of a pitch earlier in the at bat he called a ball when it was a strike... That is how the cookie crumbles in reality, umpires are not perfect but do try to be fair... Unfortunately fans aren't fair... Of course none of the snake fans bothered to replay that earlier pitch...
@@coyotelong4349 The 1-0 pitch was almost completely in the zone and called ball 2. If both calls had been made correctly, the outside cutter called a strike would have been ball 3 to make it 3-2. It ultimately evened out.
When you watch the World Series you understand WHY Baseball’s is America’s pastime for over 100 years…it’s intense,exciting and exhausting and brilliant all at the same time
And yet is still played a pace that’s leisurely enough to allow for conversation as you watch
Mlb playoffs/World Series is always the best
Well said!! Love baseball. ☻
Lifelong fan of the Texas Rangers since the 1990s. I am from DFW and I have been longing for a WS title my whole life. I am beyond nervous and excited. Was glad to beat the instate rivals.
1 more game
Ditto. Fan since they moved to Arlington in 72 (I was 2 at the time). 1 more game!!
Ranger fan since 86 here. Not yet daring to hope. Not with our history. Haha.
Chase Field is in downtown Phoenix, right in the heart of the city and pretty much next door to the Suns' arena. The Cardinals play in Glendale. It's not a universal thing, but generally football stadiums will be further out while indoor arenas and baseball stadiums are more often in the city proper--often downtown.
DFW to Phoenix is a little over one thousand miles. About 16 hours by car, but a reasonable 2-3 hour flight. For a playoff game flying from any city in the US to another isn't all that uncommon, wherever you can get the tickets. But Phoenix has a ton of transplants as well so there's probably quite a few locals who root for the Rangers.
As a Phoenix-area native I can tell you there are a lot of transplants, but not a whole lot from the Dallas-Ft. Worth area
There are a lot of Cowboys fans here of course, but lots of them are bandwagoners anyway
Unfortunately, World Series games are very difficult to buy the day of any game in another city as the home team most likely sold out before the World Series started. And if you do buy a ticket, you paid a scalper far too much for it...
I’ve been a Rangers fan since I was 3 (I’m 28) so this World Series has been much more intense than most I enjoy reliving the highs with y’all
As a Ranger fan I'm very nervous especially with the injuries. Hoping for the best.
Fr as a ranger fan during the 9th inning yesterday I was shaking uncontrollably
Up 10-1 tonight in the 6th. Just need one more win after tonight.
My fiancé made the trip from Santa Fe, NM to Phoenix for Games 4 and 5. He’s a lifelong Rangers fan and I hope he has the time of his life 🎉 Go and take it!
Oh, man, you guys are gonna love the Game 4 highlights! What a game.
Texas to Arizona is not far apart but Arlington, TX to Phoenix, AZ is over 1,000 mi. apart. Arlington, TX is over 600 mi. from El Paso, TX. In Beaumont, TX there is a sign for the distance to El Paso, TX at shown as 857 mi. away, all on I-10. Texas is bigger than you think it is.
love the seager AB, before the announcer is talking it over saying he wont get anything good to hit. 1st pitch off speed right down the middle and he hits it 421. love that man lool
I’ve been a Texas Rangers fan my whole life and lived through the heartbreak of 2011.
You missed the context of that strike call in the 9th inning. Earlier in the at bat the ump called a ball on a clear strike
We need some NBA highlights y’all go to house of highlights 8-9 min highlights of each game and individual player highlights as well
Glendale is just the Cardinals, Phoenix is the Suns and Diamondbacks, Tempe is the Coyotes
Chase Field is in Central Phoenix. Glendale is where the Cardinals play.
only thing about the ball called stike in the 9th is 2 pitches before that a complete 100% stike was called a ball so it evens out
It’s relatively close, but it’s over 1000 miles/1600 kilometers apart from the 2 cities. If they’re there from the Arlington area, they didn’t just hop over on a quick drive. I’m sure some people did fly over for the game and some are somewhat local Rangers fans.
Let’s go rangers. Much love to the channel
Texas (Dallas) to Phoenix (Arizona) is a 16 hour drive. It is quite far between the two.
That said Dallas airport is a major hub for American Airlines and likely has direct flights. But to give an idea of how big Texas is Phoenix to El Paso (western most Texas) is around a 7 hour drive. Dallas is almost as far East as Texas goes and is 9.5 hour drive to El Paso.
Yep, the US is large unlike all of the TINY European nations besides Russia...
The Diamondbacks park, Chase Field, is in downtown Phoenix. The Suns NBA arena is right next door
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🎶There's flies in his eyeballs, he's already dead🎶
Texas to Arizona is 12-14 hour drive or 2-3 hour flight.
*DFW to Phoenix, more specifically
@@coyotelong4349 Phoenix is really the only place to go. Except maybe Flagstaff
The Suns and Dbacks play in Phoenix, the Cardinals play in Glendale 🙂
The Coyotes play (temporarily) in Tempe
Glendale and Tempe are both suburban satellite cities in the Phoenix metro area
That terrible strike call in the 9th was a make up call that never should have happened. 2 pitches earlier, the ump called a ball on a pitch that was a clear strike so he made up for it in the worst possible way
He did so correctly. Better to do at this at bat than one tomorrow... Keep in mind this umpire will NOT be behind the plate tomorrow as well...
@@ronclark9724there’s no make up calls so no he did not do so correctly. The World Series is supposed to be the best of the best. You missed a call that’s on you. There’s a reason why people want robots
@@westhoodqualzini7884...Only technology slaves want a society controlled by robots.
@@westhoodqualzini7884 It obviously wasn't an intentional make up call, but in the end the count was what it should have been and he grounded out. Like Smoltz said live, people were only going to show the second one because it would have been ball four, then MLB goes and proves him right just a couple hours later. DBacks fans really have nothing to complain about as far as that AB.
@@hbk314 no the count is not what it should have been. You missed one that’s on you. People are really tired of that sort of thing from umpires. Where a batter has his at bat messed up because of you. A strike is a strike and a ball is a ball. No makeup calls
Texas to Arizona (ballpark to ballpark) is probably around 15-16 hours by car.
Tip of the hat to the Rangers and sorry to see the injuries pop up. That said, looking for the Dbacks to bounce back in game 4 and get the win. Let's go Dbacks.
I've watched a lot of y'alls videos I think U have some experience in central New Jersey. Pretty cool. I live in South Jersey and am a fan for the Eagles and Phillies.
You guys should definitely watch the latest baseball doesn’t exist video. It’s an excuse to make fun of Philly fans 😭
Phillies fans are in absolute shambles rn lmfao
Chase Field is in downtown Phoenix, AZ
The texas fans in the crowd for sure traveled. I’d say over half of them, if not more, traveled for the game.
Rangers ballpark to Arizona ballpark is over 1,000 miles and a 15 our drive… That’s about 1,700km for the Brits.
Spoiler : i just got home from Game 4....nope i ain't telling. But had a good time. 10 minutes from my house. Took almist an hour to get home.
Next time, walk to the game.
In regard to their being too many games, I can understand from an outsider looking in why you might think that. Baseball is my favorite sport, and the Cardinals are my favorite team, but I’ll never watch all 162 games or even close to that many.
But following baseball is a completely different animal from most other sports, back in the day before most people had TVs you would go grab a paper and check the score and check the stats. Thats how I follow baseball, except replace the paper with the MLB app. I’ll maybe watch one game a week and rarely more than that since I have a life.
And having a game almost everyday can be nice, there’s always some highlights to watch, and there being so many games means you can buy cheap tickets to most regular season games (don’t worry they still overcharge parking, food, and drinks).
Will every MLB regular season game match the energy of a regular season football game? No, most won’t, but like I said it’s more enjoyable the way I described above, checking in on your favorite team, and watching a game every now and then. Whether that’s in person or on TV.
Unfortunately Adolis got hurt last night.
Give him some more steroids he’ll perk up real quick
@@aztronomy7457dude he never had steroids to begin with that was just a rumor
@@devynlich00 The MLb quietly stopped testing for steroids last year. Look at Adolis on the Cardinals and then look at him now. He’s on the juice man. And he’s probably not the only one. But there’s no way you can look at him and tell me he’s natural.
@@aztronomy7457...Go away forever.
Texas technically isn't far from Arizona, but the drive through Texas from the Metroplex area is probably farther/equal distance from El Paso than El Paso to Arizona is. This state is dumb to drive through. lol
Go Rangers 😊
Go rangers!
I'm for the Rangers obviously because I'm from Texas! ⚾️ 🧢 🏏
Adolis garcia is out for the remainder of the world series 😢
We definitely “had a mare” in this game as you Brits would say
And the home plate umpire screwed us in the ninth by denying Moreno a walk he clearly earned
No matter. Time to just forget this one and even this thing up 🐍
I suspect that was a made up call from the umpire of a pitch earlier in the at bat he called a ball when it was a strike... That is how the cookie crumbles in reality, umpires are not perfect but do try to be fair... Unfortunately fans aren't fair... Of course none of the snake fans bothered to replay that earlier pitch...
The ump missed a strike in the same at-bat for Moreno, so we should’ve had that strike anyways.
@@ronclark9724
What pitch are you talking about from earlier in the At-bat, though? What was the count?
If you can tell me, then I’ll stand corrected
@@coyotelong4349 The 1-0 pitch was almost completely in the zone and called ball 2. If both calls had been made correctly, the outside cutter called a strike would have been ball 3 to make it 3-2. It ultimately evened out.