Sorry I missed it! Goooooooooooo pickles!

I have the feeling that the microphone wasn't working there toward the end?

LOVE the Trophy!!!

Love it! And on Rivermark Field. Pure pandemonium!

So much fun to relive this! Nicely done condensing it too.

Sweet Jesus.

After thoroughly trouncing the Knights in Corvallis (a much needed catharsis,) having the nail biter at home was intense! And the most Pickles way to end the season.

One of the best games I've ever seen! Way to go Pickles!!! #1 Pickle Nation!!!

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Congratulations Pickles!!! That win was so well-deserved. 🎉

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LETS GO PICKLES!

Love the fans rushing the field just like the Bronx Zoo did after Game 5 of the 1976 ALCS

I watched the bottom of the ninth twice last night when I got home. I still am in disbelief. One of the greatest Portland sports moments in history. Chexx brings it home. ❤🥒❤🥒❤🥒 🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑

These Chairs are Thrones! (TM) Kings of the West Coast League for 2024, congrats!

How can you not be romantic about baseball?

What an incredible game. Down by 1 to winning by 1 in less than 60 seconds!!!!!!!!!

Had to watch after I got home from the game cuz I needed to witness Chexxy's pbp and excitement for the win!! 🥹

go pickles

i was there last night, these games are so much more fun to be there for

Listened & watched from Michigan. What a great and exciting game. Both teams played their hearts out. The Pickles never gave up. So happy to witness this victory.

What an incredible experience to have been part of tonight. The walk was electric and you couldn't have written a better movie ending. 🎉🎉🎉

Best baseball game I’ve ever watched in my entire life

3:30:35 had to go back to listen to the PBP, Mike… what a game to witness!!! GO PICKLES!!!

Outstanding group of umpires

PICKLES WIN! PICKLES WIN! 🥒🥒🥒

Way too, go portland pickles on winning the 2024 west coast league championship game

3:30:25 🥒⚾️🥳🥳🥳🎊🎊🎊🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑

OMG is this real? Go pickles 🥒🥒🥒🥒🥒🥒🥒🥒🥒🥒

LETS GO PICKLES!!!!! CHAMPIONS OF THE WCL!!!! LETS DOUBLE IT UP NEXT YEAR!!!!!

'The band is on the field!!!"

Just checking in to make sure that the boos for Gonzalez picked up on the mic. Most definitely. 😂

Rene Gonzalez firstpitch

Please stop the running of the bulls for unnecessary and cruel entertainment purposes

What a game this was

Good interview yall!!!

Last regular game!! ;( say it ain't so!!!!😩

Dang. You've got international opera vocalist Natalie Mann there to sing the national anthem and don't share it with us. Missed opportunity. Good game though. Thanks for streaming.

Please, transition to fully animal-free entertainment.

Lets go pickles 🥒🥒🥒🥒

Who's #66 on the Pickles??

Who's #66 on the Pickles??

Dang it! Had I known Mike Chexx was providing Pickles/Knights commentary over on this stream, I would have just listened to this stream instead of the Knights’ announcer! (Would’ve needed to delay my Knights feed to match.)

Goodnight

Omw to the game

The fact that the first basement threw to home shows me he knew it wasn’t a line-out. If it had been a line-out, all the runners should have had to go back to tag up, so the play with all the advanced runners would have been to throw to _third_ for the force, with a possible tag of the running moving from second to third. Double or triple play thanks to lack of tagging up.

The ridiculousness in the bottom of the second, I see two possibilities: 1. The first baseman caught a line drive. That's an instant out of the batter. At that point, all the baserunners were in motion - none had tagged up. The logical throw would have been to *THIRD*, as that would be a force on the runner who had been on third and had not yet returned, and in the confusion, possibly a tag-out of the runner advancing from second for a triple play. 2. The batted ball hit the ground at some point, meaning the catch by the first basement was *NOT* an out. In this instance, the logical throw is to _home_ to prevent the run. The first baseman threw to home. This, to me, is a clear indication that they thought the situation was #2. On the wild throw, other runners moved about. The real catch is: "at what point did active play end and the ball declared dead?" Because that situation with two players on second and the tag may have resulted in an out if the ball wasn't dead yet. But I'm guessing the Springfield coach had already protested, pausing play.

I'm watching the replay of that game this morning and I must say that the bottom of the second inning was interesting, to say the least. The play with the bases loaded (the first time) all hinged on what base umpire Dana Cruz's call was. If she ruled it a catch by the first baseman, the inning should have ended there. However, it appears that she ruled it a no-catch, and that's when the fun started. The first baseman then threw home for the force on the runner from third, but threw it wildly, allowing the runner from third to score. But, when the runner on second stayed there, thinking it was a catch, the runner from first, knowing that it wasn't caught, saw his teammate there. Springfield tagged the runner from first, THEN Cruz called timeout. The tag on that runner was a legal out. Allowing the runner from third to return to third, then advance to home again to score actually resulted in an out. By rule, when a runner advances to the next base and touches it, he can't go back. He's out on appeal. When the play-by-play announcer half-jokingly said that, if he were Springfield, he'd have all bases touched by the defense, just to be safe, I laughed because it's true. Those actions would have resulted in no runs scoring and the inning would have been over, no matter whether the original call was a catch or not.

I had a Blast Last Night...What a Fun Game! GOOOOOO 🥒

My son and his baseball teammate were the hat kids in the front row. Thank you!!