FIRST Championship 2019 Detroit: Einstein Final Tiebreaker Match 3

Destination Deep Space Einstein Final 3 Tiebreaker in Detroit.
The Darwin alliance of 3707 Brighton TechnoDogs, 217 ThunderChickens, 4481 Team Rembrandts, and 1218 SCH Vulcan Robotics emerged victorious over the Archimedes alliance of 5406 Celt-X, 930 Mukwonago BEARs, 1310 Runnymede Robotics, and 4004 M.A.R.S. Rovers.
Congratulations to all teams!

[@brightonbetoit463]

Here to relive the terror. I can't believe they were playing Pirates of the Caribbean!

[@sawyermielke5308]

Same. I thought it was over when we fell (our robots pretty destroyed after that fall) but it worked out. Thanks to teams 3707, 4481, and 1218 for getting our alliance to victory!

[@owencoyne6223]

They play this song every Champs finals match!

[@timtabutops]

This one hurt to watch in person. Was cheering for the boys Celt-X

[@Lucs100]

I was here for this as well. Our bus company made us leave early so we had to stream the last match on the way home, and it hurt to see our Canadian teams 5406 and 1310 lose like that. Still was a great series and a great weekend :)

[@SecondThread]

The embarrassing part is that this one happens _after_ Houston

[@Boxsteam]

Houston Worlds > Detroit Worlds

[@technicallydifficulties7094]

Well ok but you had 254, 118, and 148.

[@Boxsteam]

@@technicallydifficulties7094 and 1323, 3310, and many many many more

[@Notadragon621]

Justin Norman Detroit worlds is less predictable

[@Boxsteam]

@@Notadragon621 well, that's probably true. I certainly expected someone from Curie to get into the final Einsteins But personally it wasn't anything super crazy to watch I will agree, Curie had the best subdivision of all the subdivisions in FIRST

[@averagejoe6031]

Detroit has 2767, 2056, 1114, 195, 67, 33, 3538 and lots more, many of which could beat the best that Houston has to offer