The 2018 Brewers Were the BEST Team You Forgot About

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The 2018 Milwaukee Brewers were one win away from their first World Series appearance in 36 years. Their team was fantastic and fun...but they seem to have already fallen out of memory...
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[@patrickwerner4723]

As a brewers fan that watched it all in real time. That was definitely our best shot and I still get sad thinking about it

[@avocadopit9660]

I still have nightmares of that game 7, I bought tickets for me and my dad thinking “this is it we’re winning the pennant” boy was I wrong

[@patrickwerner4723]

@@avocadopit9660 my aunt and uncle were there and my uncle sent me a Snapchat with his rally towel over his eyes with tha caption “I can’t watch anymore” and thats when I knew it was over cuz my uncle is always the “it’s not over till it’s over” type

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

Same

[@jaybird1381]

Honestly, I think it was 2019. I don’t think we had a chance against Boston in 2018

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

@@jaybird1381 we choked hard in 2019

[@wallacecreed4746]

As a Cubs fan, 2018 Lorenzo Cain still gives me nightmares. If there was runners on you simply were not getting him out. Felt like every time we played the Brewers he would hit a go ahead single than make a highlight reel catch the next inning. Him and Yelich back to back was cancerous.

[@AlexTheMultiFanStudios]

Same bro. Chatwood and Darvish were terrible or injured, our bullpen was injuries and we had to be desperate at the deadline. If we played better then we could have won. What if we didn’t sign Chatwood and Darvish together? That’s enough for Arrieta. Right?

[@potatozak1895]

yeah to bad he got designated for assignment

[@AJwiththeAK]

Brewers fan here. It was always that single right in the right center alley setting up a 2 run bomb for Yelich

[@brennonbaker4605]

All that to get sent home by Tony Wolters

[@nategrandusky172]

@@brennonbaker4605 😂

[@matthewsmemesandmore6684]

As a brewer fan, thank you for this video. September of 2018 was the most fun i have ever had watching baseball, along with 2011. From clinching a playoff berth against the cardinals to winning game 163 against the cubs, it was magical. I miss when we had guys that could hit consistently. People don't make youtube documentaries like this about the brewers often so thank you. That 2017 team could also have a video in the future. A team with a bunch of no names with 2/3 of them out of the league a half decade that nearly made the playoffs.

[@penguin12902]

I was in the stands for Game 1 and Game 6 of that NLCS. I really thought it was gonna be the year. Losing that 13 inning game was the nail in the coffin...it ate up our bullpen, which was the most valuable tool in our toolbox.

[@matthewsmemesandmore6684]

@Penguin1290 yea that game was a sign of things to come unfortunately. That Chris Taylor in game 7 was also just the heart stomper

[@KevinJamesihop]

Same here, I remember watching them during college on my laptop during class. Good memories

[@rowleyjefferson5539]

If you took that 2018 offense and put it with the pitching from the last 2 seasons that team could contend for a World Series for sure

[@generallychill]

exactly

[@platinumspike9578]

That’s why every thinks they will contend lmao

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Yelich got hurt next season and the offense couldn't find a groove since.

[@rowleyjefferson5539]

@@daBEAGLE1017 it’s too bad because although I’m a biased brewers fan I still think he should have won back to back MVPs

[@platinumspike9578]

@@rowleyjefferson5539 if yelich stays healthy, he gets it easily imo

[@HeySalina]

Things I remember from this Brewers team as a Brewers fan: 1) Yelich/Braun back to back to walk off the Cardinals. 2) Winning almost every start Jhoulys Chacin pitched. 3) Hating Manny Machado and Chris Taylor with all my heart. 4) Jesus Aguilar being voted into the Home Run Derby 5) Orlando Arcia being so cute 🥺🥺🥺 Awesome video ♥️

[@tbrowningproductions]

I still remember exactly where I was watching Game 7. I sat in the booth of a bar here in Madison and stared at the floor for legit 10 minutes wondering if this was it, if this was as close as the Brewers would get in my lifetime to the World Series. That 2018 team will always be a special team to me.

[@unkledoda420]

A little overly dramatic and cheesey with the whole but about "starring at the floor for 10 mins wondering if..."

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

Me too. Was in western Wisconsin watching the game with my GB relatives in a bar and we were all sad

[@brycearmstrong7582]

Did the exact same thing from Steven’s point

[@trevi331]

As a life long Brewers fan that is constantly put off with how much "experts" either totally ignore the Brewers or sell them short and continuously put the Cubs and Cards ahead of them, I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for making this! We have a good ball club here in Wisconsin and while yes, they do disappoint at times, and the owner has a bad wrap for being cheap, you'd be hard pressed to find a more supportive fan base. Again thank you and I'll sign off with a good ole fashioned, "F the Cubs" :)

[@benvanburen5633]

Yeah, even when the cards and cubs suck the brewers still don't get any love by the "experts"

[@unkledoda420]

Maybe shit is different where y'all live, but i live on the east coast and i hear "experts" talk about and give love to the Brewers all the time for the past 5+ years. Yeah the Cards get a lot too but I wouldn't say any more than the Brewers, and the Cubs definitely don't get anywhere near the hype the Brewers do over here.

[@trapp3128]

Growing up a diehard brewer fan in the Chicago area, nothing was better than game 163. I was in high school and one of my teachers (who ended up being my favorite one by the time i graduated) put the game on the smartboard and let me watch the whole class time. After Keon made the catch, I got to walk around school and celebrate in the faces of all the cubs fans who did the same to me in 2016. That 2018 was so special, and seeing them in person in the NLCS was a dream come true. so many memories from that year. Thank you for this video, it was a bittersweet trip down memory lane. Thank you.

[@mattpeters5542]

I was at game 7. When Yelich hit that Home Run in the first, it felt like destiny. Everyone felt like we were going to win. Then Taylor made that unbelievable catch and completely took the air out of the stadium. What a fun team to watch.

[@sambaran5718]

I went to the game 7 NLCS. Such a great team ending in such a depressing way.

[@tmalecki1521]

Reliving that 2018 postseason was traumatizing, but I respect and love that you made this video. I loved that team so much, Game 2 in Milwaukee was the killer in that series. If we close out that win and go up 2-0 heading to LA, we win that series. But unfortunately, Jeffress lost steam in the playoffs. He was awful. Had such a great season and it sucks it ended that way

[@sebrothering1274]

I’m a big Cardinals fan but I’ve always had a soft spot for the Brewers. My uncle lives probably 10 minutes from the park in Milwaukee so I’d often go to games there (I’m from Springfield IL) when the cardinals were in town. I’ve attended games the Cardinals did not play in there as well. I love Christian Yellich and I sincerely hope he can come back to form. I also do own a couple brewers jerseys and some hats too. Last thing, the stadium is cool but the food in Milwaukee is unbelievable. Always a treat to visit!

[@Nickster_28]

Game 1 of the 2018 NLCS had all the feels. I actually attended that game. Amazing atmosphere!

[@JohnEllisIII]

Oh I remember that season fondly. That last playoff game hurt.

[@PolskaProductions1]

I was at NLCS Game 7, and it was sad to see the Brewers fall short. That year was their best shot!

[@thedanman6332]

They weren’t beating the Red Sox in the World Series though

[@daking414]

@@thedanman6332 hard to say that tho they did play them well when they came to Milwaukee that season

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

@@thedanman6332 who cares the fact they would’ve made it would’ve been a blessing considering how bad we were before

[@mitchellbl2228]

@@YooperHatesOhioState facts. Having a World Series in milwaukee, win or loss, would’ve done wonders for the city and team. Something milwaukee hasn’t had since they appeared in the World Series in 1982

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

@@mitchellbl2228 and the state of Wisconsin minus the western part by the Minnesota border

[@evanopgenorth616]

This was so well done. I was a sophomore in college during this season. It was so fun to watch. I can remember the woodruff home run off kershaw and I smacked my head on the bunk because I was so pumped. Will always remember these brewers

[@sokonek1]

2018 was so much fun. Just wish they could have finished it

[@SlayerMathis]

I forget exactly which years these were, but this and 2019 were such insane series for the Brewers, even in the regular season. I almost feel bad for Reds fans because Eric Thames, KBO Legend, annihilated them and Yeli cycled twice off them in a month span. The Brewers I believe ran a catcher platoon with Steven Vogt and I forget who else, Maldonado, maybe? Add in the Marlins gaining basically nothing for Yelich…good years as a Brewers fan

[@Tyrunner0097]

Yelich had a stretch of 154 games from the latter half of 2018 going through early 2019 where he'd put up offensive numbers that were almost completely equal to Babe Ruth's 1921 season, arguably the GREATEST hitting season of all time. He was just incredible, and what he did in the final 2-3 weeks of 2018 were just like how Yaz was in 1967, where he kept making clutch hits to carry the team into the post season.

[@jalenking810]

19:34 as a lifelong brewers fan, hearing this honestly brought a tear to my eye. Thank you for shining a light on this great team, they may not have won it all but they punched well above their weight and gave the fat cat establishment hell.

[@mynameisaegis]

I always get sad when I think about this team and I'm not even a Baseball fan (I just stumbled upon this video which jogged my memory of this team, and what I'm about to write). What makes me sad is that my Dad has been a Brewers fan for as long as I can remember and he really thought this was their chance. When Puig hit the HR in Game 7 I just remember seeing him slump back in his chair with a depressed look on his face. I remember the exact words he said after the game:"I don't think I'll ever see the Brewers win a World Series." Thankfully he's also a Bucks fan who won the NBA championship a few years later, but that still hurt.

[@chiefpughgaming]

I remember watching that Game 163 in the middle of my econ class in college. Man that was such a magical season for us

[@imthebause]

haha I was at work vacuuming a res hall and watched it in a random dorm room with some random dudes. Started pouring rain on the way home where I got hammered.

[@olipod5470]

Blue Jays are my primary team, but this 2018 team made me a BrewJays fan for life. What an insane postseason that was, starting with the 163rd game

[@hoovnutss]

I went to game one of the NLDS against the Rockies during that season. It was an amazing time and our new piece, moose, had a walk off single to win game one. I remember everyone chanting Brewers on the way out of Miller Park, and it was the best game I had ever been to!

[@KingKonicek]

I will say, a major shout out to this man and this video. As one of those life long Brewer fans, and as someone who was in Miller Park the night of Game 7 of the NLCS, that really was a special team. I will never forget that summer.

[@jordandr.j4789]

After living in Northwest Wisconsin most of my life, I moved to Milwaukee for college in 2017, caught my first game at Miller Park May of 2018 for the first time since 2010, in that game Brent Suter took Corey Kluber deep, went to another game in Minnesota where the Brewers beat the Twins and then I got tickets to game 1 of the NLCS, it was a blast especially when we started chanting Chokeshaw after he imploded… 2018 was the most fun I had as a Brewers fan, I wish I could see that offense and bullpen with the starting rotation we’ve had the past couple seasons

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

I bet that’s mostly twins territory over there

[@jordandr.j4789]

@@YooperHatesOhioState being less than 20 miles from the border it was about a 50/50 split between Brewers/Twins Fans (basically the same with Packers and Vikings fans). Before college I caught quite a few Brewers games at Target Field, which isn’t as nice as Miller Park imo

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

@@jordandr.j4789 I know the Hudson area has a huge split. Seems split for football but felt like a ton of people were twins fans regardless of nfl allegiance

[@DionysusAlS]

I remember watching that division tie-breaker game against the Cubs and starting to mourn the demise of that once-in-a-lifetime championship group after it was over. I knew the Cubs would no longer be a viable threat to win a title after that moment and would likely return to the lean years of the past. It was tough to take. Ironically, if MLB had made the change to eliminate tie-breaker games then instead of doing it a few years later, the Cubs would have won the division instead of the Brewers.

[@danielzuehlsdorfjr]

This brewers offense and bullpen was sooo nasty up and down. The only weakness on that offense was our catcher in Manny Pina and Erik Kratz and they were really solid. The bullpen was disgusting Jeremy Jeffress and Josh Hader were unbelievable to watch. If you add the 2021 brewers starting pitching to that 2018 brewers team I think they win a World Series.

[@nidapro]

i was at game 7 vs the dodgers and haven't been to a brewers game since and im from Milwaukee lol, i told myself id never spend so much $$ on tickets ever again yet 3 years later i bought tickets to game 6 of the bucks vs suns and saw my team win a title live, best experience ever!

[@patmarx8436]

I always remember how devestated I was after that yasiel puig homerun. To have the season get ended like that and have him go parading around the bases broke me mentally in a way I can not describe.

[@BillyandtheCloneasaurus]

I would argue the best team forgotten about was the 2005 White Sox. Led the divison everyday that season, and went 11-1 in the playoffs winning their first title in 88 years. Certainly most people forget about them because really what was the storyline behind them.

[@thenightrider2121]

I didn’t get to go to any of the NLCS games, but I did get to go to Game 2 of the NLDS vs the Rockies. Fun times, but still think what could have been if a few things went the Brewers’ way against the Dodgers.

[@lonewolf0419]

My father and I watched Baseball forever together. He's from Illionois and was a true Cubbie fan despite being from the South side. In 2007, when Braun and Fielder shined, we watched the Brewers, and every year after that. And nothing was more important to us than that 2018 season. I watched the Brewers-Cubs game at school and was ecstatic to see them advance and tell my father as he was on the road truck driving. We watched them crush the Rockies full well, knowing they would. Then the day came for Game 7. My father and I banded together in our one bedroom apartment watching it on his phone, looking at Yelich dominate that early home run lead. Then, when Hader didn't come back for the 7th inning, we knew it was over. We both felt it before it started. I don't really know what it was, but it hurt us. Because to this day, my father and I haven't watched a single Baseball game since that Game 7. We knew that's as close as Milwaukee would get, and it hurt to see it end the way it did.

[@SeorgeGoros]

As a dodgers fan I never forgot about them. Ill never forget when Turner hit that game 2 8th inning go ahead bomb

[@danflorio834]

I really appreciate the volume Chacin gave the Brewers those years, Jhoulys is the last pitcher ever to start as many games as he did in a single season

[@hornetsxo4694]

Bombs Over Baghdad was a great touch to add when you was talkin bout the outfielders. Favorite Outkast song.

[@zbell10120]

I literally remember skipping school the day of the tie breaker against the cubs because it was the biggest moment ever as a young brewer fan. Watching Josh Hader shred the cubbies in those final two innings is the reason he will always be my favorite relief pitcher + brewer.

[@zbell10120]

That ending wasn't necessary though 😢

[@jandy608]

As a cubs fan, I remember this 2018 season like it was yesterday. This season was just such a collapse at the end for the cubs especially that game 163 that we lost, and then we ended up losing the NLWC to the Rockies.

[@doesanyonehavegum327]

To this day, this years NLCS was the most stressed I’ve ever been as a Dodger fan. The only one that comes close is the 2020 CS. I really hope they get back to what they once were.

[@GusCornwell]

It still pains me to see that Trent Grisham play against the Nationals, if we didn’t bobble it things may have been different…

[@ElCrab]

Dodger fan here. That 2018 NLCS was one of the greatest series I’ve seen. Just a wild, fun series. Wouldn’t have even been mad if the Brew Crew had pulled it out.

[@Michael-sb8jf]

I remember thinking that the 2018 Brewers reminded me a lot of the 2014 Royals but better. Both having electric 3 man wrecking crews in the bullpen a starting rotation held together with shoe strings and bubblegum. Brewers get the nod for having a way better offense. And you can't go wrong with having LoCain in CF

[@ArchIVEDCinema]

As a life-long diehard Brewers fan, I definitely did not forget about this team 😅

[@huntererickson9083]

Shoutout to KZbin for putting this in my recommended, as a brewer fan this was an amazing video and very well put together, u earned my subscription

[@dirtface5923]

make me cry man thanks for that go crew

[@dankrist5395]

Great video. Brewer fan here. I am ready for this run the current brewers are on and can’t wait to see what the near future can bring.

[@SUPERMA5TER]

Even as a Reds fan, Darth Hader was one of my favorite pitchers to watch. What's disappointing to see in this video though is how Christian Yelich swelled after he went to the Brewers and teamed up with Braun. Yelich really didn't really need to do steroids, but it is incredible how he could do just a _little_ and could be widely considered the best hitter in the league. That alone says a lot about his natural talent.

[@CharmCityGamer]

I remember this team. Thanks Mike and SRS!

[@Green_freak2]

I appreciate this video so much because not only did yelich shatter his kneecap he also had a back iniury so that 2018 season was truly one to remember

[@niko326]

as a royals fan, Cain was one of my favorite players in the league for the better part of the last decade,. it sometimes gets forgotten just how good he was.

[@Amendo98]

To think it all came down to inches with Taylor’s catch in game 7. As a Dodgers fan, I was scared the moment Yelich hit it out. It felt like MIL was destined the way the place exploded. Great team and great series.

[@The_Web]

The good old days when yelich was actually good

[@the_claydog02]

I always thought of 2018 Josh Hader of when Bruce Banner said when Thor arrived in Wakanda in Infinity War "You guys are so screwed now!!" 😂

[@foppish3715]

I loved this Brewers team. They are the reason I fell in love with baseball

[@rotorwash4731]

I’ll never forget the 2018 season, my mom was the one who made me a diehard brewers fan, and this was the last year she would be able to watch the playoffs before she died. After years of mediocrity getting to watch us be 1 game from the World Series was really special.

[@glenmallory6181]

I have long hoped for a world series between the Brewers and the Astros. It would be fun to have a former American League team play as the National League Champions play against a former National Leugue team playing as the American League Champion. Hasn't worked out yet...

[@paulie9483]

I've been watching sports for 35ish years. The 2018 Brewers was the most fun season to watch, despite championships, above the 2021 Bucks, and 2010 & 1996 Packers.

[@heyyjoseph]

i was at game 7 of the nlcs. manny machado getting boo'd made my night even that we lost

[@edwardgertschen9824]

Just wait for this years ending!! Gonna be great!

[@thegodofstealth8456]

I remember telling my dad going into that series that the brewers best chance of beating the dodgers was to end it quick and make sure that it doesnt draw out into a deep series. When their bullpen heavy approach would put them at a disadvantage of having a overtaxed bullpen.

[@worldwidewimpy565]

I mean its the 2005 White Sox because you know they actually won something, led MLB in team ERA by 0.5 points in the juice ball era, and went 11-1 in the postseason and still regularly gets forgotten

[@---on3pg]

As a huge Christian yelich and josh Hader fan (despite rooting for Philly) I think about this series (and season for that matter) all the time. I wish he still played like that and wish he got a ring for that year

[@highnote1978]

I appreciate seeing the love for the Brewers

[@matthewdefranco6302]

Never thought I’d see a dead by daylight clip in a SRS video

[@harrison8081]

Great video man! Really enjoyed it!

[@josephpetropoulos8216]

I was at game 7. That was heart breaking

[@teen_laqueefa]

Bombs over Baghdad!!!!!! On point soundtrack Good freakin job, guy I'm not your guy, pal Not your pal, Buddy

[@yourfavoritelatino8153]

Will always hold a special place in my heart

[@NeverTooManyGames]

Lou Brock edit: absolutely phenomenal

[@bizmureefa1921]

Love your appreciation of the game

[@crystalfelts2404]

8:45 I, as a Rockies fan, have PTSD about this series

[@jaxonmontgomery1168]

Love the OutKast background music

[@coopercollins1780]

2018 brewers were fs one of the best sign stealing hitting teams the leagues ever seen

[@SkilesHasFun]

I've never heard Christian Yelich tell a joke, but I imagine he's still a lot funnier than Pete Davidson.

[@prestige6483]

Might sound crazy but when I was at game 1 of the NLCS and woodruff was up I called his home run against kershaw. When he came up to bat I saw he had 1 HR already and I said he was hitting another that at bat. It was electric.

[@deo0036]

I went to two brewers games in 2018, game two of the nlcs and game 7 😢

[@thomasstilp]

I miss this team.

[@ThatTacticalLlama]

I was at that Game 7 and it hurt after that loss.

[@jesusoftheapes]

That was pretty good but this CREW was Birthed by that CREW and it is our time NOW! This roster has turned into one of the most balanced in baseball and it has found its bat at a rate higher than any team right at the best possible time for it! We do not need Yelich to win it all this year. Though we sure would like to see his bat come to life and top this sunday with a big red cherry! Our pitching is miles BETTER than 2018 . Our defense is the best in team history and we have sluggers that clutch bat all the time! It is rarely the same bat that wins us a game and we win a lot! Mark C and C Santana have turned this team around on offense. Couple that with rookies like A Monastero,Taylor, SAL FRELICK , Brice Turang and you have a team who can win this whole damn thing in 2023 ! Long gone is the need to rely on one guys bat to turn out wins! Willy hits about as often as you need him to and Contreras is a Superstar in all terms . For a team who struggled through the first part of 2023 with not a lot of hitting .Suddenly like a flash this team has gone from a bottom club to the most productive offense in baseball right before the playoffs. This team will outpitch EVERYONE and there is no team as good as the brewers with starting pitching through the pen! Airbender is the best closing pitcher in Brewers history and his supporting cast of Abner Uribe, Payamps,Millner,Elvis, and all the others make the best bullpen in the world today. This team had a deficiency at 1st base all season long until trade deadlines loomed. Suddenly a team who could not defend 1st base found a player with skill and poise to play that base and who brought along a bat that can devastate opponents . Throw in one Mark Canha ! The guy who is now batting over 400 with runners in scoring position and who is showing this team what CLUTCH means and the Crew is now a team no one fears but who will run through opposition like water come this postseason! The Brewers of 2023 are about to SHOCK THE WORLD . No one believes this team can win it all in 23'. NO ONE . However that is what is about to happen! WE have waited 5 decades plus for this team to martialize and it finally has happened. Yelich is not even playing because he is terrible by comparison to the rest of the Crews current roster. HOWEVER. If Yelich finds his bat right before the playoffs this would prove the roster has more than enough to dominate any team in baseball through a series. Tonight we win the Central ... Tonight the earth starts to shift and show the road to a World Series and it is developing a script that only baseball royalty can read. The 2023 Brewers are going to win it all this year . If the Braves plane crashes ..

[@rrameir]

Regardless of who won that 2018 NLCS, nobody stood a chance against Boston. One of the greatest baseball teams ever assembled

[@kenji9337]

This guy has an Albuquerque Isotopes my hometown minor league team I grew up going to hat on making a video on the 2018 Milwaukee Brewers, my favorite baseball team oat Crazy

[@platypus597]

Chris Taylor since then make insane catch against the Brewers almost every year.

[@nolansnyder2262]

if only we could get that offense back with today's pitching. well actually last year before the hader trade

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

I miss that team. Even if we would’ve beaten the dodgers and made the WS and lose, I’d be slightly happy. Lot of us have doubted that we’d ever see them in a WS in our lifetime. Game 7 still stings

[@coreyqueen8218]

Lemme tell ya, as a Cardinal fan, I certainly did NOT forget about the 2018 Brew Crew lol.

[@YooperHatesOhioState]

Choking game 2 of the NLCS really hurt this team imo. We had that game

[@sgr7845]

I was at game 1 of the NLCS…was getting a hot dog when Woody homered. lol

[@thomasc4258]

I haven’t forgotten

[@RayJay29]

I never forgot this team, just a shame since Yelich regressed the offense never got back to what it use to. Still good but that’s cuz the NL Central been the second worst division, as the only team that can challenge them is a rebuilding Reds that are playing with fire rn.

[@Rubberfooted]

From a diehard Brewers fan, thank you. 😢

[@TFOCyborg]

I still think about this often, makes me sad

[@luiscurse]

As a Dodgers fan I view this team as the one Matt Kemp and the Dodgers beat to obtain redemption for the MVP Ryan Braun stole. To this day its been my favorite playoff series of all time. Wish Roberts made better pitching decision in the WS (Madson warming up gives me nightmares) this Dodgers team while forgettable was scrappy and I could have easily seen them take it to a full 7 games had the skipper just made better choices.

[@yep645]

Update: the 2023 season ends on another soul crushing wild card round exit

[@MrFullBeard]

Watching that 2018 win and in game as a cubs fan was so sad. Hader was MINT.

[@bjnowak]

Yelich in 2024 is now a starting all-star. Could things end differently? Hope so

[@matthewgnatzig9933]

As a brewers fan, I haven't forgotten.

[@t.l.2080]

I was at game 7, it was so fun then so sad

[@OH_MY_DOGGG]

Never thought it could have been Brewers and Red Sox.

[@IgnoretheButter]

I miss the old playoff format

[@myfavoriterestaurant]

Cubs fan here- This team still makes me miserable to this day. What could have been if the cubs had just won that game 163…