October 23 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, MO
ALCS
Fox
We went nearly the entire baseball season without Harold Reynolds, but that all changed on Friday in game six, a 4-3 Royals' win that clinched their second straight pennant.
Let's take a look at his finest moments:
* Salvador Perez simply A) blocked a strike 3 in the dirt, B) looked back a runner at second and C) threw to first to complete the strike out. Reynolds: "that's next-level stuff right there."
Isn't that just THIS level stuff?
* Mike Moustakas hit a second-inning home run. Eventually Reynolds said this: "if we're playing wiffle ball in Joe's backyard, that's probably a triple."
Pardon?
* The 'Joe' mentioned in the previous couple sentences was play-by-play man Joe Buck, and at one point he mentioned how there was rain in the forecast for the late innings. Reynolds said: "you found a way to silence me, Joe. (now quoting Buck) 'The rain is coming'. "No! Please!"
If only that was all it would take, Harold, just some rain.
And some other nonsense:
* Pinch-runner and potential tying run Dalton Pompey steals second in ninth: "What a money bag!.....that is a money bag."
So, a money bag?
And with Pompey on second and Kevin Pillar batting: "I can't believe how different the game is. Man at second nobody out, we don't move him."
9 seconds later, Pompey stole third.
* On it being a little more humid at the start of the game: "...and you get a nice lather going."
* And finally, it was a 2-1 game in the seventh and Reynolds said: "this has been a tight game."
Thanks, Harold! You mean at no point in this game was a team ahead 14-0?
11-3?
Harold!
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