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Congrats to the Rangers and Cardinals at making the World Series, with the Rangers cementing their position as a powerhouse with a second straight appearance, and the Cards cementing their status as the closest thing in the National League has to the Yankees with their 19th series appearance breaking their tie for NL appearances with the Dodgers and the Giants, and their 10 titles being second to the Yanks (albeit by quite a distance). My favorite aspect of this is relief pitcher Arthur Rhodes, who began the series with the Rangers and is now a member of the Cardinals, so now he works on beating the Rangers, the team that's paying a majority of his salary for this season. Also, because of this the 41 year-old reliever is also likely to get a World Series ring regardless of which team wins.
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Re: Out of the Blue |
Oct 17, 2011, 12:39 |
Deathbishop |
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| This actually happened last year with Bengie Molina (getting a ring with the Giants even though he played for the Rangers in the series) since he was traded midseason. |
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