How 'bout them Tigers!!
 

Just got back from the game - a walk off homer in the bottom of the 9th - doesn't get any better then that!!!

On to the World Series for the first time since 1984!! Go Tigers!!!!

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Congrats, Jeff!

:cheer: GO TIGERS! :cheer:

ahhhh, memories :)

I was at the Aaron Boone walkoff HR game a couple of years ago :)

Congrats... I don't think the Mutts or Cards will ahve a chance against the Tigers.

Congrats Jeff. The Tigers played real well this series and the A's sucked! We are mourning over here :mad:

Yeah, your Tigers are certainly playing some good baseball. I don't think either the Mets of the Cards have the pitching to keep up with Detroit, either.

Congrats! :thumbup:

Juan

Congrats, Jeff, Detroiters, and Michiganites! Dave Dombrowski's done a really nice job of assembling a championship caliber team with a good combination of young players and veterans, all of whom are producing. And he did it without spending $198 million. :nanana:

So what's it going to be? Tigers vs. the Cards?

:mad: Disappointed is all i can say for now.:bow:

Congrats. It looks like it is the Tigers' year to win it all.

I've been to a few walkoff HR post-season games, and there is nothing greater that you can witness in professional sports. It's hard to believe there have only been around 40 of them in baseball history.

The games I attended were:

1995 ALDS Game 2 - Jim Leyritz - 15th inning
1999 ALCS Game 1 - Bernie Williams - 10th inning
1999 World Series Game 3 - Chad Curtis - 10th inning
2001 ALCS Game 4 - Alfonso Soriano - 9th inning

Yayyyyy!

Congrats to my ol'HomeTeam and my ol'HomeTown! :thumbup:

For a couple decades, I had become entranced by the
Yanks, while living in NY.

Glad to see the Tigers do it...hope they win the WS!
BR,motorDavid

wow is about all that has to be said.