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Reds at Cards Series 10/1 thru 10/3/12

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Am I confused or did I hear that if the Dodgers win today and tomorrow and the Cards lose today and tomorrow, the Cards are out?

 

They'd have a one game playoff

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Am I confused or did I hear that if the Dodgers win today and tomorrow and the Cards lose today and tomorrow, the Cards are out?

 

In your scenario, they would finish in a dead head. The tiebreak game would be Thursday in L.A.

Am I confused or did I hear that if the Dodgers win today and tomorrow and the Cards lose today and tomorrow, the Cards are out?

 

STL sportstalk said today the Cards need to win one of two to guarantee making it.

The Cards could play in LA on Thursday. If they win they would play in Atlanta on Friday. If they win that game, they would play the Nationals (or the Reds) at home on Sunday.

Showboating.

Now batting for the Cardinals, Darth Vader, Vader.

10th straight fastball.

After every post season game they will have Fox Sports Live....(sure they will.)

So 2 seed it is. First home game Tuesday right?

 

Dodgers down 2-1 in the bottom of the 4th. If they come back and win, the #1 seed would still be up in the air. A Nats loss and Reds win tomorrow would then give the Reds the #1.

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