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Te lo dije [Esp-Eng]

david781211 — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 13:15:15 GMT

Saludos comunidad.

Mi tío que es ya un octogenario y que a veces pareciera que sigue el béisbol como si le fuera la vida en ello, me lo dijo hace un mes —ocasión de encontrarse de visita por acá— con tremenda seguridad: "Este año ganan los Cerveceros"; honestamente yo sonreí con escepticismo, pues Milwaukee no era uno del nombres que me esperaba en la final, pero bueno el hombre vive en Estados Unidos y le da un seguimiento bastante serio campeonato. El viejo tenía razón, no solo acertó al campeón, sino que vio algo que otros pasamos por alto, un equipo sin superestrellas ruidosas, armado con paciencia, pitcheo y esa clase de beisbol menudito que a veces se subestima.

Los Cerveceros acaban de ganar su primera Serie Mundial en la historia. Lo hicieron en el Tropicana Field de Tampa, en el quinto juego con marcador de 4-1 sobre unos Rays que nunca encontraron respuesta, y lo lograron con una nómina que no está ni cerca de las más abultadas de las Grandes Ligas, cosa que para los románticos del béisbol, tiene un sabor especial.

La serie empezó en Milwaukee y el primer juego ya dejó claro que no iba a ser un trámite, Jacob Misiorowski ese derecho de 24 años que lanza como si le molestara el aire, abrió lanzando fuego para la goma, los Cerveceros se adelantaron temprano con un triple de Christian Yelich y un sencillo de William Contreras, y aunque Tampa descontó, el cierre fue de infarto, en la novena con las bases llenas y dos outs, una revisión de video anuló un doble play que habría terminado el juego, y Trevor Megill tuvo que sacar el último out ponchando a Jonny DeLuca.

Greetings, community.

My uncle, who is already an octogenarian and who sometimes seems to follow baseball as if his life depended on it, told me a month ago—on the occasion of his being here on a visit—with tremendous confidence: "The Brewers win this year." Honestly, I smiled with skepticism, since Milwaukee wasn't one of the names I expected in the final, but oh well, the man lives in the United States and follows the championship quite seriously. The old man was right—not only did he get the champion right, but he saw something that the rest of us overlooked: a team without loud superstars, assembled with patience, pitching, and that kind of small-ball baseball that is sometimes underestimated.

The Brewers have just won their first World Series in history. They did it at Tropicana Field in Tampa, in Game 5 with a score of 4-1 over a Rays team that never found an answer, and they achieved it with a payroll that isn't even close to the largest in the Major Leagues—something that, for baseball romantics, has a special flavor.

The series began in Milwaukee, and the first game already made it clear that it wasn't going to be a mere formality. Jacob Misiorowski—that 24-year-old right-hander who pitches as if the air bothers him—opened by throwing fire, the Brewers took an early lead with a triple by Christian Yelich and a single by William Contreras, and although Tampa cut the deficit, the finish was a heart-stopper. In the ninth, with the bases loaded and two outs, a video review overturned a double play that would have ended the game, and Trevor Megill had to get the last out by striking out Jonny DeLuca.

El segundo juego fue una montaña rusa, parecia que Tampa iba a empatar la serie, pero el bullpen de Milwaukee se plantó, Sal Frelick empató con un jonrón en el sexto y Cooper Pratt un novato de 22 años que había debutado en junio, conectó el sencillo de la diferencia en la séptima, los Cerveceros ganaron 5-4 y se llevaron los dos primeros en casa.

El tercer juego fue una paliza, diez carreras por una, con Robert Gasser lanzando seis entradas, y una ofensiva moliendo en grande, Jackson Chourio se fue de 4-4 y Milwaukee quedó a un triunfo del título, con semejante golpe para los Rays, la barrida parecía era cuestión de horas.

Pero bien dicen "la pelota es redonda y viene en caja cuadrada". El cuarto juego se fue a extra innings, y cuando Cooper Pratt conectó un jonrón en la parte alta de la duodécima, que parecía sentenciar la serie, Tampa se despertó; un error en tiro, un par de sencillos y Ben Williamson que apenas había bateado de hit en la postemporada, conectó el imparable que dejó al campo a los Cerveceros, 4-3 para los Rays y la serie seguía viva.

The second game was a roller coaster. It seemed Tampa was going to tie the series, but Milwaukee's bullpen stood firm. Sal Frelick tied it with a home run in the sixth, and Cooper Pratt—a 22-year-old rookie who had debuted in June—hit the go-ahead single in the seventh. The Brewers won 5-4 and took the first two at home.

The third game was a blowout: ten runs to one, with Robert Gasser pitching six innings and an offense grinding away in a big way. Jackson Chourio went 4-for-4, and Milwaukee was one win away from the title. With such a blow to the Rays, a sweep seemed to be a matter of hours.

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🌿 EcoTracker Daily Report - 2026-10-29

ecotracker — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 11:56:03 GMT

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This is an update post on the activities recorded on 🌿 EcoTracker:

Date: 29/10/2026

# Daily Data # 🚶 **Walking** | Description | Value | |--------------------------|---------------------| | **Total rides** | 0 | | **Total Distance** | 0.000 Km | | **Total Duration** | 00:00:00 | | **Total Kcal** | 0.0 kcal | | **Total CO₂ Saved** | 0 g | | **Total Trees Saved** | 0.000 trees | | **Avg Speed** | 0.00 km/h | | **Longest Walk** | 0.000 Km | | **Max Duration** | 00:00:00 | | **Max Kcal** | 0.0 kcal | | **Max CO₂ Saved** | 0 g | | **Max Trees Saved** | 0.000 trees | | **Max Speed** | 0.00 km/h | # 🚴 **Cycling** | Description | Value | |--------------------------|---------------------| | **Total rides** | 0 | | **Total Distance** | 0.000 Km | | **Total Duration** | 00:00:00 | | **Total Kcal** | 0.0 kcal | | **Total CO₂ Saved** | 0 g | | **Total Trees Saved** | 0.000 trees | | **Avg Speed** | 0.00 km/h | | **Longest Ride** | 0.000 Km | | **Max Duration** | 00:00:00 | | **Max Kcal** | 0.0 kcal | | **Max CO₂ Saved** | 0 g | | **Max Trees Saved** | 0.000 trees | | **Max Speed** | 0.00 km/h |

All Time Data

🚶 Walking

| Description | Value | |--------------------------|---------------------| | **Total rides** | 60 | | **Total Distance** | 72.772 Km | | **Total Duration** | 23:56:31 | | **Total Kcal** | 5860.0 kcal | | **Total CO₂ Saved** | 9703 g | | **Total Trees Saved** | 0.510 trees | | **Avg Speed** | 1.91 km/h | | **Longest Walk** | 18.609 Km | | **Max Duration** | 07:00:32 | | **Max Kcal** | 1717.0 kcal | | **Max CO₂ Saved** | 2233 g | | **Max Trees Saved** | 0.110 trees | | **Max Speed** | 18.16 km/h |

🚴 Cycling

| Description | Value | |--------------------------|---------------------| | **Total rides** | 18 | | **Total Distance** | 27.148 Km | | **Total Duration** | 01:10:56 | | **Total Kcal** | 496.0 kcal | | **Total CO₂ Saved** | 3419 g | | **Total Trees Saved** | 0.170 trees | | **Avg Speed** | 3.62 km/h | | **Longest Ride** | 21.537 Km | | **Max Duration** | 00:36:51 | | **Max Kcal** | 258.0 kcal | | **Max CO₂ Saved** | 2584 g | | **Max Trees Saved** | 0.130 trees | | **Max Speed** | 26.93 km/h |

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I'm now 4-3 betting against my team, the Carolina Panthers

sports.guy55 — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 05:33:15 GMT

The Panthers were 4 point underdogs today in Green Bay and while I am not surprised that the Panthers lost, and I am not surprised that they lost by more than 4, I actually AM a bit surprised that they didn't get beaten by more points than they did.

To be fair to the Carolina side, they didn't do all that terribly, but they simply played like the Panthers, and the Panthers are not very good.

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Here we go again with teeny-tiny Bryce Young getting overwhelmed throughout the entire game. The Packers' defense started jumping to swat his passes and succeeded on a couple of them. This is one of the many downsides of being quite a lot smaller than the other guys on the field although now it is his height, not his tiny weight, that is the major factor. He only threw 1 interception but several others were very, very close to being INT's as well.

It didn't help that once again the O-line for Carolina seems damn near useless in the 1.2 seconds or so that they are giving Bryce to handle the ball on nearly every snap. It's a little bit tough to get any real passing yardage when your offense simply cannot keep the opposition off of you for more than a bit over 1 single second.

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Young is probably getting pretty used to this as he was sacked 6 times in the game and that number could have easily been double that amount if Bryce hadn't used his QB IQ to get rid of the ball near an eligible receiver. He threw to nobody countless times during this game out of necessity.

Green Bay did NOT look good either though. Nobody is going to argue that they did. They fumbled on the opening kickoff return and this was a sign of more mishaps like that to come. While I do think that Green Bay is a better team than Carolina, I think we are actually a lot more likely to see Carolina in the playoffs than we are to see the Packers. This has everything to do with Carolina being in what is definitely the weakest division in the entire NFL. The NFC South has been pretty terrible for a number of years and 2026 is one of them.

But my gambling streak against the Panthers is now in the positive, with more wins than losses.

Next up the Panthers have the Denver Broncos and Denver, strangely, is favored by fewer points than Green Bay was at just 2.5. Of course this can change as we get closer to next weekend but at the moment I feel as though this is an easy bet that will take me to 5-3. I guess some of the bookies out there are counting on home field advantage despite the fact that Carolina lost badly to Tampa Bay at their last home game and Tampa Bay is one of the the crappest teams in the entire NFL.

I guess I could say that the Panthers did better than I thought they would do and in the 4th quarter, there were a couple of times that it looked like they might actually tie the game up and force OT. But of course they just kept bumbling the ball and not giving Bryce enough time to make any sort of good plays.

I had previously said that Bryce Young was the weakest link in the chain but it isn't just him, that offensive line is just abysmal and Denver's defense is rated higher than Green Bay's. That could end up being and absolute rout.

🏈🏀⚾ Why Cleveland Sports Fans Are Among the Most Loyal Fans in America

blockgators — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 17:24:30 GMT

Cleveland: A City That Never Gives Up

Some cities support their teams when they’re winning. Cleveland supports its teams because they’re Cleveland.

From the Dawg Pound at Cleveland Browns Stadium to the roaring crowds at Rocket Arena and Progressive Field, Cleveland sports fans have built a reputation for extraordinary loyalty.

Championships come and go. Players get traded. Coaches get fired. But Cleveland fans? They keep showing up.

🏈 Cleveland Browns: Loyalty Through the Pain

Few NFL fan bases understand heartbreak like the Cleveland Browns.

The Browns haven’t won an NFL championship since 1964. The franchise endured its controversial relocation in 1995, leaving Cleveland without an NFL team until 1999.

Yet fans never abandoned their beloved orange and brown.

Even during the infamous 0–16 season in 2017, Cleveland’s passion for football remained unmistakable.

The Dawg Pound represents more than football. It represents resilience, working-class pride, and a community that refuses to surrender.

Being a Browns fan isn’t always easy. But being loyal is part of Cleveland’s identity.

🏀 Cleveland Cavaliers: The Championship That Changed Everything

When LeBron James returned to Cleveland in 2014, he brought championship expectations.

In 2016, the Cavaliers accomplished something unforgettable.

Down 3–1 against the Golden State Warriors, Cleveland completed one of the greatest comebacks in NBA Finals history.

The Cavaliers delivered Cleveland’s first major professional sports championship in 52 years.

For generations of fans who had experienced disappointment, that victory represented something bigger than basketball.

It proved that Cleveland could overcome the odds.

⚾ Cleveland Guardians: Generations of Baseball Tradition

Cleveland baseball loyalty stretches across generations.

From the legendary 1990s Indians teams to today’s Guardians, fans have celebrated unforgettable playoff runs and heartbreaking postseason defeats.

The franchise’s last World Series championship came in 1948.

But Cleveland baseball continues bringing families together every summer.

Whether it’s a dramatic ninth-inning comeback or a beautiful afternoon at Progressive Field, baseball remains part of Cleveland’s heartbeat.

💪 What Makes Cleveland Fans Different?

Cleveland sports loyalty isn’t measured only by championships.

It’s measured by families passing down traditions, fans wearing jerseys after losing seasons, and neighborhoods celebrating victories together.

Cleveland fans criticize their teams because they care. They demand improvement because they believe their city deserves greatness.

And when Cleveland finally wins, the entire city celebrates.

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Support your Browns, follow the action, and connect with fellow football fans.

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Cleveland isn’t just a sports city. It’s a city that never stops believing.

💬 Let’s Hear From Cleveland Fans!

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College Football 10/31/26

orangecrush12 — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 16:55:27 GMT

Here are two games to watch this weekend

(20) Northwestern at Oregon
Northwestern is good. Chip Kelly is their offensive coordinator. They have a road game at Ohio State.

(2) Ohio State at USC
Ohio State will not have their starting QB Julian Sayin. USC will be locked in after getting dominated by Wisconsin.

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Chiefs VS Seahawks

orangecrush12 — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 15:26:45 GMT

Many said the Kansas City Chiefs were back. Not so fast!

The Seahawks defense shut down Patrick Mahomes & company. I always believed that defense wins championships. I watched 3 & 3/4 of the game. It was a defensive masterpiece by the dark side defense. JSN is great.

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Blog Of The Week

sportstalksocial — Sun, 13 Aug 2023 11:21:21 GMT

Happy Sunday to all! An amazing week for the @sportstalksocial community comes to an end, but we thought before ending this week and getting back to work on Monday, why not appreciate some blogs by having a Blog of the Week.

Blog of the Week is something we will try to do every Sunday to mention some blogs we feel have good writing and picture quality as well as good explanation and with some emotions as well. To choose only 5 blogs out of like hundreds is not easy, so if you feel that your blog should have been mentioned then keep in mind that selecting good blogs is not easy. We will try to mention new users every week so that we don’t repeat the same users.

Here are the Blogs of the Week

10 Biggest NBA rule changes ever 2023 - by @wolfgangsport

USA crashed out of the World England nearly does the same - by @sports.guy55

The Foundation Team participates in the Dr. Carlos Fuentes Indoor Soccer Vacation Cup - by @cetb2008

Arsenal battles Manchester City for the Community Shield title - by @sahidclement10

Tilak Varma, India's New Cricket Sensation - by @coolguy123

Congratulations to the winners, we hope that all users try to keep the community running and alive by sharing their thoughts and experiences. Don’t forget to share this achievement on all Social Media platforms as well as tagging and following us. When posting on Social Media, use #sportstalksocial & #BOTW. Once again congrats to the Winners!

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SportsTalkSocial TWC - Write about Your Favorite Sporting Moment

sportstalksocial — Fri, 11 Aug 2023 06:27:27 GMT

Hello, Sports lovers & lovers of the @sportstalksocial community. We are here, and back with another Topic Writing Contest. There was a huge gap in between which is unfair to our members of the community, but now the goal is to try and make more fun contests like this often. So let's get in to the topic and the rules.

Topic for this week is "Your Favorite Sporting Moment"

We would like to hear a special moment that you always remember or think of. It could be in any sport and we would like it to be detailed like how long ago this was, feelings, how you tell people about it, what you feel now and every detail during the match or ceremony depending on what you write. These are some tips to get started. We woud like the blog to be as passionate and emotional as the moment so that it feels like we were there 😄.

Rules and How to join the contest

1️⃣ You're only allowed to make one blog for this contest.

2️⃣ The blog can be written in English or any other language with English translation.

3️⃣ Title should include Sports Talk Social TWC, Example (Title - Sports Talk Social TWC)

4️⃣ Comment with the link of your entry/blog for the contest.

Deadline & Final

Last day to enter the contest is 18 August 2023 at 23:59 UTC and as it stands and if things go well, the result day where we announce top 3 will be on 21 August 2023.

Last but not the least, make sure to post your blogs on Social Media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, twitter and don't forget to tag/mention @Sportstalksocial and use the hashtag #sportstalksocial & #TWC as well. Good luck to everyone participating!

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