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D- TOM BRADY NARRATED THE OPEN TO THE WORLD SERIES....NO BASEBALL PLAYERS WERE AVAILABLE??
E- SPANISH CALL; OF CODY BELLINGER HR IN GAME 1 -
Before we go, here's the amazing Spanish call of Cody Bellinger's home run.
Goodnight, y'all. pic.twitter.com/TlSWXwGuZQ 10/20/20, 9:58 PM
1- DODGERS WIN GM 1
KERSHAW- PULL KERSHAW UP 8=1. / IN 6TH - 78 PITCHES 8 KS, 1 ER HR - 2 HITS , 1 BB
-SMART TO GET HOM OUT UP BIG, W CONFIDENCE
-RETIRED 17 OF LAST 18
Clayton Kershaw, 2020 postseason:
2.88 ERA, 3 BB, 31 K.
-RAYS MISS ON 19 OF 38 SWINGS
-RAYS BLOW IT IN 5TH —-
JUST PULLED TO 2-1 W KERIMIER HR, STAY W GLASNOW WHO STRUGGLED IN 4TH W BOTTOM OF ORDER, BARELY GETS THROUGH
-PUTS HIM OUT FOR 5TH — TOP OF ORDER - BETTS WALK - STEALS BASE- WALKED SEAGER, DOUBLE STEAL, TUNER STRUCK OUT, TB PULLED IN, MUNCEY BOUNCES TO FIRST RAYS THROW HOME DÍAZ CANT GET BETTS 3-1, WILL SMITH SINGLES TO CENTER SEAGER SCORES, 4-1. YARBOROUGH FOR GLASNOW TO FACE BELLINGER - POPS OUT —-TAYLOR SINGLE TO LEFT — MUNCY SCORED 5-1. KIKE’ RBI SINGLE TO LEFT - WILL SMITH SCORES 6-1.
GLASNOW 4 1/3 6 RUNS 3 HITS, 6 WALKS. - WALKED FIRST TWO IN 5TH.
-DODGERS - 43 2 OUT RUNS POSTSEASON
-RAYS WIN LOW SCORING GAMES , DODGERS CAN WIN ANY WAY.
-MOOKIE LEADS OFF 6TH W HR 7-1
-7TH ZININO — ROCKET TO VICTOR GONALEZ - LUCKY CATCH LOOK WHAT I FOUND — DOUBLED 43 OFF 2ND — 2 ON ONE OUT —OUT OF INNING
KERSHAW’S LEGECY DOES MATTER TO HIM IT DOES TO EVERYONE —
Clayton Kershaw finds his slider in a smooth Game 1 World Series victory
GREAT MARKETING BY TACO BELL EVERY YEAR — THEY HAVE TO MAKE MONEY — WHO JUST GETS THE FREE TACO - ID FEEL CHJEAP
2- 49ERS:
-A BRIEF GLIMMER OF HOPE SHOT DOWN FOR FANS.......
*WHAT PERCENATGE OF FANS GO TO A GAME IN THE BAY?
*ARE FANS WHO GO FINDING IT MORE SATISFYING THAN THEY THOUGHT STAYING HOME?
*I’VE NEVER OWNED SEASON TICKETS — BUT I DONT THINK I COULD JUSTIFY IT WITH THE FOMRER MISSES.....
* I LOVE WATCHING ALL THE GAMES IN THE COMFORT OF MY MEDERN HOME WITH THE BATHROOM, CHEAPER BOOZE, COMFY — COMENTATORS....
Under the state guidelines, the @49ers could potentially host 14,000 fans at Levi’s Stadium but the county's directive supersedes the state’s. bit.ly/3dMsk4h 10/20/20, 10:27 PM
49ERS WILL HAVE TO DEAL WITH SOME SAINTS FANS:
The plan announced Tuesday will start with 3,000 tickets for Sunday’s game, increasing to 6,000 fans for November games with San Francisco and Atlanta and up to 15,000 in December for games against Kansas City and Minnesota barring any changes in local health and safety guidelines.
A limited number of tickets for players, the team and other required NFL obligations also were approved. Both the Saints and the mayor’s office reminded everyone to keep wearing masks and practicing physical distancing and hand washing.
WHERE WE STAND PER TEAM:
SANTA CLARA, CA - JANUARY 11: San Francisco 49ers fans cheer for the team in the fourth quarter of their NFC divisional playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020. (Anda Chu/Bay Area News Group)
California continued to loosen its COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday, announcing that counties in the moderate and minimal risk tiers on the reopening system could hold outdoor professional sports events with a limited number of spectators in attendance.
But not in Santa Clara County, which criticized the state’s guidelines in announcing that no spectators will be permitted at San Francisco 49ers and San Jose Earthquakes games this year. Santa Clara and Alameda counties are in the orange tier (Tier 3), while San Francisco on Tuesday moved into the yellow, or minimal, risk level (Tier 4).
49ers: The 49ers welcomed the state’s decision that would have allowed about 14,000 fans to watch games at 68,500-seat Levi’s Stadium. But Santa Clara County public health officials said it was too risky to allow any fans into games. County chief executive Dr. Jeff Smith called sports events “super spreaders” that could potentially lead to an outbreak.
“Without some kind of other treatment besides social distancing, having these large congregations is a great risk no matter what,” Smith said in a news conference. “That was the very first activity that was precluded because it was such a high risk. It will be the last one that the county would consider opening.”
CALIFORNIA SAY OKK FOR OUTSIDE VENUES AT 20%
-SANTA CLARA COUTY - SAYS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ANY TIME SOON - THOUGH NUMBERS GOING DOWN
-STILL WORKING OR IS THIS DONE FOR NOW
-COWBOYS, SAINTS, KC, JAX, — IS IT UNFAIR?
-HOW THE LEAGUE IS DOING W COVID
Sharks: The NHL season is expected to start Jan. 1, but the state’s guidelines released Tuesday apply to outdoor events only. Based on Santa Clara County’s reaction Tuesday it is doubtful public health officials will permit fans inside SAP Center anytime soon. Smith, the county executive, indicated Tuesday that until the country has an effective treatment or vaccine for the novel coronavirus, large gatherings will not be allowed in the county.
Warriors: San Francisco public health officials have some time before deciding what to allow for the Chase Center and Golden State Warriors games. Like the Sharks, the Warriors’ indoor facility poses a more challenging situation for health officials. The NBA season is expected to start in January or February. As we’ve learned this year, a lot can happen in three months.
Giants: The San Francisco Giants have even more time before learning the fate of their 2021 season. They would not play at Oracle Park until the end of spring training, perhaps late March. San Francisco public health officers have plenty of time to decide if they will follow the current state directive — if it even applies in the spring.
Athletics: The Oakland A’s face a similar situation as their cross-Bay MLB team. The major difference is the Athletics will follow guidelines from Alameda County public health officers. County officials did not immediately respond to questions about how they might handle outdoor pro sports events should the situation be the same next spring. But the public health officers and the A’s have plenty of time to deal with whatever happens.
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@JohnLundRadio @Eric_Branch @Rusty_SFChron@KNBR It's gonna be really strange to hear Papa's touchdown call and see the red hole go wild at O.Co 10/20/20, 3:41 PM
PATS - 49ERS NOTES:
GAME STORY LINES:
1- BELLICHICK VS KYLE — 3 GAMES 34-W7, 34-W7, 34-28 - MIKE 5-3 V BELLIEHICK
2- WHO WILL BELIEHCIKC TAKE AWAY
3- MOSTERT FACTOR
4- CAM V 49ERS —
5- JIMMY BACK TO PATS
WOULD BE BIG VS LOCKETT / SEATTLE -
-MIKE WAS 5-3 V BELICHICK
-13 DAYS FROM NFL TRADE DEADLINE - IF 49ERS :
*LOSE 2 3-5
*SPLIT 4-4
*WIN 2: 5-3
HOW DO THEY HANDLE DEADLINE?
MIKE REISS COVERS PATS FOR ESPN - UNIFORM RANKINGS —
ME:
-IM A TRADTIONAL UNIFORM GUY - YANKEES, ALABAMA, RAIDERS, NOT AN OREGON, DBACKS, CLOLR RUSH GUY
SO NFL:
1- CHARGERS POWDER BLUE
2- RAIDERS HOME BLACK
3- 49ERS HOME RED
4- COWBOYS HOME WHITE
5- JETS OLD GREEN WITH WHITE HELMET — 1969 JETS
RATINGS:
-EARLY MNF GAME (BILLS - CHIEFS) HAD MORE VIEWERS THAN LATE MNF GAME (CARDS-COWBOYS BLOW OUT)
4- FAN GETS DYING WISH TO MEET KLAY THOMPSON
OAKLAND, Calif. - Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson helped bring immeasurable joy to a terminally ill Bay Area woman and her husband.
When the NBA superstar learned one of his biggest fans is dying of cancer and has an estimated two to six weeks to live, he helped make her wish come true by joining her on a video call on Monday.
It was wonderful. He was just an absolute gentleman, a real kind man. I loved every minute of it,” said Deborah Wright, 62, of the East Bay. “I didn’t think it would ever happen. It’s been on my bucket list for years, but I never thought there would be a chance he’d want to talk to me."
The impetus for the encounter was her husband Randall Wright. He took to social media last week to throw up a long-range shot, asking if Thompson could virtually call his wife who he affectionately refers to as his bride.
“I ask for nothing else,” Randall Wright wrote in the post. “No gifts, money, or anything...just for the possibility of a visit from Mr. Thompson.”
Wright published a post and tagged KTVU’s Frank Somerville, who shared the message on his Facebook page last Friday. The post gained some traction and was forwarded to the Warriors public relations staff. By Monday, the couple was chatting with Thomspon.
The free-flowing conversation featured a guest appearance from Thompson’s bulldog Rocco as they talked about sports and Wright’s relationship with the Warriors.
“It really felt like we’ve been friends forever. He was so down to earth. We could’ve talked for hours. It just felt like that,” said Wright.
She was initially drawn to the Dubs because of their teamwork. But a post-game interview from years back after Thompson had a very productive night is what solidified her love for the all-star. She said Thompson excitedly gave credit to his teammates and deferred from self-praise.
And speaking of self-praise, while discussing her battle with cancer, Wright mentioned her four children and three grandkids. What she didn’t say initially is she and her husband adopted those children-- her husband interjected with the touching detail.
“They were not born under my heart, they were born in it,” she said.
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Wright recently had to make an unimaginably difficult decision after her metastatic breast cancer spread to other areas of her body. She was preparing for a procedure to attack cancer in the lining of her brain and spinal cord, but doctors determined her central nervous system was being impacted and the chance for a successful round of chemotherapy was low.
“Right now, I had to think, ‘Do I want quantity of life or quality of life?’” said Wright. “I chose quality.”
And while doctors have given Wright just two to six weeks left to live, she may have gained some extra time from recent brain radiation treatment.
“Judging on how I feel mentally, I’m thinking we did get some time out of that,” she said.
TOP BAY AREA GOOD GUY ATHLETES:
KLAY, CURRY, KITTLE, SHERM, MOST SHARKS, SIMIEN.,
OTHER:
BUMMER DAY —
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