Good win last night against the Chiefs. We’ll see three more times, the first on Saturday at the Yard for our last home game of the regular season. The race in the West is tight for everyone below the leader Hoptown who is 4 games above the current 2nd place Chiefs. The Miners and Railroaders close behind at 5 games back.
The Railroaders have 8 games remaining and still a chance to improve in the standing. Today we have a doubleheader in Fulton against a dominant Bombers team who has already clinched the East Division title. This will be the toughest challenge yet for the Railroaders. Only once have we met them and loss 5-2 in Dubois. The Railroaders will also have to travel tomorrow to Dubois for a third and final game against the Bombers.
Post Season Playoff series begin week from today. The best of three games Round One will pit the #1 seed against the #4 seed and #2 against #3 teams in each division. Home field advantage will go the higher seeds, meaning game one and three (if necessary) will be played at the higher seed’s field.
The Railroaders have 8 games remaining and still a chance to improve in the standing. Today we have a doubleheader in Fulton against a dominant Bombers team who has already clinched the East Division title. This will be the toughest challenge yet for the Railroaders. Only once have we met them and loss 5-2 in Dubois. The Railroaders will also have to travel tomorrow to Dubois for a third and final game against the Bombers.
Post Season Playoff series begin week from today. The best of three games Round One will pit the #1 seed against the #4 seed and #2 against #3 teams in each division. Home field advantage will go the higher seeds, meaning game one and three (if necessary) will be played at the higher seed’s field.
The Railroaders have their best chance to take the #2 position with only a one game separation between the three lower teams. The #1 spot is still in the picture at this point but appears to be a long shot. The final dash starts tonight. See you at the Yard or on TeamLine today, 5 pm start. Let’s go Railroaders!
Pablo's parents listening from Miami and all sounds good here.
ReplyDeleteSalata's are watching from Connecticut. Let's go Railroaders!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJames Geiger's parents listening from Washington state.
ReplyDeleteWill Acuff's Parent's watching from Huntsville, Alabama
ReplyDeleteSomething is wrong with the sound/volume
ReplyDeleteWe can hear the field noise more than you guys....sounds like the mic is pointed away from you.
ReplyDeleteSound is still not balanced. Background noise still louder than commentators.
ReplyDeleteStill very, very faint. Sometimes can make out what you are saying. Sometimes not.
ReplyDeleteha ha ha....what a difference! Thanks...
ReplyDeleteOk! That did the trick!
ReplyDeleteYep. That fixed it. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job tonight guys!!
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