
MVP Baseball: National League Championship Series
Monday, August 29th, 2005
It’s been awhile since I updated you on my MVP Baseball 2005 dynasty. My Dodgers were able to defeat the Mets in the first round of the playoffs with a series victory of 3-1, winning the final game at home. Our next series for the National League crown is against the Padres!
In game 1 the Dodgers took a 4-1 lead into the final two frames, but the Pads gave us some trouble. They put up 2 runs in the 8th, and another 2 in the bottom of the 9th to come back and beat us. The Dodgers look to rebound in game 2 of this 7 game series.
Surprisingly, it’s a LOT of fun getting beat in this game. Knowing that your lead isn’t always safe, and that you WILL lose games, makes every win feel great.
UPDATE
Game 2 did not go so well either. The Dodgers fell behind early 5-2 against knuckleballer Steve Sparks, who went a strong 7 innings. The Dodgers’ scored early with a 2-run shot by Drew, but their bats were silenced until the 8th, when they put up another 2 spot. Unfortunately that was all the offense could muster as the Dodgers fell 5-4 to the Padres. This puts the Dodgers down 0-2 in this best of 7 series. The Dodgers head back to Los Angeles where they hope a change of scenery can turn things around.
It’s been awhile since I updated you on my MVP Baseball 2005 dynasty. My Dodgers were able to defeat the Mets in the first round of the playoffs with a series victory of 3-1, winning the final game at home. Our next series for the National League crown is against the Padres!
In game 1 the Dodgers took a 4-1 lead into the final two frames, but the Pads gave us some trouble. They put up 2 runs in the 8th, and another 2 in the bottom of the 9th to come back and beat us. The Dodgers look to rebound in game 2 of this 7 game series.
Surprisingly, it’s a LOT of fun getting beat in this game. Knowing that your lead isn’t always safe, and that you WILL lose games, makes every win feel great.
UPDATE
Game 2 did not go so well either. The Dodgers fell behind early 5-2 against knuckleballer Steve Sparks, who went a strong 7 innings. The Dodgers’ scored early with a 2-run shot by Drew, but their bats were silenced until the 8th, when they put up another 2 spot. Unfortunately that was all the offense could muster as the Dodgers fell 5-4 to the Padres. This puts the Dodgers down 0-2 in this best of 7 series. The Dodgers head back to Los Angeles where they hope a change of scenery can turn things around.
