Gary A.
Been spending a lot of time on here!
@ JC- On the front page of the "PLAYOFFS" section of the Los Angeles Times is a huge photo of Granderson balanced on one foot, arms out above his head, fingers spread wide and under a helmeted head his eyes are wide and mouth open, after he scores on the Barnes double.
From the Times article- "Rich Hill clutched the cardboard sign and walked into the Dodger Dugout. The crowd at Dodger Stadium was sitting on its hands in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday, minutes after a five-run lead over Arizona had shrunk to two. The second game of the National League Division series was no longer a party. a lark, a celebration of the Dodgers' might. The 54,726 fans assembled at Chavez Ravine wore the scars of the past and the tension of the present.
October is a cruel month. The highs feel fleeting. The lows are eternal. Hill sought to counteract the encroaching dread with a handcrafted message: 'Make Some Noise.'
The crowd caught Hill's drift. The cheers gathered in volume as the Dodgers mounted a rally. As if on cue, a grounder from Chris Taylor rolled through the legs of Arizona shortstop Ketel Marte, a run scored. The crowd exploded, and the Dodgers had enough to hang on for an 8-5 victory ..."
From the Times article- "Rich Hill clutched the cardboard sign and walked into the Dodger Dugout. The crowd at Dodger Stadium was sitting on its hands in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday, minutes after a five-run lead over Arizona had shrunk to two. The second game of the National League Division series was no longer a party. a lark, a celebration of the Dodgers' might. The 54,726 fans assembled at Chavez Ravine wore the scars of the past and the tension of the present.
October is a cruel month. The highs feel fleeting. The lows are eternal. Hill sought to counteract the encroaching dread with a handcrafted message: 'Make Some Noise.'
The crowd caught Hill's drift. The cheers gathered in volume as the Dodgers mounted a rally. As if on cue, a grounder from Chris Taylor rolled through the legs of Arizona shortstop Ketel Marte, a run scored. The crowd exploded, and the Dodgers had enough to hang on for an 8-5 victory ..."