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I heard someone on the broadcast use that phrase last night, and it got me thinking....has any team coined "The 10th Man" for their baseball crowd? If so, forgive me...and I do somewhat hate the idea of copying A&M and Seattle's 12th man in football. But this is a totally different sport, and as many have said around the country today, our crowd impacts the game...much like a 10th guy on the field.
Cheesy or nah?
If so, I'll gladly see myself out.
Cheesy.
Lemonis said it during his postgame interview.
Yeah, I just read what I typed and I'm a little disappointed in myself for even typing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
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That's it, that's where I heard itQuote:
Originally Posted by Dawg_Lover
He was trying to describe the impact our fans had on the opponents players and/or pitchers, and said something like .... kinda like the 10th man, on our field, if you will ....Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
I think it's cool to say in interviews and stuff, but I wouldn't market it or anything. The "Dude Effect" fits better I think.
It's ok if the coach wants to use 10th man but the media has kind of taken to the Dude Effect so we should probably just stick with it. And promote it.
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Originally Posted by KOdawg1
I agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by LC Dawg
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Originally Posted by KOdawg1
Yeah, exactly. It's a little like somebody wanting to start a "new tradition". Traditions are spontaneous - not something planned. Likewise for the 10th man thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1