Who watched the All-Star game?
By belhaven14
@belhaven14 (454)
United States
July 17, 2008 5:25pm CST
It was tough to stay up so late to watch it, but it was well worth it. I though it was a great game. I was rooting for the NL, but still went away from the game happy because of how good it was. Who else watched the game? What did you think?
7 responses
@princessdian (506)
• United States
17 Jul 08
I didn't watch the whole game but I saw most of it and I did get to see the ending. I was rooting for the National Leauge too. I thought for sure they would win. It was a little disappointing for me because the Brewers are my favorite team and Corey Hart didn't get the saving throw on time. I spent a lot of time voting for him too. Oh well, hopefully he doesn't do horrible this season because of his mistake. I'm sure he tried his hardest.
@belhaven14 (454)
• United States
17 Jul 08
He gave a great effort on that play. It is a tough play to make, so I doubt he will be hindered by it. You really can't expect someone to make that. The national league had so many opportunities to win, but then again so did the american league. I am a Braves fan, but I would like to see the Brewers win the central. We went to a game in Milwaukee last summer and had a good time there. C.C. should help y'all out a bunch. Good luck with the 2nd half.
@princessdian (506)
• United States
17 Jul 08
Your right, It was a really tough play. I love going to the Brewers games. I got to see C.C.'s starting game and that was really cool. Good luck to you too!
@belhaven14 (454)
• United States
18 Jul 08
Very nice. I'm sure he will work out well for you too. I was excited because he is on my fantasy baseball team and Milwaukee will probably give him more run support. The Indians just aren't getting it done this year.
@belhaven14 (454)
• United States
18 Jul 08
I hate that you missed the ending. It was really exciting. I stuck it out, but it was a little easier for me since im in the Central time zone. It was really hard to get up for work on Wednesday reguardless!
@marty3888 (2355)
• Acme, Michigan
2 Aug 08
I thought it was the best All-star game ever. I was rooting for the American League and I thought we were really gonna lose this time. But winning at the very end was great! reminded me of alot of Tiger games I've watched this season.
@Reesers (1387)
• United States
17 Jul 08
I watched it as well but was cheering for the American League because I'm a Rangers fan. Even though it was long, it was pretty good. The pitching was amazing and the NL made some great plays to keep the AL from scoring.
I went to the All-Star game when it was here in 95 and it was a blast. Each year brings back memories of that time and I would love to go to another.
@belhaven14 (454)
• United States
18 Jul 08
I've never been to one live. I would definitly love to go to one. This would have been a great one to go to because of the pre game ceremony. That was amazing having around 50 hall of famers on the field along with the all-star starters. I would have given about anything to be there and see all of those people. You are right about the defense. Other than Uggla, the late inning defence was pretty amazing.
@Yazo0_0 (74)
• United States
18 Jul 08
I watched the All-star game and might I say that it was one of the best all-star games of recent memory. One of the best parts about it that I thought was when Terry Francona called the General Manager for the Rays to ask for permission to put ace Scott Kazmir into the game and pitch the top of the 15th Inning.
Personally I was rooting for the American League and My team the Blue Jays who had Roy Halladay represent us at Yankee Stadium. The game was awesome and Michael Young recorded the final run in an all-star game at Yankee Stadium.
@aville44 (125)
• United States
24 Aug 08
that was the greatest all star game ive ever seen. i almost fell asleep during it, but i toughed it out and stayed up and watched it. Im glad i did. I was for the NL, but i didnt really care who won. It was still one of the greatest baseball games ive ever saw. Im glad they went into extra innings, instead of Bud Selig calling it. I was hoping the position players would get to pitch though
