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38 minutes ago, Macca said:

The oddest looking trophy is possibly the Baseball World Series one.

Probably because the World Series is the oddest "world championship" going around. "THEEE ATLANTA BRAAAVES .... WOOOOORRRRLD CHAAAMMMMPIONS!!!! OUT OF ALL THE COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD EXCEPT FOR THE ONES THAT AREN'T THE USA OR CANADA!!!!!!!"

20 minutes ago, Mazer Rackham said:

Probably because the World Series is the oddest "world championship" going around. "THEEE ATLANTA BRAAAVES .... WOOOOORRRRLD CHAAAMMMMPIONS!!!! OUT OF ALL THE COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD EXCEPT FOR THE ONES THAT AREN'T THE USA OR CANADA!!!!!!!"

Well, there is a bit of truth to the naming of the trophy as the league is out there on its own as easily the biggest in the world

Plus, all the best players in the world play in the MLB

Of course, the yanks don't mind a bit of self congratulations but again,  it would be hard to see any team outside of the USA beating the World Series winners

I'm well used to it so that sort of bragging doesn't bother me at all

Also, it would be hard to argue that any team outside of Australia would stand a chance against the Melbourne Demons

So, in effect, we are the World Champions (unless the NZ Nobodies somehow beat us!)

 
1 hour ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

The AFLX trophy is beyond compare

Do you think that was the turning point for the 2021 Dees like the 1987 night GF win?

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