The runs are coming in bunches for the Sox in this series.
Down 5-0 in the fifth, Boston gets six in the fifth (four on a long grand slam from Ortiz) and four more in the eighth.
After Schilling (6-8-5-0-3, 85), it was White Flag, Jeemer and Snuffer (retiring nine of 10 batters).
***
Jered Weaver (3.85, 111 ERA+) / Curt Schilling (4.06, 111 ERA+)
Schilling lost to Weaver and the Angels 4-2 on August 6, in his first start since coming off the disabled list. In six innings against the Orioles (August 12), Schilling did not record a strikeout. In his last start, Weaver held the Twins to five hits and two earned runs in 7.1 innings.
It's likely that Bobby Kielty will be called up (and Jacoby Ellsbury sent down) before tonight's game.
Also: Fat Billy and the Brownshirts (5 GB) face Detroit's Chad Durbin at 4 PM.
Well, I'm back...
ReplyDeleteGot into Newark yesterday and got a rental car, drove down to Camden/Philly for a concert (Ratdog/Allman Brothers) - what a fucking awful drive, apparently in Jersey you can only make a left every 5 miles or something.
Anyway, great concert, back in Newark now for the night and flying back tomorrow afternoon. Going to head into the city now, my first time in NYC. Should be a good'urn, eh!
Maybe I'll make a trip up to the Bronx around 7pm and laugh at Yankee fans after the spanking they'll receive this afternoon, if all goes as expected.
Oh, and re: yesterdays games.
ReplyDeleteFuck ya, Buchholz. Fuck no, Gagne. wtf man?
At the show yesterday, I found out the score was 5-4 in the top of the 9th and knew Paps had closed out the day game, so figured the Gagger would be in. I honestly went back to the hotel expecting a loss. And boy was I right.
Oh and one more thing - I got an email back from that dooshe
Had a good laugh. What a baby.
here it is in full:
"i have no idea what your problem is, why you need to resort to personal insults. so you feel differently. obviously, if you read my piece, so do i. but if you listened to any talk radio, read the newspaper columns, you would have known that when gagne blew the second game, there was a certain amount of hysteria in the air. even if you don't agree, this is a dispute about baseball and doesn't justify the kind of nasty, immature putdowns. you are obviously a baseball man more suited to talk radio than civilized discourse. mark"
I'll let you guys make your own comments on it :P
come old man schill...show yr glimpse of greatness.
ReplyDeleteTim: Thanks for sharing the reply. I was gong to suggest anyone anyone mailing him be polite, but fuck it.
ReplyDeleteI like how he bases his Sox hysteria argument on listening to people on talk radio, then dismisses you by saying you're more suited for talk radio. So he admits basing his entire column on uncivilized discourse.
Anyone watching FB's short outing against the Tigers?
ReplyDeleteThat HR by Posada was some masterful hitting.
ReplyDeleteCome on Tigers.
Did anyone see that 'double play' to end the 3rd????????? unbelievable...
ReplyDeletei did! mofos! jesus 1st and 3rd 1 out!!!!
ReplyDeletecant get a run, awful
Joe: I don't know if you went back to the faith/unbelief post, but I was quoting Dylan, not Bush.
ReplyDeleteI know you weren't quoting Bush, but I jokingly pointed out that it sounded like something Bush would say. "Yer with me or yer against me." Anyway, I was just kidding.
ReplyDeleteWoo, Tigers sac fly: 1-1
Just opened up Gameday to check on while I work. And I see in play, run(s) scored for the Tigers!
ReplyDeleteOnly a sac fly -- still, tied.
and fatsos pitch count is up in the fourth!
ReplyDeletenice, make him work!
Bush was actually quoting Jesus when he said that. A while back, someone went through a ton of Bush's terrorism speeches from 01-03 and noted numerous references to scripture (many of the exacting revenge sort, thus having Bush put himself in the position of God metting out punishment on his enemies). It was both creepy and interesting, certainly giving strong evidence to the idea of US-backed religious crusade (a phrase which Bush has slipped and used a couple of times).
ReplyDeleteITS OUTTA HERE! yeah 2-1 tigs
ReplyDeleteBOOYA 2-1
ReplyDeleteCameron Maybin!
ReplyDeleteIn his 6th MLB AB!!
Tim's first time in NYC?! Cool. Too bad he didn't ask us for pointers. Then again, what could I recommend that Tim would like? Besides the Riviera (Sox bar in the Village), probably nothing.
ReplyDeleteapparently in Jersey you can only make a left every 5 miles or something
Lord knows what this means! :)
Uh Tim, when you email comments to a writer, you're not supposed to insult him or her personally. Come on. (Although the guy had it coming.)
ReplyDeletei love how the tigers are having short pitching innings making fatso get right back out there, no time to rest.
ReplyDeletetack on some runs...
MFY go down in order on:
ReplyDelete8 pitches in the 4th and 6 pitches in the 5th.
HA!
hopefully they can get some insurance runs...
ReplyDeleteMFY always with the comeback.
MFY always with the comeback.
ReplyDelete2004 says Hi.
Two outs and Fatass loads the bases. Come on, Det!
ReplyDeletegoddamnit granderson.
ReplyDeleteDet outhitting NY 10-3, but ahead only 2-1.
ReplyDeleteTubby at 108 thru 6. Done?
ReplyDeleteHe's thrown more than 108 only once in 13 starts this year.
12 starts, actually. Topped 100 in only 3 of 12 starts (today makes 4 of 13).
ReplyDeleteim just saying you can never count the yanks out, as much as i'd like to.
ReplyDeletesee 2007
SEE?! FUCK
ReplyDeleteGame's over.
ReplyDeleteyup.
ReplyDeleteInsurance runs are always good, but all I'm saying is that if "MFY always with the comeback" were true, they'd be 122-0 right now.
ReplyDeleteWe'd be 49 GB!
dont be a douche-bag, they have a lot of come from behinds this year due to a-rods great season. youre making me argue for the yankees...which in itself is rediculous.
ReplyDeleteall im saying is that YOU CAN NEVER COUNT THEM OUT. dont be so fucking litteral, jeez.
go look up yr stats now...
When scoring 1st:
ReplyDeleteNY: 47-20, .701
Bos: 52-17, .754
When opponent scores 1st:
NY: 21-34, .382
Bos: 22-32, .407
Trailing after 6 innings:
NY: 4-42, .087
Bos: 9-43, .173
Trailing after 7 innings:
NY: 5-46, .098
Bos: 7-44, .137
Trailing after 8 innings:
NY: 3-49, .058
Bos: 2-42, .045
The Sox are better in every single category, except they trail slightly in "after 8 innings".
dont be a douche-bag
Not a good way to start a post.
all im saying is that YOU CAN NEVER COUNT THEM OUT. dont be so fucking litteral, jeez.
ReplyDeletethen type that. i'm going on what you posted. you know, your actual words.
go look up yr stats now...
"There is such thing as an over-reliance on facts."
whats the saying? "numbers: you can make them say whatever you want." to quote mazz.
ReplyDeletelisten, all i know is that i watch every sox game AND every yankee game, and to ME it always seems that any oppositions lead is never safe when it comes to the yanks. i can attest as to how many times ive been pissed cause a team blows a lead vs. them.
happy?
and stop caring so much about what i say.
back to reality, anyone hear about tavarez starting on sunday? is that to have a better pitching matchup vs the yanks?
Why would anyone write something and then say "stop caring so much about what I say"? Unless they're admitting their words are meaningless blather. Always a possibility.
ReplyDeletecause hes putting WAAAAAY too much stock into the littlest thing i say.
ReplyDeletemy opinion is fact according to him.
Boston:
1. Julio Lugo, SS
2. Kevin Youkilis, 3B
3. David Ortiz, DH
4. Manny Ramirez, LF
5. J.D. Drew, RF
6. Jason Varitek, C
7. Eric Hinske, 1B
8. Coco Crisp, CF
9. Alex Cora, 2B
SP: Curt Schilling
Los Angeles:
1. Chone Figgins, 3B
2. Orlando Cabrera, SS
3. Vladimir Guerrero, RF
4. Garret Anderson, DH
5. Gary Matthews, CF
6. Casey Kotchman, 1B
7. Maicer Izturis, 2B
8. Jeff Mathis, C
9. Reggie Willits, LF
SP: Jered Weaver, RHP
you state your opinion as if it's fact. it comes off that way in writing, anyway.
ReplyDeletemaybe you guys should both take a deep breath.
maybe (just a friendly suggestion, i swear) you shouldn't say "don't be a douche-bag" to the owner of the blog.
i can attest as to how many times ive been pissed cause a team blows a lead vs. them.
ReplyDeleteI posted the actual times they have come back in 2007. There was no massaging of numbers. The facts are the facts. (And blown leads are not the same as losses.)
and stop caring so much about what i say.
When you call me a douche bag on my blog, I'm gonna take an interest.
If you disagree with the records I posted, debate the records. Don't resort to name-calling.
Thanks for the lineups. Not sure why Tito always seems to sit at least two starters when he rests someone (Lowell and DP tonight).
ReplyDeleteJust a reminder for everybody as I head back to work:
1. Be civil. If you disagree with something, discuss the comment, not the commenter. ...
1a. Continued inability to act in a civilized manner will result in your being banned. If you are banned, you are banned forever, even if your later attempts to comment conform to the rules. It's not my job to teach you how to act like an adult.
2. If you make a claim, someone may ask you to back it up with some evidence. Do not be offended; you are not being attacked. We like facts.
ok i will be civil.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Perhaps last night is still bothering us both a tad.
ReplyDeleteehhh, its just the nature of the blog...you voice yr gut feeling as perspective and someone challenges it as facts. theres nothing factual about feelings, and theres no feelings in facts.
ReplyDeleteI assume that Cash is going to catch Tavarez tomorrow. Tek will be one tired captain at the end of this game.
ReplyDeleteRe: Tavarez - Wakefield and his magical mystery tour in the Trop is the reason for this start. Wake is like 9-0 (that is a guess) at the Trop.
Matsuzaka, Beckett and Schilling vs the Yankees - anybody seen who they are going to throw!
you voice yr gut feeling as perspective and someone challenges it as facts. theres nothing factual about feelings, and theres no feelings in facts.
ReplyDeleteHeh, I was just emailing something to that effect, but you put it more succinctly.
It's a familiar exchange. Fan gives perception, "stathead" oriented fan counters w/ numbers, fan hears that as a negation of his perception.
Stathead-fan might be correct, but in the context of the emotional part of being a fan, it doesn't matter.
Plus stathead-fan dug up those very facts in defense of his own emotional reaction. "What? The Yanekes come back? No they don't, they suck and I'll prove it!"
This concludes the Psychology Today portion of our programming.
I'm not trying to be a know-it-all. I'm just noting that the Yankees do not come back and win all that often in the late innings, even though it seems like they do (or you remember those games more because it pissed you off).
ReplyDeleteAlso, their record doesn't change the way you feel while watching this (or another) game. Plus those records don't take into account "trailing after 5 innings".
5-2 after 7.
Have I mentioned lately how much I hate the Globe Sports writers. Gordon Edes just makes my teeth grind, not to mention CHB.
ReplyDeleteI'm not trying to be a know-it-all.
ReplyDeleteIt just comes naturally?
/duck!
their record doesn't change the way you feel while watching this (or another) game.
That's the point, I think.
Wake at Trop: 8-0, 2.33, 3 saves (18 games, 12 starts)
ReplyDeleteSo -- 9-0 on Tuesday AM!
s1c, I recommend my approach. I never read them.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, you can watch every game, never read a word of that crap (stick to blogs) and be much happier.
Edes seems fine, but all I have to go on is print.
ReplyDeleteWhy everyone likes Bob Ryan so much, I don't know. Some good columns, some real shits.
nixon33 said...
ReplyDeletedont be a douche-bag
Comments like this leave me wanting to read some of Jack Marshall's poetry.......
I only have Game Day until 8:00 so anyone who's watching, pls feel free to fill me in on fun stuff.
ReplyDelete8:00-8:30 - traveling home
8:30 on, TV
Perception - Yankees always seem to win from behind.
ReplyDeleteReality - they suck
WHY THE PERCEPTION - because usually they come back against some team that the Sox just lost close games against. Facts to support this - none. I am just going with my gut!
Stat-head fan - "There is such thing as an over-reliance on facts."
Comments like this leave me wanting to read some of Jack Marshall's poetry.....
ReplyDeleteLOL
The man can turn a phrase. (Jack, are you lurking?)
not to nit-pick, but comebacks arent always in late innings. ive seen a lot of games where opposing teams scorea ton of runs in the fourth, and the yanks comeback and take the lead, whether they end up winning or not, sometimes yes, sometimes no. comebacks dont always mean wins i.e. last night. thats all i meant, i'll write that next time to make myself 1000% clear.
ReplyDelete"Stat-head fan - "There is such thing as an over-reliance on facts." "
ReplyDeleteThat is stat-head fan quoting a troll!!
Jack Marshall banned himself, you know. Because of our politics!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Nixon33 on that last one. How many times do we look at a Yankees score during a game, they are behind, then the next time we look, boom, they are ahead? (Please don't go look it up.) I would say it's A LOT of times.
ReplyDeleteThat doesn't mean they always win those games and it doesn't mean the Sox don't do it too. But just b/c NYY is behind at some point means nothing. I share the same perception.
Comments like this leave me wanting to read some of Jack Marshall's poetry.....
ReplyDeletewhat no nietzsche , or zizek?
What I hate is the Globe writers being on the pre-game show. It is always the same Edes, Carfado, CHB and Benjamin (who I like actually). It is always the Globe people and what really grinds my teeth is they fail to mention how the freaking Globe own 17 % of the Sox and NESN.
ReplyDeleteWe never see or hear any of the other beat writers from the other papers. I would like to here Buckley, Massorati or Bradford once in a while.
And PS it's part of what makes NYY fans so arrogant, the ingrained belief that they will always come back. Despite 2004. It runs very deep.
ReplyDeleteBradford is great. But it's a NESN-Globe exclusive. Thanks goodness for new blood like Snow and Benjamin.
ReplyDeletezizek
?
i agree with you s1c....to get mazz you have to isten to the 'eei and all you get there are inside jokes and them talking asbout how big TCs head is.
ReplyDeletei thought orsillo was the one w/ the big head. but that's only from remy. i don't see the pre-game.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavoj_Žižek
ReplyDeletewhat a literate bunch. thanks, n33.
ReplyDeleteAsk.com - first search on zizek (and no I had never heard of him).
ReplyDeleteThe author of works on subjects as wide-ranging as Alfred Hitchcock, 9/11, opera, Christianity, Lenin and David Lynch, Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek is one of the most important—and outrageous—cultural theorists working today. This captivating, erudite documentary explores the eccentric personality and esoteric work of this incomparable academic and writer who has been called everything from "the Elvis of cultural theory" to "a one person culture mulcher".
Slovenian
I should get some of those neat things to go over the letters of my name too. Or maybe umlats, so I can be more metal.
ReplyDeleteallan, you gotta go w/ the umlats cuz of all the Os.
ReplyDeletedo i go with redsock or my actual name?
ReplyDeleteredsöck
oh, yeahhhhh
I just hate the NESN-Globe Exclusive, especially since it is due to their part ownership of the team etc. Factor in the fact the globe is owned by the NY Times and you soon realize why it always comes back to the Yankees.
ReplyDeleteEx. - Even when the Yankees were in last place this year, the NESN pre game had some type of Yankee update.
man, do i rock now or what?
ReplyDeletefuck the shit, fuck the shit fuck shit, fuck shit fuck the shit ...
i was thinking of wood, but hey.
ReplyDeletehow about joy of sox w/ 3 of them?
ok folks, name that band! (where's tim when we need him, eh?)
ReplyDeletetop of the 9th at the toilet - time for a little fruitbat meltdown.
ReplyDeleteFactor in the fact the globe is owned by the NY Times and you soon realize why it always comes back to the Yankees.
ReplyDeleteit's true, but only partially. i think they think that's what sox fans want.
heh, you're goading someone. :)
ReplyDeletebut YES does the same thing with the sox.
ReplyDeleteits weird with my direct tv mlb interactive feature on YES it has a scorebox in the corner of the screen that hangs there for about 10 seconds after you switch to YES that has the red sox and the RED SOX only score.
talk about psychotic.
here are the actual lyrics:
ReplyDeletefuck the shit
fuck the fucking shit fuck
shit the fuck
shit the shitting fuck shit
shit fuck
fuck shit
shit fuck
fuck shit
fuck the shit
fuck the fucking shit fuck
shit the fuck
shit the shitting fuck shit
fuck the shit fuck yeah
yup. that only started after 2003.
ReplyDeleteBut the media says the Sox are obsessed with NY, not the other way around. Never has been, never will be.
ReplyDeleteI try to stay away from the YES network. Just gets my blood pressure up because I just know they are going to gush about CI and how he is the second coming. grinnnnnnd
ReplyDeletestaying away from yes is wise. they were part of what drove me away. (so many parts.)
ReplyDeleteO-cab just kills us. Sometimes I want to forget he was on the 2004 team.
ReplyDeletethat was bizzarre.
ReplyDelete4.5 final from the bronx
ReplyDeletesloppy
ReplyDeletethat's it, game's over.
ReplyDeletetee hee. ;)
That sucked, a base hit because Youk has to avoid the bat, otherwise this inning would have been over.
ReplyDeletesloppy - bad break that is all.
testing the umulat.
ReplyDeletethe appearance of which will spur this team to victory
allan, that looks ridiculous! :)
ReplyDeletewoo-hoo!
ReplyDeleteor should i say
wöö-höö!
allan, that looks ridiculous!
ReplyDeletenö, it döesn't!
not the youk play the missed double play.
ReplyDeletegod i hate weaver
i could give away some t-shirts to change our luck, but i don't have any (or i could talk to a stuffed animal), so that will have to do.
ReplyDeleteyôù àrè crácking mÉ Üp
ReplyDeletei was wondering where you were.
ReplyDeletei hate weaver too. and his sibling.
ReplyDelete"i was wondering where you were."
ReplyDeletetook me all friggin day to type that!
jöy of söx
ReplyDeletejöy öf söx
??
what are you smoking over there?
ReplyDeletenesn graphic as manny's position as "p"
ReplyDeleteway to go, nesn!
"nesn graphic as manny's position as "p" "
ReplyDeletei'd pay money to see that!
I'm busy typing paragraphs that look like this:
ReplyDeleteAlthough H. pylori is not generally thought of as invasive, it has been observed in the lamina propria and within vacuoles in the cytoplasm of epithelial cells. The authors report that isolates of H. pylori can enter into the cytoplasm of tissue culture epithelial cell lines such as HEp-2 cells. Intracellular uptake of H. pylori by HEp-2 cells is rapid and appears to require both the N-acetylneuraminyllactose-binding adhesion and another factor present only in living bacteria.
I don't like it very much.
game day is frozen. can someone tell me what's going on?
ReplyDeleteflo walked
ReplyDeletemanny k
well that sucked, way to answer the fricking cheap run. Is it just me or does it seem like this team has struck out more than in the past?
ReplyDeleteOff to look at the stats!
whöa
ReplyDeleteN-acetylneuraminyllactose
ReplyDeleteI may start dropping this in casual conversation.
you'll probably tell us how many of those things happened to LH batters with RISP
ReplyDeleteSpam:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.threadsox.com
Cakey, that is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the deal? We're gonna move game threads in there? :(
Nice! Just signed up.
ReplyDeleteside note for those of your in canada:
ReplyDeletehow did you move there? what i mean is do you have to be canadian citizen? are you? etc? im getting the hell out of this undustrial pit named NYC and my destinations are england (TOO EXPENSIVE THOUGH)
or canada...
any thoughts?
NICE JOB SCHILLING!
ReplyDeletefrag it
ReplyDeletethis undustrial pit named NYC
ReplyDeleteHEY! :<(
Shall we discuss your contract for 2008, Mr. Schilling?
ReplyDeletehey i live here. the arts arent so great....sorry. its not like it used to be
ReplyDeleten33, are you serious? if so, visit my blog.
ReplyDeletewe move to canada
see esp "how to" and the category "immigrating and moving" on the right. if you go to that category and go all the way to the beginning, it's the long version.
also see the link to CIC - everything you need is right there
feel free to email me about it anytime.
(except please do not trash nyc to me. it is the place i love most in the world.)
"its not like it used to be"
ReplyDeletenothing ever is
cakey: you gonna have some type of way to keep trolls out?
ReplyDeletemaybe membership only
ReplyDeletewe are permanent residents, entitles us to everything but voting. after being PR for 3 yrs, we can apply for citizenship.
ReplyDelete2 yrs down, 1 to go
sorry, i dont mean to trash NYC, its just the arts arent alive, the music scene is dead, and there are hardly any happenings anymore.
ReplyDeleteCakey, that is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! Still have alot left to do but its ready for action.
What's the deal? We're gonna move game threads in there? :(
Thats up to you guys. My original plan was to just let redsock use it for game threads and stuff. I'm not good with werds so hopefully someone will help with content. Its much more versatile than a blog set up.
thanks i'll check out yr blog!
ReplyDelete"its just the arts arent alive, the music scene is dead, and there are hardly any happenings anymore"
ReplyDeletethat's true. lack of commercial rent control killed so much music and art.
and giuliani and the corporate developers killed the rest.
but i still love it. it's still nyc.
cakey: you gonna have some type of way to keep trolls out?
ReplyDeleteOh yeah. Definately. If someone insists on trolling or breaking other rules they're gone.
i like the name a lot. (can i be a moderator too?)
ReplyDeleteshould we start with tomorrow night's game?
its true the high prices are killing art there. thats why places like kansas city & austin are thriving.
ReplyDeletei hear montreal and toronto have good scenes
is that true?
thanks i'll check out yr blog
ReplyDeleteHope nixon33's politics are a bit more to the left than his screen name might imply!
i hear montreal and toronto have good scenes is that true?
ReplyDeleteI couldn't say. We had a real change of life when we moved here - we're staid suburban folk now.
Toronto is a nice city, seems to have a lot going on. There are lots of resources online you could check out though.
Montreal is a fabulous city, but it's very hard to live there and be well employed if you aren't bilingual. People do - but it would be hard. Also much harder to emigrate, you have to apply directly to Quebec, and they really want you to parlez francais.
Better to apply federally (to all of Canada), move to Toronto, then move to Montreal later if you want to.
It takes about 1.5 - 2 yrs to get through the emigration process.
We should take this outta JoS.
ok thanks!
ReplyDeleteoutta here - see you all from 'sauga
ReplyDeleteRe: strike outs - since 2000 season this is the third best AB/K ratio of 5.56. Worst - 2004 4.81
ReplyDeleteThis team has the best K/BB ratio since 2000 of 1.47. Worst - 2001 2.18.
we're staid suburban folk now
ReplyDeletei.e., old.
i like the name a lot. (can i be a moderator too?)
ReplyDeleteBoom. You're a mod.
should we start with tomorrow night's game?
nix already started one. we can use it as practice.
cakey: can i make a post about the new place?
ReplyDeleteokay, so i'll go check it out.
ReplyDeleteswitching websites during a game? is that good mojo?
the way this game is going maybe....
ReplyDeletei.e., old.
ReplyDeleteye young whippersnappers
Of course you realize since the Sox have only came from behind thirty times this year, this game is over?
cakey: can i make a post about the new place?
ReplyDeleteMaybe wait a day or two... I'm not quite done with the "theme". Let's get used to using it, see if there are any problems.
If anyone has any ideas or problems please feel free to post them in the "Site Issues" section.
http://www.threadsox.com/index.php?board=4.0
Slugo!!!!
ReplyDeleteI HATE LUGO!
ReplyDeletehey the game thread over there disappeared! (i think)
ReplyDeletefrag it
ReplyDeletewhat is wrong with youk? .682 ops since the break. .216ba, .338obp he looks lost at the plate.
ReplyDeletejesus, did i fart? the room cleared out.
ReplyDeletemaybe hes not completely healed form whatever that injury was at the break?
ReplyDeleteYook started last August at .292 and ended up hitting .279 not a good sign and hes dropped 11 points already this August...
ReplyDeleteToo much arguing by Youk in my opinion. The umpires do not take kindly to antics and he has a lot of them.
ReplyDeletehe reminds me of that kid in little league that would cry every time he struck out. unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI guess cakey has some kinks to work out.
ReplyDeletetime for yook to shave the goatee.
ReplyDeleteand stop crying about strike calls. he's becoming our paul o'neill.
jesus, did i fart? the room cleared out.
ReplyDeleteno, farting is good. (and funny.)
show of hands: who wishes orlando was the sox starting shortstop for the rest of the year?
ReplyDeleteactually that was pretty stupid...i can't see your hands
ReplyDeletegot home just in time to see vlad hit it out
ReplyDeletehe reminds me of that kid in little league that would cry every time he struck out.
ReplyDeletei call him youk o'neill.
show of hands: who wishes orlando was the sox starting shortstop for the rest of the year?
ReplyDeletethis year, yes.
most any other year, no.
dare i say the magic words to spark a comeback?
ReplyDeletewe're staid suburban folk now
ReplyDeletei.e., old.
speak for yourself. i'm still young.
i knew plenty of folks who were old when they were young.
dare i say the magic words to spark a comeback?
ReplyDeleteI VOTE NO
shhhh.....
ReplyDeletehahahahaha
ReplyDeletecoco is starting to look like the coco we inherited from cleveland.
ReplyDeleteThose magic words did not, in the end, work last night. Maybe some new magic words.
ReplyDeletei'm sorry, ococ.
ReplyDeletebases loaded no outs, should we take bets on how many will score?
ReplyDeleteLoaded wit 0 outs.
ReplyDeletei'm saying one...lugo beats out an infield single.
ReplyDeletei'll say 6 :)
ReplyDeleteI HATE LUGO
ReplyDeleteshould we take bets on how many will score?
ReplyDelete9.
(i'm never right.)
damn it...i hate being wrong!
ReplyDeleteYES! like a charm!
ReplyDeletere: last night, dont blame me for gagne!
why do you hate lugo? take out a month and a half and a few costly errors, he has been ok.
ReplyDeleteOguls!
ReplyDeleteahh...was it a joke? i see what you were doing.
ReplyDeleteTime for a little Papi Power?
ReplyDeleteBoth, I think.
ReplyDeleteIt's sort of a joke, but he does hate him.
oh my god...remember that fart. i just crapped.
ReplyDelete!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOur two big sluggers, PAPI AND SLUGO!!!!
ReplyDeletedid i say 6?? i meant 8! or maybe 9!
ReplyDeletePapi!!!!
ReplyDeleteCOOKIE!
ReplyDelete(bennymac, n33 has a slugo system)
ReplyDeleteWWOOWOWOWOWOWQOWOWoWoWOWOWOWWOWOWOWOWOWOWoWoWO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletei love the replay where manny is in the background, papi hits it, manny puts his hands in the air in celebration, then then switches to stretching as if he shouldn't be celerating.
ReplyDeleteChug-a-lug, bitches!
ReplyDeleteredsöck said...
ReplyDeleteChug-a-lug, bitches!
Sat Aug 18, 08:48:00 PM
FUCK YEAH!
There was one Manny moonshot HR where every single person behind the plate leapt to their feet, hands going crazy, but one woman in the first or second row stayed in her seat and just nodded her head once, maybe twice.
ReplyDeleteIt was great.
speaking of people behind the plate...who is the dude directly behind home? slightly to the right of a right handed batter, next to the aisle. he is at every home game. every home game. he's got some kind of streak going.
ReplyDeleteJere knows all those guys, has nicknames for them and everything. Where is he tonight?
ReplyDeleteAlmost forgot the best pic:
ReplyDeleteSALAMI