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June 3, 2007

G55: Yankees 6, Red Sox 5

Yankees - 010 030 011 -  6  12  1
Red Sox - 000 050 000 - 5 11 1
Jeemer and Snuffer get beat in a hell of a game (and Slappy'll get some positive press with his solo home run in the 9th off the 'bot).

The Sox should be plenty tired when they touch down in Oakland early Monday morning -- still holding an 10.5-game lead.

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Andy Pettitte (2.51, 169 ERA+) / Josh Beckett (2.65, 169 ERA+)

Matching ERA+! They are tied for 4th in the AL, behind Dan Haren (262) and Chad Gaudin (185) of Oakland and John Lackey (179) of the Angeles. Kansas City's Gil Meche is 6th (157).

Redsox.com:
In his first start against the Yankees this year [April 21], Beckett allowed a season-high four earned runs in 6.2 innings, but still won the game. ... Pettitte's worst performance of the season came against [Boston] on April 27, when he allowed five earned runs and 11 baserunners in 4.2 innings. ...

Ramirez batted .327 with a .577 slugging percentage in May, and is off to a scorching start in June [5-for-8]. He has tormented Pettitte over his long career, batting .418 with 11 extra-base hits against the southpaw in 67 career at-bats.
Doug Mientkiewicz (BR page sponsored by JoS) suffered a mild concussion, cervical sprain and a fractured scaphoid bone in his right wrist. He'll be placed on the disabled list today.

399 comments:

  1. Ouch. Poor Malphabet. I retract my "HAHAHA" comment from yesterday when he was down, before I realized what had happened/how serious it was.

    Also, question: I'm looking into getting an Alternate Red Sox Jersey (Yook) - just to confirm, the ones they wear on the field are only the number (no name) right?

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  2. Home unis have # only. The road ones have name and #.

    I wish they would drop the names. I think only the MFY and the Giants have no names at all. Much classier (and traditional).

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  3. Not the road ones - the red alternates.

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  4. I looked it up and I'm 99.9% sure its just number.

    I don't want a road one cause I'm not a big fan of the grey.

    One of my biggest pet peeves is seeing white jerseys with names on them, or with "BOSTON" written on the front - they stink!

    I also think they should get rid of the names on the road jerseys.

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  5. Let's start a petition!!!

    What is worse is seeing Red Sox jerseys with "Williams" on the back or Yankee jerseys with "Ruth", "Gehrig", etc. on the back. Guys that never wore their names on the back.

    A Sox fan ought to be able to wear a #9 jersey or a Yankee fan ought to be able to wear a #3 jersey without needing a name on the back. Those just appeal to morons who don't know any better or think that passersby won't know whose jersey it is.

    And Ruth didn't wear a number at all for most of his Yankee career (the first 9 years, I think).

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  6. Let's start a petition!!!

    What is worse is seeing Red Sox jerseys with "Williams" on the back or Yankee jerseys with "Ruth", "Gehrig", etc. on the back. Guys that never wore their names on the back.


    Also a very good point.

    This one in particular also drew my ire. Sooooo uglyass.

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  7. In my opinion , I feel as though anyone over the age of ten wearing a shirt with some one elses name on it is a bit ridiculous

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  8. Let's start a petition!!!

    Hmph. Why do I sense I'm being made fun of... :/

    Boston should definitely go back to traditional name-less jerseys. They are so simple and classic. I wish all the original teams would do that - Detroit, Chicago. But Boston for sure.

    Of course everyone would say they were copying the Yankees, but whatever.

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  9. In my opinion , I feel as though anyone over the age of ten wearing a shirt with some one elses name on it is a bit ridiculous

    What does it mean if 9Casey is more mature than me? Should I be concerned? :)

    I spent a big portion of my 30s wearing shirts with people's names on the back. Now I'm closer to 50 than 40, and I'm considering wearing Papelbon's name. But I haven't made the leap to Red Sox gear yet.

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  10. Why is that regular white jersey w/ red lettering uglyass?

    Uglyass are those stupid green jerseys. Or pink ones that little girls wear. Yuck.

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  11. L-girl said...
    Uglyass are those stupid green jerseys. Or pink ones that little girls wear. Yuck.

    While I agree with you about the pink ones, I kind of like the green ones.

    As for numbers and names on the jersey. I think if you went back most teams had the names on the road jerseys for the fans on the road would know who they were seeing. At home, it was expected that the fans would know the home team players.

    Are we looking forward to the ESPN boys tonight? Talk to you later as I am off to see the nephew play!

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  12. Why is that regular white jersey w/ red lettering uglyass?

    Because the "BOSTON" on the front is brutal, looks like it was designed (not just made) in some sweatshop in Beijing.

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  13. I think if you went back most teams had the names on the road jerseys for the fans on the road would know who they were seeing. At home, it was expected that the fans would know the home team players.

    Names appeared on the back of uniforms for the first time in 1960 when the White Sox did it.

    I can't find when each of the other teams started doing it, but I know it wasn't right away. Clubs were afraid that having names on the back of uniforms would cause a decrease in scorecard sales.

    ...

    In January 2005, the Cubs decided to remove the names from the backs of their home jerseys in an effort to "revisit early baseball tradition".

    The Dodgers also did this some years ago, but they brought the names back.

    1922: First use of Cardinals birds-on-bat.

    Also -- first team in the modern era to wear pinstripes: 1907 Boston Doves (later Braves).

    The Yankees introduced pinstripes in 1912. Copycats.

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  14. Also during the communist "Red Scare" of the 1950s, the Cincinnati Reds actually removed their team's name from their uniforms and started referring to the team as "Redlegs".

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  15. Dodgers, oh yeah, forgot about that. What a shame they brought them back.

    I love the Cardinals logo, it's one of the best in any sport.

    How bout when you see highlights from the late 60s or 70s, some of those seriously ugly unis, supposedly hip then, how stupid they look now.

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  16. Great tidbit about the Reds! That is better than Liberty Cabbage.

    What insanity.

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  17. Clubs were afraid that having names on the back of uniforms would cause a decrease in scorecard sales.

    This is funny too. Whenever there's a change, or a not-change, follow the money.

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  18. No no... uglyass are those pretty boy pinstripes the wankees wear.

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  19. No no... uglyass are those pretty boy pinstripes the wankees wear.

    Can't argue with that.

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  20. How do you sponsor a Baseball Reference page? What does it entail?

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  21. Great flashback, Redsock, I've never forgotten this. I laugh my ass off every time I hear the Republican states being referred to as 'Red' states.

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  22. How do you sponsor a Baseball Reference page? What does it entail?

    Paying $!

    AT BR's page, click on "Classic BR" in the top left corner, then click on Newly Available Pages to see what is newly available. And if you go a player's page, you can see if anyone has spornsored it. If not, it gives the annual fee.

    I did Snook's for $25.

    The 2007 Red Sox page is available for $240!

    (A lot of pages are sponsored by companies and not strictly fans, which is a drag, but BR is a site worth supporting.)

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  23. Thus ends the commercial portion of our broadcast.

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  24. You have got to see footage of the manager of the Mississippi Braves. It is the ultimate on-field meltdown. Makes Sweet Lou look like a creampuff.

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  25. Google News for "Mississippi Braves Manager", lots of fun stuff. You must see the video to fully appreciate it.

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  26. Re BR sponsors, who sets the price of the page? Is it only ML players, or minor leaguers too?

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  27. L: We saw the vid on ESPN earlier today. Ho--ly--Shit. Seriously.

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  28. BR sets it. Scrubs from 1910 go for $5, while stars are much more.

    Only majors.

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  29. Red Sox won 2 World Series' wearing pinstripes--before the Yanks ever did. Again, copycats.

    About the current jersey situation: The way I've been justifying it is just what s1c said: We've still got the traditional home, without names, because we know the names. The roads let the other city know who we are. It would be nice to see the current roads without names. That'd look cool.

    I agree, though, the "Ruth 3" shirts are ridiculous, not just because they look stupid and never existed, but because you really should know the only guy to ever wear 3 for the Yanks. (Even though, two years ago, a Yankee fan at Yankee Stadium asked me what number Ruth wore.)

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  30. Here it is!!!

    Love the crawling on his stomach up the back side of the mound and lobbing the rosin bag as a grenade!!!

    Sexy Lips has never done that!!!!

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  31. Other Yankees have worn #3. In fact, they gave it away as soon as possible -- the year after they booted Ruth out the door:

    George Selkirk: 1935-42
    Bud Metheny: 1943-46
    Eddie Bockman: 1946
    Roy Weatherly: 1946
    Allie Clark: 1947
    Frank Colman: 1947
    Cliff Mapes: 1948

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  32. Its when he does the grenade bit. That's hilarious!

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  33. Man, im not seeing all the comments before posting or something...

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  34. I was gonna say "first Yankee to wear 3," but since I knew they started using numbers when he was on the team, I figured I'd say "only Yankee to wear 3," not even thinking they might have given it to anyone else AFTER he was gone. Wow. I never knew that. Thanks.

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  35. Might be some rain issues tonight.

    1. Julio Lugo, SS
    2. Dustin Pedroia, 2B
    3. David Ortiz, DH
    4. Manny Ramirez, LF
    5. Kevin Youkilis, 1B
    6. Mike Lowell, 3B
    7. Jason Varitek, C
    8. Wily Mo Pena, RF
    9. Coco Crisp, CF

    1. Johnny Damon, DH
    2. Derek Jeter, SS
    3. Bobby Abreu, RF
    4. Alex Rodriguez, 3B
    5. Jorge Posada, C
    6. Hideki Matsui, LF
    7. Robinson Cano, 2B
    8. Josh Phelps, 1B
    9. Melky Cabrera, CF

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  36. I figured I'd say "only Yankee to wear 3"

    They used it for another 13 years.

    (TJ on that one, Jere. :>) )

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  37. FYI: If Ruth's spirit was going to curse/haunt any team, it would be the Yankees. They treated him like a piece of shit at the end of his career in New York.

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  38. They treated him like a piece of shit at the end of his career in New York.

    It is ever thus. And I don't mean just in New York.

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  39. Jays and Rays won this afternoon and the O's lost.

    BOS --
    TOR 11
    BAL 11.5
    NYY 13.5
    TAM 14

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  40. This minor league manager absolutely tops my previous favourite meltdown, by Lloyd McClendon. I think he was managing the Pirates at the time. After getting ejected for arguing a call at 1st, he stomped back on the field, picked up the base and stomped off with it. "YOU'RE SURE AS HELL NOT USING IT!!"

    Pretty sure he threw the base back on the field when he was done.

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  41. lmfao, what a great video (miss braves)

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  42. According to the Globe, it looks like we'll start on time.

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  43. ProJo: "According to multiple industry sources, the umpires’ postgame report, filed after Friday’s game, stated that Proctor’s actions were deliberate and warranted a suspension. But yesterday morning, Bob Watson, Major League Baseball’s vice president of on-field operations, overruled the umpiring crew and told the Red Sox that Proctor wouldn’t be subject to further discipline."

    Yankee Bob to the rescue.

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  44. More from ProJo:

    "I guess what this means," said one angry Red Sox source, "is that the next time we want to hit someone, all we have to do is do it with a 2-and-2 count, then have Varitek escort [the hit batsman] down to first base."

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  45. And make sure he keeps his mask on for good measure.

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  46. Ah back from seeing the nephews team win 5 to 1. Love watching the kids play LL.

    Redsock, I wasn't aware of the names being 1960. I thought it was earlier than that, good to know.

    Raining here in norther CT and the clouds look packed north of here. Not sure if I want them to play, might be best if the team calls this game for rain early since the Sox have game tomorrow vs A's.

    10:05 starts the next three nights, glad I will be in the office instead of on the Road tues and wednesday.

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  47. I'm going to go out on a limb and say Joe Morgan says 2 intelligent things tonight.

    Let me know, though, because I'm watching on mute.

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  48. Oh no! Don't even think about a rainout. This is my last full game for a while, as I fall asleep in the 3rd inning of west coast games.

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  49. Let me know, though, because I'm watching on mute.

    You know, that's not fair. Now Tim and I have to battle it out on the honest reporting front. Come on now, put your sound on and suffer with the rest of us.

    Or I'll start a petition.

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  50. Now Tim and I have to battle it out on the honest reporting front. Come on now, put your sound on and suffer with the rest of us.

    Actually I find ESPN much more tolerable than Fox. I hate Buck on so many levels.

    I'm finding this amusing. Is this game on Sportsnet in Canada? I'm watching on MLB TV, as this room has canadian satellite and computer. the TV room has US satellite and no computer.

    but canadian satellite is down right now anyways (storm)

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  51. Actually I find ESPN much more tolerable than Fox.

    Oh god, me too. I really don't mind the Sunday night team. My partner, on the other hand...

    Yeah, it's always on cable, Rogers SportsNet, every Sunday night. Not only that, if you have cable, and the Jays aren't playing, they'll usually go to NESN for the Sox game! That's what you get for having satellite.

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  52. beckett looks good. let's light up tucan sam.

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  53. The key to this game may be who can get to the bullpen first. Posada is smoking this year.

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  54. WMP fielded it cleanly!!! yay!!!

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  55. Well, bullpen to bullpen, there's not much contest. I think the key to this game is playing it, cause if we play it, we'll win.

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  56. WMP fielded it cleanly!!!

    "Jerry got it open!"

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  57. keep in mind that in most of the sox-mfy games this year, ny gets a lead, blows it and loses.

    so this one in unfolding according to plan.

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  58. L-girl said...
    You know, that's not fair. Now Tim and I have to battle it out on the honest reporting front.

    Unlike yesterday when I was restricted to the radio, I am able to watch the espn so will gladly referee.

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  59. damon taking balls at first? is his arm strong enough to turn the 363?

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  60. Not surprised to see Damon at first, I know they put M-alphabet on the 15 dl but you got to figure that wrist will take longer than 15 days.

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  61. I find it much easier to tune out Morgan than McCarver, and Miller is harmless.

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  62. Miller just said it feels like October. You know he meant the chilly weather, cuz the Yankees won't be playing baseball in October!

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  63. (He actually did mean the weather.)

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  64. jeter goes to his left about as well as dick cheney.

    yoooooooooook

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  65. man, the espn camera truped the hell out of me on lowell's fly ball

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  66. Actually I kind of like Miller, its Morgan who gets me on edge. He does what, one game a week? Has he ever heard of prep work for games.

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  67. i know you hate jeter, but there's no need to compare him to satan.

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  68. I like Miller too. Harmless is a compliment when it comes to national baseball announcers.

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  69. Has he ever heard of prep work for games.

    No, he has not.

    You ever read the commentary on Morgan's chats at FJM? When asked a question about a team or player, he almost always says something like he hasn't seen the player enough to answer. Almost every time. It's hilarious.

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  70. Oh no, don't bring up 1975 with Joe Morgan around... greatest team in baseball... blah blah blah...

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  71. Morgan the Analyst:

    I haven't seen enough of him this year
    It's tough for me to answer that question from afar
    I don't see how they go about their business on a day-to-day basis
    I can't answer that because I don't know what they think individually
    Well you cannot compare anything anymore anyway
    I don't know much about their front office and their scouting systems
    I won't say someone's overrated because I don't see him every day
    I know Roger pretty well, but I'm not going to predict what he will do
    I won't say someone's overrated because I don't see him every day
    I can't answer if they're the worst ever, because I didn't see all of the others that didn't win
    It's hard because I didn't see the 27 Yankees
    I don't know either of them well enough to make the statements that you made
    I'm going to have to wait until the season's over
    I haven't seen him play first base
    I don't know what the city needs
    I'm not sure that's going to happen next year
    I'm not sure how much he's going to want or how many years
    I'm not sure if it's ever happened before
    I'm not sure if it ever happened before
    I'm not sure about three different players.
    I have no idea where he'll play. I have no idea
    I just don't know how good the Dodgers are
    I haven't seen him play much
    I live in the Bay area, so I get to see a lot and read a lot on the Giants
    I'm not there to see how he's throwing and his mental state
    I haven't had much of a chance to check him out, but I have heard some good things

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  72. Joe will never top this one:

    "Well you cannot compare anything anymore anyway."

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  73. Miller just told the *correct* story about the Pesky Pole. That might be the first time I've heard it correctly on TV.

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  74. LOL on the chats. As for the 75 Reds, they were good.

    The 75 WS still ranks in my mind as the best Seven Game Series even though the Sox lost it was a great series. 2nd best seven game was the 2001.

    Best 4 game of course was 2004!!!

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  75. that pesky never hit any home runs down there ever at all in his whole career?

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  76. Scrolling up, I thought some maniac had just spammed JoS. But no, it was Allan being Joe Morgan!

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  77. Many people think 1975 was the best WS ever.

    Others think 2001 topped it. Hmm.

    that pesky never hit any home runs down there ever at all in his whole career?

    That he rarely hit HRs, but the only way he could have hit one was to get it right around that pole. As opposed to, that's where he always hit them.

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  78. Fact -- he hit only 6-7 HR at Fenway in his career and NONE of them went near the pole.

    Someone went back and looked at the Boston newspapers.

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  79. damn - got work.

    guess i'll have sound on and listen along and watch if anything happens.

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  80. Wasn't that one of those myths that started because of something that Teddy Ball Game said? Trying to remember where I saw that. Off to Ask.com to see what we can find.

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  81. What did you learn? Is it attributed to Williams?

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  82. Uh-oh, Mr Sock, are you hearing this? Morgan on pitcher's records, better check your blood pressure.

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  83. "...if a guy pitches just well enough to lose, or if he pitches just well enough to win..."

    "you know I believe wins and losses is how you judge how well a guy is pitching..."

    how can he say that?

    what does he say when someone mentions bullpens and run support?

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  84. just checking, prior to this year, did any red sox player ever get a hit besides manny & tiz?

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  85. No, Mel Parnell seems to have been the one. Found it Red Sox Connection.

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  86. GRRRR, Teddy was in the Marines not the Army. Big difference Joe.

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  87. "you know I believe wins and losses is how you judge how well a guy is pitching..."


    What a complete retard. I heard that...

    Now he's talking about how the A-Rod "Mine!" had something to do with an unwritten rule.

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  88. Uh, no. He's saying that people say there are unwritten rules, but that's basically b/s. He's agreeing with you and me about Alex's yell.

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  89. Right before Tim said that, I was about to post: I hate it when Joe Morgan makes sense. :)

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  90. I like his kindlier / gentle game now. Of course I blame his network for it being the way it is with warnings being issued etc. If ESPN hadn't been playing the donny brooks etc on Sports center and other wise stirring up the pot then the enforcement would have been left on the field.

    Well at least that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

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  91. Uh, no.

    There was nothing wrong with my comment ;-)

    I just said it had something to do with unwritten rules...not about his position on it...(i didnt hear the first part of it, all i heard was "A-Rod...unwritten rules...blah blah blah...")

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  92. Arrrrrgh...dont think Lowell should've thrown that one...

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  93. ...(i didnt hear the first part of it, all i heard was "A-Rod...unwritten rules...blah blah blah...")

    Yes. That was obvious. :)

    Shit. 3-0.

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  94. Stick to it, s1c. It's as good as any other theory out there.

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  95. I really thought that Josh was goint to get out of this inning with no runs but sheesh.

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  96. same here, it was looking good...

    i dont think he'll be pitching another inning now.

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  97. Time for another comeback! Who's got it tonight? I'll email to ask.

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  98. They mention all the things the Yankees did that season, but they never mention Gerbil.

    Even Morgan has to say, If the Yankees are 14 GB in July, they're not catching these Red Sox.

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  99. way to foul that off....rip one over the monster now

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  100. i'll take a walk and let dusty get everyone in

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  101. dusty can still bring em all home.

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  102. K, damn.

    oh sit down, pettitte's fine, let dusty hit.

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  103. Nice one by Miller there...

    "Pena at second...stealing locations, giving signs"

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  104. he blew an 88mph fast ball by him. lugo couldn't catch up with it.
    mhmm.

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  105. Would love to see DP GS it but will settle for anything but a dp.

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  106. Speed, baby speed, Coco scores from first almost stepping on Pena's heals.

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  107. hey tdcg :)

    Papi!!! Here we go!!!!

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  108. Abreu butchers another one. Oh man.

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  109. WOOHOO!!!! BULLPEN TIME!!!!!

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  110. damn, i love this team. they are never, ever out of it.

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  111. Now if Josh can go out in the Sixth and make it a 1-2-3 inning this game will be over.

    While in the head I heard Joe C. say that Drew will most likely play tomorrow against the A's.

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  112. RKO is saying Petite looks hurt. Any word on that?

    Pedroia -- man, it's great to see him comin' on.

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  113. pettitte - they came out and looked at him, but haven't said anything since

    pedroia - i know, ain't it great?

    YEAH! 5-4!

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  114. ohhh yeah!

    damn, ortiz was doin some serious grimacing there.

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  115. yeah, he has such an expressive face too.

    you hear it? WHERE IS ROG-ER!!!

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  116. Allan had to shut down his mlbtv, so I'm emailing him updates.

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  117. What a heart this team has!!

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  118. Lowell is smoking the ball right

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  119. wooooo!

    Laura and Allan?

    heh, my first year business teachers' name was Laura Allan.

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  120. It does not look good for him that he's starting against the Pirates. Talk about a AAAA rung in the ladder.

    Another thing in the Yanks' minus column is that Pettite can't be expected to pitch as well as he has been through the season.

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  121. Youk hits the SF. Every time this team needs something done, it seems like they get it. This is a TEAM.

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  122. Of all the things I love about these 07 Sox, that is what I love best. They never, ever quit. They always keep playing to win.

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  123. Yeah, Lowell!!

    We want mooooore, Cap'n.

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  124. hi all!!!

    tuning back in.

    saw pedroia's hit and on ...

    another blown lead.

    and one very loud WHERE IS ROGER?

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  125. Laura Allan? Ha! Well, we could never teach anyone business. Not quite.

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  126. Now why was this game blacked out of mlb.tv for me and not for Allan?

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  127. Josh needs to put down the hammer here. No fooling around, 1-2-3 the spankees.

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  128. Tim, can you email one of us? We're having a party, maybe you want to drive down the QEW and have a beer in our backyard.

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  129. ZS, blacked out? Aren't you in the SF area? (Or am I confusing you with someone else...?)

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  130. Idiot Morgan has 2 starters in front of him with identical ERA+ yet one is 8-0 and the other is 3-4.

    And he still repeats his usual bullshit in the face of evidence against it.

    THAT is the definition of an idiot.

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  131. very nice!

    what's this about a part-ay?

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  132. Yes, San Francisco itself. Going to see Dice-K in Oakland on Tuesday.

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  133. no reason it should be blacked out for anyone, its a nationally televised game...

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  134. Probable Becketts last inning

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  135. 1-2-3 thanks to the dp. we'll take it. Donelly in the seventh?

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  136. This may be a few innings late but, how about when Peter Gammons validated Morgans point about Youk's hitting streak by saying Youk did not think he would have a long hitting streak because he walked so much and then you could almost see Morgans ego getting inflated and he talked about it for the rest of the inning.

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  137. Yeah, I caught that - Youk, hit streak, Morgan. :)

    ZS, cool! Now I remember you mentioned that. I can't imagine why your game is blacked out.

    Tim, email me, or Allan, or whatever.

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  138. M-alphabet is out 6-8 weeks but they only put him on the 15 day DL? How many do the spankees have on the sixty?

    Wily Mo thought that was a terrible call thats for sure.

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  139. Morgan says Tito has grown into his job. So when will you grow into your job, Joe??

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  140. Minky's out with a fractured wrist, which he didn't even fracture on that play. (It was an earlier play in the game.) Always sucks to get a concussion and such, but that play isn't why he's out for two months.

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  142. Sometimes Joe Mrgan says stuff that makes it hard to believe he is a Hall of Famer. I agree with what Simmons says that color guys should have played within the last 10 years unless they are funny or an icon like Uecker or the Rem Dawg.

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  143. l-girls going to hate me for posting this horribly off-topic link

    but that's just...WOW. I can't even express in words how awkward that is.

    emailing...

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  144. Uh, no, don't hate you. A bit confused why you're posting that here, but what do I know. Maybe everyone here gets it but me.

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  145. unforunatelt a good call by Blue

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  146. Got to see a better replay than the one they just showed.

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  147. i was looking for hockey tickets on craigslist when i got distracted and saw an ad with that title. very...ugh, and i thought that i would share it to see what other people's reactions are :P

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  148. Looked out to me, but we need a better replay angle.

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  149. Lugo, Lugo, Lugo. Everyone knows you make the out AFTER you score the run. Get home safely and keep running to first next time.

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  150. i thought that i would share it to see what other people's reactions are :P

    I don't know, Tim, don't you live in Hamilton? Maybe you're cross-posting on JoS. ;-)

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  151. don't worry, tim: we won't ask why you are looking at that ad during the game. ... not that there's anything wrong with that.

    ...

    (my father's gay)

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  152. watching it live, it looked like he got blocked then stepped on the plate right before he got tagged.

    the ONE replay looked like i may be wrong, but who knows for now.

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  153. incredibly steeped in gayness

    allan, everyone here now thinks your (deceased) father is gay

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  154. no, the ad is men seeking women.

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  155. don't worry, tim: we won't ask why you are looking at that ad during the game. ... not that there's anything wrong with that

    hahahaha, i'm sorry! i didn't realize that craigslist had personals, and upon clicking on them that was one of the first to show up. so naturally i had to read into it, what in the hell is going on.

    (ive really got no way outta this)

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  156. We only get the one replay on that play at the plate? Grrr.

    Heart stopped watching Pena go for that ball.

    Lopez in for Abreu.

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  157. yeah josh!!!

    "IF the bullpen can hold it"?? Whatchoo mean if, Mr Miller?

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  158. (ive really got no way outta this)

    nope

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  159. i love my dead gay son!

    sorry. hey gay is oK! ;D

    yeah miller needs to shut up with the 'if' crap.

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  160. I know, where are the replays? (And where is Allan telling us it's because he was safe and ESPN has a pro-Yankee bias?)

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  161. i was unloved as a child. ... i was breastfed by my father. [/rodney]

    lugo looked out.

    (that guy in the ad has a early papelboner.)

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  162. gay is fine, gay is great, but why is Tim posting about his Cialis adventures? :D

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  163. cause all guys are interested a sentence that has 'hard' and '36 hours' in it?

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  164. could really use a DP here.

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  165. Hey, you're all invited, I'm just assuming Tim's the only one here in Canada. (Woti's already invited, he can't make it.) (But we met him at the last Sox game here.)

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  166. but yeah to act on the posting about it thing....not so sure there ;)

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