Beckett: "When I was younger, I used to try to pitch like him in the street when we were playing home run derby. My dad worked with his brother in the oil fields, and [Clemens] actually signed a ball for me. I was about 11 or 12. I've got probably a whole binder full of his baseball cards."
Red Sox 1. Julio Lugo, SS 2. Dustin Pedroia, 2B 3. David Ortiz, DH 4. Mike Lowell, 3B 5. Kevin Youkilis, 1B 6. J.D. Drew, RF 7. Jason Varitek, C 8. Coco Crisp, CF 9. Eric Hinske, LF --Josh Beckett, P
MFY 1. Johnny Damon, LF 2. Derek Jeter, SS 3. Bobby Abreu, RF 4. Alex Rodriguez, 3B 5. Hideki Matsui, DH 6. Jorge Posada, C 7. Jason Giambi, 1B 8. Robinson Cano, 2B 9. Miguel Cabrera, CF --Roger Clemons, P
WEEI had Bucky Dent on - asked about the race "The Yankees will close the gap, they always close the gap in September. For 100 years the Yankees always close the gap in September".
hopefully they will have the interview on WEEI's web page later.
Bring the bats boys, its time to knock fat billy out of the game early.
Since 1901, the Red Sox have finished ahead of the Yankees 31 times.
Not a majority, but it's not 0, either.
I'd like to think whoever was on 'EEI slammed Dent after he said that with some actual FACTS, but I have my doubt that happened.
***
Besides, it's in October that these Yankees can't win the big one. They look strong for six months, but they always choke on the big stage of October. You can set your watch by it.
A taste of Bill Simmons' latest ESPN magazine article about pink hatters:
Of course, it's tough to ignore three-fourths of a crowd in Tampa screaming for "Yooooooooook" as the alleged Boston fan behind me asks, "Why are they booing?" Back in the old days, we used late-season collapses and crushing playoff defeats to weed out these fair-weather knuckleheads. Now they're multiplying like Body Snatcher pods.
Score early tonight. Get Beckett a lead to work with. This year it seems like Clemens is 50/50. Either on or off. But the Red Sox can grind out at-bats against him.
Not sure how I feel about our lineup, but we've been able to get the job done when it has looked like this.
Manny Ramirez has a strained left oblique muscle (likely aggravated on a swing last night). They say he's day-to-day, but will probably be rested for the rest of the Yankees series.
Some papers say Buchholz will start on Saturday, others say Sexy Lips.
Mirabelli is eligible to come off the disabled list on Saturday.
Also: With a 17.69 ERA in his last three starts, Mike Mussina has been demoted to the pen,
Buchholz start on Saturday? That would be something to look forward to. Of course, the way Jules has been pitching, I wouldn't be surprised if they stick with him.
Sounds like Manny needs to use some "oblique strategies".
I was born in Wisconsin, but moved to Mass when I was 4. For a long time the Brewers were my favorite team (with the Sox close behind). I remember many a call of "Coooooooop" for Cecil Cooper. [just looked him up and saw he's now the Astros coach; I wish him luck.]
Last night I went into Boston to see Spectrum at the Middle East. Listened to the first 1/2 of the game on the radio on the way in and watched the last couple of innings over hummus. Disappointing, but not too surprising. Still, we're looking good.
Glad Pedroia didn't make anything of that beaning.
The Yankee fans were joking about beaning Dusty with Manny out. But I'd be rushing to judgment if I said I thought it was intentional. Though it was a fastball.
I do not give a flying shit about what celebrities are at Yankee Stadium tonight, or last night, or tomorrow night. Or ever. There's a ballgame on. Kthx.
Amy - You are in NESN country, the espn is blacked out in Western Ma and all of CT (except for fairfield, CT).
Well, I guess Dent was right, by the time the spankees come to fenway next month the Sox will be looking up in the standings at them. As Redsock said - see you all in the spring.
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER! FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
(i assume s1c knew that, too.) of course, he says in his best stooge voice.
Amy - Sarcasm here is used as a safety valve. No matter what, the lead won't be less than six in the morning, but I have faith that the boys with the red numbers will pull this out.
Clemens is pitching a no hitter! Clemens is pitching a no hitter! Clemens is pitching a no hitter! Clemens is pitching a no hitter! Clemens is pitching a no hitter! Clemens is pitching a no hitter!
My parents live in NY...need I say more? I am the family rebel, having become a Red Sox fan when I moved to Boston in 75. My husband is still a Yankee fan. That's why I need this blog! I need the support of other fans while I watch the games. Glad I found you all. :)
Just got back from dinner... Did anyone else get annoyed at Youk when he went to play that ball hit between first and second? And then it looked like he had some choice words for Beckett.
Hitless through five. But this is why I don't like the general concept of no-hitters. You could walk eight men, have a no-hitter, and be mobbed at the mound and always be known for throwing a no-hitter.
Justin Verlander had four walks in his no-hitter. Curt Schilling allowed one base runner (on an error) and then gave up one hit. Who's outing was more impressive?
My husband is a die hard Yankee fan. He sold soda at Yankee stadium, grew up in the Bronx, yada, yada, yada. I keep hoping for the same kind of conversion since we have lived in New England since 75, but no luck so far. My two daughters are Sox fans, though.
Amy - don't feel bad, counting the in-laws its a 10 yankees / 10 sox split. Makes the gatherings on the holidays lot of fun. Especially if the two teams are playing.
Fortunately butterfly broke up with the yankee fan.
My husband is a die hard Yankee fan. He sold soda at Yankee stadium, grew up in the Bronx, yada, yada, yada. I keep hoping for the same kind of conversion since we have lived in New England since 75, but no luck so far. My two daughters are Sox fans, though.
Amy, very cool. I would think that being in New England would make your husband dig in to his Yankeeness even more.
THere's no wishing for conversion. Allan would have never guessed it could have happened to me - neither would I! If he had ever tried to convert me, it would only have made it worse.
In an hour I've gotta go to the radio show. My cohort is a die-hard MFY fan. I could really use a Sox lead to deal with him. Whatya say guys? a few hits please.
Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter! Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
My son in law is a Mets fan. Why do hate the Mets? I hated them in 86, but generally feel pretty neutral about them and love when they beat the Yankees.
Beckett: "When I was younger, I used to try to pitch like him in the street when we were playing home run derby. My dad worked with his brother in the oil fields, and [Clemens] actually signed a ball for me. I was about 11 or 12. I've got probably a whole binder full of his baseball cards."
ReplyDeleteKILL!!!!
ReplyDeletePound that pinata!
ReplyDeleteOut for the day. Back shortly before the game. See you then.
ReplyDelete"I used to try to pitch like him in the street when we were playing home run derby."
ReplyDeletethe perfect way to emulate Roger!
Tonight's line-ups (from the Globe)
ReplyDeleteRed Sox
1. Julio Lugo, SS
2. Dustin Pedroia, 2B
3. David Ortiz, DH
4. Mike Lowell, 3B
5. Kevin Youkilis, 1B
6. J.D. Drew, RF
7. Jason Varitek, C
8. Coco Crisp, CF
9. Eric Hinske, LF
--Josh Beckett, P
MFY
1. Johnny Damon, LF
2. Derek Jeter, SS
3. Bobby Abreu, RF
4. Alex Rodriguez, 3B
5. Hideki Matsui, DH
6. Jorge Posada, C
7. Jason Giambi, 1B
8. Robinson Cano, 2B
9. Miguel Cabrera, CF
--Roger Clemons, P
back now.
ReplyDeletedid the globe misspell billy's last name?
Yes, looks like they did. I just copied it directly from the web site. Since then the site has been corrected.
ReplyDeleteWEEI had Bucky Dent on - asked about the race "The Yankees will close the gap, they always close the gap in September. For 100 years the Yankees always close the gap in September".
ReplyDeletehopefully they will have the interview on WEEI's web page later.
Bring the bats boys, its time to knock fat billy out of the game early.
second day in a row the Globe has listed Melky Cabrera as Miguel.
ReplyDeleteMaybe there's a Melky Cairo playing somewhere tonight...
Espn preview on Beckett - He is 9-1 with a 1.90 ERA in 10 road starts, not allowing more than three runs in any of them and winning his last three.
ReplyDeleteOf course his last road start he did allow three! He needs to come up big tonight.
For 100 years the Yankees always close the gap in September."
ReplyDeleteAlways!
100 years out of 100 years!
Every single year!!!
The Red Sox have never finished ahead of the Yankees. Never. Bucky says so. Obviously, history is not his strongest subject.
And why did WEEI have this nobody on? Trying to get Sox fans to be afraid of the boogeyman? Pathetic.
Since 1901, the Red Sox have finished ahead of the Yankees 31 times.
ReplyDeleteNot a majority, but it's not 0, either.
I'd like to think whoever was on 'EEI slammed Dent after he said that with some actual FACTS, but I have my doubt that happened.
***
Besides, it's in October that these Yankees can't win the big one. They look strong for six months, but they always choke on the big stage of October. You can set your watch by it.
Last night's hand-written scorecard didn't go very well. So I'm scrapping it and making a new one. Not sure it'll be done by game time, but we'll see.
ReplyDeleteActually one of the hosts asked him about the greatest choke job in the history of baseball!!!! God I love 2004!!!
ReplyDeleteManny out tomorrow too. =(
ReplyDeleteTaste of the NY tabloids.
ReplyDeleteAnd tomorrow morning the Yankees will be done.
ReplyDeleteA taste of Bill Simmons' latest ESPN magazine article about pink hatters:
ReplyDeleteOf course, it's tough to ignore three-fourths of a crowd in Tampa screaming for "Yooooooooook" as the alleged Boston fan behind me asks, "Why are they booing?" Back in the old days, we used late-season collapses and crushing playoff defeats to weed out these fair-weather knuckleheads. Now they're multiplying like Body Snatcher pods.
how true, how true.
i've been at work all day w/o access to news...what is the latest on manny?
ReplyDeleteScore early tonight. Get Beckett a lead to work with. This year it seems like Clemens is 50/50. Either on or off. But the Red Sox can grind out at-bats against him.
ReplyDeleteNot sure how I feel about our lineup, but we've been able to get the job done when it has looked like this.
Manny Ramirez has a strained left oblique muscle (likely aggravated on a swing last night). They say he's day-to-day, but will probably be rested for the rest of the Yankees series.
ReplyDeleteSome papers say Buchholz will start on Saturday, others say Sexy Lips.
Mirabelli is eligible to come off the disabled list on Saturday.
Also: With a 17.69 ERA in his last three starts, Mike Mussina has been demoted to the pen,
Buchholz start on Saturday? That would be something to look forward to. Of course, the way Jules has been pitching, I wouldn't be surprised if they stick with him.
ReplyDeleteIan Browne of MLB.com says it will be Sexy Lips on Saturday. What are we going to a six man rotation?
ReplyDeleteI wasn't aware that the division was clinched.
Sounds like Manny needs to use some "oblique strategies".
ReplyDeleteI was born in Wisconsin, but moved to Mass when I was 4. For a long time the Brewers were my favorite team (with the Sox close behind). I remember many a call of "Coooooooop" for Cecil Cooper. [just looked him up and saw he's now the Astros coach; I wish him luck.]
Last night I went into Boston to see Spectrum at the Middle East. Listened to the first 1/2 of the game on the radio on the way in and watched the last couple of innings over hummus. Disappointing, but not too surprising. Still, we're looking good.
Looks like the Angels got the M's number. 6-2 in the 8th.
ReplyDeleteBR Stats!
ReplyDeleteLast 5 starts v Red Sox for Billy (all in 2003): 27 IP, 38 H, 29 R, 8.67!
Are we forced to endure espn tonight?
ReplyDeleteYour moderator this evening is trollzapper, a/k/a L-girl. Go Sox!
ReplyDelete"For 100 years the Yankees always close the gap in September".
ReplyDeleteExcept for the years they don't, that is.
ok im back.
ReplyDeletetonight we will win...and tomorrow old man of the mountain will put his bloody-socked foot on the neck of the yankees.
ReplyDeleteGame is on NESN also, so we are not stuck with ESPN. But with all this glowing over Clemens, I could hardly tell.
ReplyDeletewow our lineup looks like a red-headed stepchild....ugh
ReplyDeletewell we're stuck with steve phillips and friends.
ReplyDeleteWow. I never thought I'd say this, but... Nice play by Giambi.
ReplyDelete"well we're stuck with steve phillips and friends."
ReplyDeletei'm glad i can't hear him. i hate that guy.
Giambi pulls one out of his *** and Pedroia gets plunked by FB - payback for A-rod?
ReplyDeleteWe need Papi to go deep!
so Remy thinks he hit Pedroia intentionally?
ReplyDeleteGlad Pedroia didn't make anything of that beaning.
ReplyDeleteThe Yankee fans were joking about beaning Dusty with Manny out. But I'd be rushing to judgment if I said I thought it was intentional. Though it was a fastball.
Looks like he got in there... TWICE! Too bad it was out of the line of sight for the ump.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, did anyone ever hear back from Bradford about that apostrophe? I am still curious.
ReplyDeleteRe- Dustin - Remy thinks there is no doubt about it being intentional. This is Rahger and he dotted the I in the eye for an eye.
ReplyDeleteI don't see how it could *not* be intentional.
ReplyDeletethere's a dh tonight so billy can act tough.
ReplyDeleteI don't see how it could *not* be intentional.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Fastballs don't get away from Clemens very often.
Rushing to judgment? This is Roger Clemens - and the Red Sox. No rush needed.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, did anyone ever hear back from Bradford about that apostrophe? I am still curious.
ReplyDeleteNope not a peep.
I did just hear the youk call from the crowd.
ReplyDeleteBah. Drew got a bad read on that one. Took a step in.
ReplyDeleteorel has enjoyed watching slappy's emotions blossom and grow this season.
ReplyDeleteJosh to Slappy: HA!
ReplyDeleteorel has enjoyed watching slappy's emotions blossom and grow this season.
ReplyDeleteLove is in teh air
.... and that was after he gushed like a schoolgirl over CI.
ReplyDeleteDrew looked bad at first on the double but not so bad on the replay.
ReplyDeleteThe K on A-Rod was awesome.
i like the weak hack by arod
ReplyDeleteWeird, ESPN here isn't even covering the game. I sure am not missing Orel's commentary.
ReplyDeleteNESN saying that Manny may miss the next 10 days. Aaaaaargh!
ReplyDeleteSounded good off the bat.
ReplyDelete8 straight balls from william
ReplyDeleteMAKE HIM WORK!
ReplyDeleteTwo walks. Is he toying with us or losing control?
ReplyDeletewho will beckett hit?
ReplyDeleteI do not give a flying shit about what celebrities are at Yankee Stadium tonight, or last night, or tomorrow night. Or ever. There's a ballgame on. Kthx.
ReplyDeleteshemp K
ReplyDeleteroger is no longer good enough to toy with anyone.
ReplyDeletedan shulman talking about beckett being more of a thrower this season than a pitcher.
ReplyDeletewtf?
come on beckett. stop nibbling
ReplyDeleteSteve Phillips is without question one of the 5 dumbest people in the world.
ReplyDeletedamn
ReplyDeletestrike him OUT
ReplyDeletegoddamn it.
ReplyDelete"Steve Phillips is without question one of the 5 dumbest people in the world."
ReplyDeletewould joe morgan be in the top 5 as well?
Yikes, what is going on? I cannot bear to watch this....
ReplyDeletejohnny damon: red sox killer.
ReplyDeletewe are in for a long night?
orel: "the red sox are not out of this at all."
ReplyDeletethanks, idiot.
You know, I never really believed in the ESPN pro-Yankee bias, but man, listening to these guys, you wouldn't know there were 2 teams on the field.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing they say about the RS are Manny's injured and Drew sucks. Other than that, all Yankees all the time.
wow, im glad we stepped it up for this series right?
ReplyDeletewhat a bunch of fucking horseshit.
this team has no balls. we cannot put these fuckers away?
OK, I am really NOT enjoying this. Is Beckett really intimidated by the thought of Clemens his hero pitching tonight?
ReplyDeleteuh-oh, here comes the gloom and doom. only the 2nd inning folks. take it easy.
ReplyDeleteHow come you people aren't getting NESN? I am in western MA. Where are you all that you are stuck with those guys?
ReplyDeleteExtra Ininngs package has ESPN feed tonight. We often don't have NESN.
ReplyDeletefrustration!
ReplyDeletesox down 0-3 with 7 innings to go.
ReplyDeletesigh ...
i guess i'll be reading books and watching movies in october. oh well. see you guys in ft myers.
I'd hate to be a water cooler in the Red Sox dugout tonight.
ReplyDeletefrustration, i understand.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, L-Girl. I will take a deep breath. Just too many bad memories...I have to tap into those 2004 memories instead.
ReplyDeleteyeah Amy!!
ReplyDeletehey sox: make billy crytsal cry!
ReplyDelete(again)
did you all hear, hilly krystal (cbgb's) died. 75 y/o. lung cancer.
ReplyDeleteahh, Extra Innings. I am on regular cable. Our ESPN isn't showing any game at all.
ReplyDeletemore sad news: billy crystal is still alive.
ReplyDeletemy daughter consulted her magic 8-ball. WIll the Red Sox win tonight? "definitely yes" There ya go. watch and have fun.
ReplyDeletewe live outside of nesn area. by a wide margin. :)
ReplyDeleteAmy - You are in NESN country, the espn is blacked out in Western Ma and all of CT (except for fairfield, CT).
ReplyDeleteWell, I guess Dent was right, by the time the spankees come to fenway next month the Sox will be looking up in the standings at them. As Redsock said - see you all in the spring.
Leadoff BB. Good AB. Good start.
ReplyDeletefrom 1977 to 2006, the home team has had a 3-0 lead after 2 innings 3119 times.
ReplyDeletethey won 2572 of those: 82.5%.
"we live outside of nesn area. by a wide margin. :) "
ReplyDeleteWell, Red Sox Nation is everywhere. (How do you folks quote a prior post here? I had to improvise.)
Giambi wins a footrace against Lugo. picture that.
ReplyDeleteFAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
ReplyDeleteFAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
FAT BILLY IS THROWING A NO-HITTER!
I hope you folks are kidding (I am new here so not sure about the personalities yet). You are starting to scare me!
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wow we are really hitting well...
ReplyDeletekidding? who?
ReplyDeletei was kidding. i can't stand the "woe is us, the game is lost" stuff. so i was making fun of it.
(i assume s1c knew that, too.)
Giambi actually looks relatively slim.
ReplyDeletesorry amy. we should watch the sarcasm, i guess.
ReplyDeleteallan (redsock) always posts those ".... is throwing a shut-out..." (or whatever). it's supposed to be a jinx.
SLAPPY OUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT
ReplyDelete7-4-3!!!!
fuck you aprod.
PEDORIA! My man! And big props to Hinske for getting that one back in quickly. Good play all-around!
ReplyDeleteFUCK YOU A-ROD!!
ReplyDelete[if there are big delays in comments, it's because i keep losing my connection to blogger... very annoying]
ReplyDeleteI saw that ball leave A-Rod's bat and let out a resigned "oh, fuck!" then "OH FUCK!" nice turnaround by dusty.
ReplyDeleteit's supposed to be a jinx.
ReplyDeleteit always works.
espn saying alex showing leadership, he was hustling, not a mistake. god the mfy cannot made a mistake to these guys
(they did mention almost as an afterthought that the sox have the best mlb record)
(i assume s1c knew that, too.) of course, he says in his best stooge voice.
ReplyDeleteAmy - Sarcasm here is used as a safety valve. No matter what, the lead won't be less than six in the morning, but I have faith that the boys with the red numbers will pull this out.
Fragging shemp.
ReplyDeleteSuperman couldn't have gotten that one, oCoC. Hope he didn't hurt himself.
ReplyDeletepointless dive for ococ.
ReplyDeleteget dumbo now.
IM GLAD HINSKE IS IN THERE
ReplyDeletesit down dumbo!!!
ReplyDeletedumbo K!
ReplyDeleteget juicy and let's go pound fatass
phillips saying giambi must bunt here
ReplyDeleteThat a boy!!!!
ReplyDeleteRemy is trying to jinx the no-hitter by giving away 20 tees at the rem report. Go sign up now!!!
ReplyDeletethen thank goodness we don't have nesn tonight
ReplyDeletewhen the sox go bad, remy always does a commercial for himself, thinking that will get them winning.
ReplyDeleteso why don't the sox go 162-0 every year?
WE CANNOT GET A HIT!
ReplyDeleteClemens is pitching a no hitter!
ReplyDeleteClemens is pitching a no hitter!
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Clemens is pitching a no hitter!
Clemens is pitching a no hitter!
Clemens is pitching a no hitter!
Ok, I am feeling better. I sort of assumed you were all being sarcastic (as I can be), but you never know for sure!
ReplyDeleteHad a phone call during the last inning, so didn't get to scream about that ARod putout. What a move!
People answer the phone during baseball games???
ReplyDeletewell this is annoying.
ReplyDeleteMy mother...what can I say? Even at my age, I have to answer a call from Mom
ReplyDeleteNixon, is your caplock stuck? lol
ReplyDeletethank god the mighty damon didn't slam the dagger in any deeper. :<#
ReplyDeleteIf my mom called during a red sox - yankees game, i'd know something big had happened. :)
ReplyDeletemoron phillips says jeter will get 4000 hits without fail.all 3 of these guys are polishing ci's knob like there's no tomorrow.
ReplyDeletei admit it: i need remdawg nation!!!!!!!!
phillips says if jeter doesn't play his whole career with mfy it'll be "a disservice to everybody".
ReplyDeleteeverybody!
i admit it: i need remdawg nation!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletegive in to the dark side, it will make you powerful
OK, let's get a hit. Beckett has settled down.
ReplyDeleteMy parents live in NY...need I say more? I am the family rebel, having become a Red Sox fan when I moved to Boston in 75. My husband is still a Yankee fan. That's why I need this blog! I need the support of other fans while I watch the games. Glad I found you all. :)
BB Tek.
ReplyDeletelet's go crispy.
amy, you know about l-girl's conversion in 03?
ReplyDelete(we had a mixed marriage too)
dear anyone on the red sox: get a hit off of this FAT MOFO!
ReplyDeleteRemy says Clemens tonight is the 35 year old version. Why are these guys so kind to this arrogant blowhard?
ReplyDeleteWhy are these guys so kind to this arrogant blowhard?
ReplyDeleteIt's ESPN.
He is a Yankee.
Wow, Amy, cool. Is your husband really into baesball?
ReplyDeleteAllan and I were diehard fans on each side of the rivalry for 15+ years. Then I had a religious experience.
That's why I need this blog! I need the support of other fans while I watch the games. Glad I found you all. :)
ReplyDeleteYay, me too!
When we were in NYC, SOSH was Allan's lifeline.
this is bullshit. i'm not buying any of it. fatty roger pitching a no-hitter against us when he's been CRAP elsewhere this season?
ReplyDeleteJust got back from dinner... Did anyone else get annoyed at Youk when he went to play that ball hit between first and second? And then it looked like he had some choice words for Beckett.
ReplyDeleteHitless through five. But this is why I don't like the general concept of no-hitters. You could walk eight men, have a no-hitter, and be mobbed at the mound and always be known for throwing a no-hitter.
Justin Verlander had four walks in his no-hitter. Curt Schilling allowed one base runner (on an error) and then gave up one hit. Who's outing was more impressive?
Holy Crap, I am going to blow a gasket! I want to see killer instinct.
ReplyDeleteamy, you know about l-girl's conversion in 03?
ReplyDeleteNope---are you two married? Like I said, I am a newbie here.
Another man LOB. So annoying.
espn shows 1978 and you-know-what - and that's it. no footage exists from 2004, i guess.
ReplyDeleteWe need to wake up here!
ReplyDeleteNo hits agains the fat turd. C'mon!
espn ad for baseball tonight:
ReplyDeletesox and yankee logos, they show dent and 1978 and .....
....
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nothing else.
Crap!
ReplyDeleteL-O Walk wasted
It CAN"T be that hard to hit that bastard.
(Note to self - shut the hell up, you couldn't do it if your life depended on it)
It's ESPN.
ReplyDeleteHe is a Yankee.
No, I was talking about REMY on NESN.
Allan and I were diehard fans on each side of the rivalry for 15+ years. Then I had a religious experience. Is that why you hate the Mets?
ReplyDeleteENOUGH WITH THE CELEBRITIES! Radio won't shut up about them and the TV keeps showing them.
Phew. I needed that.
its gatting late early boys...
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a die hard Yankee fan. He sold soda at Yankee stadium, grew up in the Bronx, yada, yada, yada. I keep hoping for the same kind of conversion since we have lived in New England since 75, but no luck so far. My two daughters are Sox fans, though.
ReplyDeletegetting, rather.
ReplyDeleteangry typing...
I'd like to see Lugo bunt for a hit next inning.
ReplyDeleteespn = brotherhood of evil.
ReplyDeletesupporting NY-anything always wins.
Hot potato...
ReplyDeleteL hates the Mets. I do not.
ReplyDeleteShe'll have to give you a link re: the whole amazing tale.
Pedroia works his magic again.
ReplyDeletefucking christ. beckett's fielding has left me uninspired.... DP ok.
ReplyDeleteA-RODP
ReplyDeleteyes. fuck. god. finally a dp!!!afjkhsjdhf
ReplyDeleteArod the arrogant hits into a DP. At least there is some justice here.
ReplyDeleteHow do you luck into THREE infield hits in 5 innings
ReplyDeleteHITS HITS HITS HITS HTIS HTISHDIHIUFHSDJFN:SKDJNFSKJDNFKJSNF:KJSDFGOIKSdbv
ReplyDeleteAlright Lugo... BUNT!
ReplyDeleteAmy - don't feel bad, counting the in-laws its a 10 yankees / 10 sox split. Makes the gatherings on the holidays lot of fun. Especially if the two teams are playing.
ReplyDeleteFortunately butterfly broke up with the yankee fan.
Whoops. Looks like I missed something.
ReplyDeleteMy bad.
Go Pedroia!
My husband is a die hard Yankee fan. He sold soda at Yankee stadium, grew up in the Bronx, yada, yada, yada. I keep hoping for the same kind of conversion since we have lived in New England since 75, but no luck so far. My two daughters are Sox fans, though.
ReplyDeleteAmy, very cool. I would think that being in New England would make your husband dig in to his Yankeeness even more.
THere's no wishing for conversion. Allan would have never guessed it could have happened to me - neither would I! If he had ever tried to convert me, it would only have made it worse.
And yes, that is why I hate the Mets. :)
tcm at 75 pitches to start the 6th.
ReplyDeleteworking on his NO HITTER
In an hour I've gotta go to the radio show. My cohort is a die-hard MFY fan. I could really use a Sox lead to deal with him. Whatya say guys? a few hits please.
ReplyDeleteHITS PLEASE!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletecome on guys, do it for nick!!
ReplyDeleteI could really use a Sox lead to deal with him.
ReplyDeletePrint out a copy of the AL East standings.
ok third time is the charm
ReplyDeleteClemens is throwing a no hitter!
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Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
Clemens is throwing a no hitter!
comon papi
THANK YOU PAPI!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYES
ReplyDeleteFLO!
ReplyDeleteFUCKT YOU CLEMENS FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU!@
ReplyDeleteNO HITTER HISTORY!!!! YEAH BIG PAPI!!! WOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
ReplyDeletePAPI DONG!
Great...no more no hitter, no more shut out!
ReplyDeleteyay!!!! ok maybe baseball games aren't fixed. woohooo!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that Papi
ReplyDeleteThere goes your no-no FB
alright! I think Papi heard us. Now lets see another back-to-back-to-back ....
ReplyDeleteups. guess not..but ice is teh broke.
NOW Remy says Clemens hasn't been that great. About time he sounded like a Sox announcer.
ReplyDeletei forgot to say dong :)
ReplyDeletewe need more runs, yook.
ReplyDeletePrint out a copy of the AL East standings.
ReplyDeleteDuly noted, Redsock. That plus a crushing comeback would do quite nicely.
NOW Remy says Clemens hasn't been that great. About time he sounded like a Sox announcer.
ReplyDeleteAbout time he sounded like he knows the facts.
My son in law is a Mets fan. Why do hate the Mets? I hated them in 86, but generally feel pretty neutral about them and love when they beat the Yankees.
ReplyDeleteWhy do hate the Mets?
ReplyDeleteBecause I grew up in NY as a Yankees fan, and some things do not die.
I love to hate the Mets! It's fun. :)
Werd!
ReplyDeleteGee, maybe it helped that we weren't picking on Drew tonight.
ReplyDeleteJD! Let's go Captain!!!
ReplyDeletePOUNCE.
ReplyDeleteANGEL PRIDE!
ReplyDeleteGoing from 1st to 3rd on a single.
BIG TWO OUT HITS! lets go!!!!
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