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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: redsock on September 23, 2004, 01:30:00 pm
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Yes, he does.
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Do you always answer your own questions?
Yes you do!
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As the kids like to say,
...he sucks.
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almost as bad as the Yankees.
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Sometime Rhett do suck.
Does Red sock?
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
almost as bad as the Yankees.
Dude you really need to go there after the 14-4 and 11-1 thumping?
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Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
almost as bad as the Yankees.
Dude you really need to go there after the 14-4 and 11-1 thumping? [/b]
i smell a weekend sweep....
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Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
almost as bad as the Yankees.
Dude you really need to go there after the 14-4 and 11-1 thumping? [/b]
Further reinforcing my point, btw, that even after a combined 25-5 blowout, and a thorough dismantling of Pedro, no Yankee fan would post a thread to gloat...
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Originally posted by keithstg:
Further reinforcing my point, btw, that even after a combined 25-5 blowout, and a thorough dismantling of Pedro, no Yankee fan would post a thread to gloat...
i guess its not as fun when you "expect" to win, eh?
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by keithstg:
Further reinforcing my point, btw, that even after a combined 25-5 blowout, and a thorough dismantling of Pedro, no Yankee fan would post a thread to gloat...
i guess its not as fun when you "expect" to win, eh? [/b]
I just see no reason to belabor the point, although those two wins were more relevant in terms of a Red Sox / Yankees slant because they played each other. FYI, the Red Sox's worst loss was 22-1, at the hands of the Yankees.
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Originally posted by keithstg:
FYI, the Red Sox's worst loss was 22-1, at the hands of the Yankees.
was that this year? you Yankees fans are quite the little historians, no?
(note: i do not believe in a curse, so dont bring that up)
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Originally posted by keithstg:
Further reinforcing my point, btw, that even after a combined 25-5 blowout, and a thorough dismantling of Pedro, no Yankee fan would post a thread to gloat... [/QB]
Yeah, I wouldnt have said anything cause Its no big deal. Its just two wins. But since something was said, I had to defend my boyz.
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Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
boyz.
i think that word ends in an "s" there, Eazy
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You totally believe in a curse.
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
(note: i do not believe in a curse, so dont bring that up)
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Originally posted by econo:
You totally believe in a curse.
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
(note: i do not believe in a curse, so dont bring that up)
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if i believed in a curse, then i wouldnt think the Red Sox are going to win it sooner or later.
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They're totally going to win "it" sooner or later.
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Originally posted by econo:
They're totally going to win "it" sooner or later.
uh, the World Series dumbass. i didnt think I'd need to clarify that much ;)
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ggw is going to be very disappointed when he reads this thread and sees that it's about baseball, and not me...
I'm a big american league fan, but i still think the cardinals will win it all this year.
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by keithstg:
FYI, the Red Sox's worst loss was 22-1, at the hands of the Yankees.
was that this year? you Yankees fans are quite the little historians, no?
(note: i do not believe in a curse, so dont bring that up) [/b]
I'm a baseball fan, and as such read a ton on baseball history. I don't think that is exclusive to Yankees fans. Most baseball fans have at least a passing interest in the game's history.
It must be frustrating as a Red Sox fan to deal with history, what without dynasties, being the last team to integrate (in the 1950s!), and the sale of the greatest baseball player of all time to finance a failed musical, but oh well.
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
ggw is going to be very disappointed when he reads this thread and sees that it's about baseball, and not me...
I'm a big american league fan, but i still think the cardinals will win it all this year.
The Cardinals look great, but the best thing about their season (for me anyway) was seeing Ankiel back. I'm glad he made it.
BTW Rhett, was I right about the Orioles this season ;) ?
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Originally posted by keithstg:
It must be frustrating as a Red Sox fan to deal with history
no, i am really just watching season to season.
as a red sox fan...we forget each year as it happens.....it gives us more time to root for the Bruins.
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I've been able to steer clear of rhett, so in my mind, no, he does not suck.
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
it gives us more time to root for the Bruins. [/QB]
Good luck with that this year. :(
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Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
it gives us more time to root for the Bruins. [/b]
Good luck with that this year. :( [/QB]
thats why we're winning the series this year...to make up for no hockey....(i know i know its not what happened in 1994)
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Yes, they were a game under .500 by June 1, just as you predicted. Good job. But Rome wasn't built in a year.
Originally posted by keithstg:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
ggw is going to be very disappointed when he reads this thread and sees that it's about baseball, and not me...
I'm a big american league fan, but i still think the cardinals will win it all this year.
The Cardinals look great, but the best thing about their season (for me anyway) was seeing Ankiel back. I'm glad he made it.
BTW Rhett, was I right about the Orioles this season ;) ? [/b]
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Originally posted by keithstg:
The Cardinals look great, but the best thing about their season (for me anyway) was seeing Ankiel back. I'm glad he made it.
well they have not been playing all that well lately, and both rolen and carpenters injuries look to be more serious than previously thought, and kline may be out for the playoffs, not exactly the best time for it to happen
Ankiel's curve looks better than it did before the injury
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Question to National League baseball fans...
Who deserves the NL Cy Young?
Randy Johnson and Ben Sheets are the best pitchers in the NL, win-loss records be damned.
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Originally posted by pollard:
Originally posted by keithstg:
The Cardinals look great, but the best thing about their season (for me anyway) was seeing Ankiel back. I'm glad he made it.
well they have not been playing all that well lately, and both rolen and carpenters injuries look to be more serious than previously thought, and kline may be out for the playoffs, not exactly the best time for it to happen
Ankiel's curve looks better than it did before the injury [/b]
both league's playoff's have the potential to be really interesting this year. i'd like to see a cards/giants- cubs/braves in the nl. . .that nlcs could be really good. . .cards/cubs, even giants/cubs. and the braves. . .well, what about the braves. :)
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Question to National League baseball fans...
Who deserves the NL Cy Young?
Randy Johnson and Ben Sheets are the best pitchers in the NL, win-loss records be damned.
Jason Schmidt was the easy choice, but he blew it, I say Randy Johnson
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Question to National League baseball fans...
Who deserves the NL Cy Young?
Randy Johnson and Ben Sheets are the best pitchers in the NL, win-loss records be damned.
it's probably gonna go to clemens. . .grrr.
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I don't know about Rhett but this thread certainly sucks!
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Originally posted by pollard:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Question to National League baseball fans...
Who deserves the NL Cy Young?
Randy Johnson and Ben Sheets are the best pitchers in the NL, win-loss records be damned.
Jason Schmidt was the easy choice, but he blew it, I say Randy Johnson [/b]
Schmidt was in the driver seat then lost it, Johnson blew it the other night against Colorado. I just don't see how you can't give it to Clemens at 18-4 and a good ERA. That stadium is very hard to pitch in also. And the fact he's 42 years old. Just give him one more before he retires.
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Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
I just don't see how you can't give it to Clemens
cause he's a bitch, maybe. :cool:
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Question to National League baseball fans...
Who deserves the NL Cy Young?
Randy Johnson and Ben Sheets are the best pitchers in the NL, win-loss records be damned.
Agreed, but unfortunately baseball writers seem preoccupied with win-loss records and a team's playoff chances. Clemens will probably win the Cy because of those two factors. Seems similar to what happened with Pat Hentgen and Andy Pettite in the mid 90's (96 I think), except then Hentgen won the Cy.
Johan Santana should be a walk in the AL.