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Manny is a pretty terrible fielder away from Fenway (where he's sort of average). You're welcome LA. Derek Lowe should be thankful he's a ground ball pitcher with those guys. The incident with Jack McCormick (the traveling secretary, a 64-year-old man, and allegedly very nice guy) was totally inexcusable and really soured a lot of people on Manny being Manny. |
I'm lovin' Manny in LA, guys. Talk shit all you want. :)
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The DBacks got Haren to agree to a contract extension. He will now be under their control for an additional two years plus a team option:
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It looks like Bay and Manny had good weekends and helped their teams. Should be an interesting end run.
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Paul Byrd goes to Bosux for a player to be named or cash
Adam Dunn traded for bullshit to Arizona..... These teams better spend money this free agent year. |
I'm excited about the Dunn trade. I've been a fan of him for quite some time. He should help out a bunch down the stretch. I wouldn't call the trade bullshit yet. They got Dallas Buck back and to PTBNLs. We'll have to wait and see who they are.
They have quite a basketball team now: Rauch - 6-11 Johnson - 6-10 Clark 6-7 Dunn - 6-6 Qualls - 6-5 -----Added 12/8/2008 at 07 : 45 : 56----- Ortiz hit 2 HR in the first inning today. Wow. |
Rumors (from MLBTradeRumors) are that both PTBNL are on the 40-man roster, and at least one was claimed: Micah Owings. The other is supposed to be a position player.
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Man the Red Sox-Ranger game was crazy!! What a slugfest. I thought the 1st inning was incredible. However, the game was still a cause for concern. While I love that our bats lit it up, I am worried about the pitching. Anaheim and Tampa will crush us if we allow that kind of hitting.
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Scott Boras has sunk to a new low:
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News Flash.. Bora's Sucks. DUH.
In other news.. looks like we can finally have another skankee free playoffs. |
Dodgers in a nosedive... I hold my head in my hands.
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The DBacks and Dodgers are trying so hard to let the other team take control but neither will step up.
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Looks like the Dbacks are ready to take this. And a heads up, they'll be playing the Cubbies, and I smell an upset. In a short series against the Dbacks, you'll have to face Webb, Haren, and Johnson. Scary.
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Man, I am very impressed that the Rays have really been able to hang in there with all their injuries. The Red Sox have won 5 of 6 and 8 of 11 and didn't make up any ground.
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Yeah the freakin Rays are hot! But hey, they may melt in the playoffs like the Mariners did. At least the Sox got some experience. I'm more worried about the pitching situation though.
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Freakin' Pedroia.. who woulda thunk it??! Holy shit that kid is tearin it up in the cleanup spot. ROTY and now a possible MVP. I'd say this is just more proof that Boston has a killer farm system. |
Pedroia as MVP over Quentin and Rodriguez would be terrible, almost as bad as Rollins winning over Holliday and Fielder in the NL last year.
I'd put him in the running, because he has been ridiculous since mid-June on a team that is making a run, but I wouldn't put him higher than third. Hell, depending on how much one takes team performance into account, I'd put Aubrey Huff in the mix (though not very high since he hasn't played much defense). He has the same number of doubles AND triples as Pedroia (the speedy middle-infielder :lol:) in fewer at-bats. My order right now would be: Quentin Rodriguez Hamilton Sizemore Pedroia Dye Pena Huff Granderson Longoria |
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Well the good thing for the red sox is they are starting to get people back. Drew and Lowell will be a welcome sight for Francona I'm sure. Pitching is a question, but if Beckett can work out the issues, then we should be good for a series type run. Beckett, Lester and Matsuzaka.
Bats should be fine, I think there's a rhythm starting to happen in the lineup. Once Youk gets over the back issues, it's lights out. |
Rumors persist that MLB allowed the Dodgers, Sox, and Pirates to have at least an extra half hour to complete their trade.
MLB helping out the big markets? Unpossible! |
The Orioles picked up manager Dave Trembley's option for the 2009 season today, and added an option for 2010.
This isn't normally that newsworthy, except that when the team picked up the option for 2008 last September, the team promptly lost the game that evening 30-3. So needless to say, I'm not watching the game tonight :lol: |
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Dodgers have a golden opportunity to take control of the NL West this weekend. Lets see how well they do against Arizona.
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OK numbers guys, I need your help... I know I said I was staying out of this topic, but I have a question.
Relief pitcher Justin Spier for my Halos has a 'stellar' 1-7 record this season. It seems as if whenever he has a chance to lose a game, Scioscia makes the call for him, and he gives up the game losing home run (or lead off triple or whatever) His ERA is over 5, and he has been essentially effective only when the opposing team already has a big lead. Why would a guy with apparently shitty numbers like this still have a job in the bigs? Especially considering they have some real talent in the minors... BTW, go Angels! |
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The three consecutive years of sub-three ERAs, probably. Plus, he's signed for two more years at $10 million. Relievers tend to fluctuate year-to-year anyway. My guess is he'll be much better next year. Doesn't help much if he's coming in to face Quentin and Dye, or Longoria and Pena, or Ortiz and Bay in the playoffs THIS year, though :lol: |
Well, next year is next year. As for this year, he just went to 1-8 by giving up a game losing home run in extra innings. Grumble.
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Dodgers win 9 of their last 10 to vault into first place in the woeful West. With 17 more games to go, all against teams under .500, if they falter, it will be nobody's fault but their own. Andre Ethier is lighting it up hitting in front of Manny. Things are looking good.
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Things that make you say, 'Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm........"
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ZAMBRANOOOOOOOOO!
Oh man oh man oh man oh man. No-hitter. I'm speechless. Naturally, the Cubs had to play an away game against the Houston Astros in Milwaukee for this to take place, but hot damn that was awesome. Today, the Brewers got swept in a double-header and are now tied for the wildcard. The team they've been chasing all season played a game in their ballpark, which was filled entirely with Cubs fans. The Cubs starter pitched a no-hitter. Today, it must really suck to be a Brewers fan. But great for us Chicago guys! P.S. Plus the White Sox are about to sweep a double-header and the Twins lost. I can't believe I moved away from Chicago last month! |
And in today's evidence that baseball people often don't understand baseball...the Brewers fired manager Ned Yost today.
Sure, they've lost 11 of 13. But before that they won 18 of 23 dating back to Aug. 5. They are losing because they are no longer hitting: a 150-point drop in OPS between August and September. They are losing because they are no longer pitching: a 2.53 ERA in August becoming a 4.68 ERA in September. The starters' ERA has doubled (2.49 to 5.03). They are NOT losing because of some flaw in Ned Yost's ability to manage. Why don't lifelong baseball insiders understand the concept of the streak beyond Joe DiMaggio or Orel Hershiser? |
I agree completely dj. I simply can't wrap my head around the Yost firing. Why would an Owner want to create this kind of atmosphere when there are only 12 games left and a wild card spot in the mix??
In other news, the Red Sox blasted Kazmir last night to pull into a tie for the AL East. :) |
Yup, DJ, I also concur. This was ridiculous. Did they really think that the upheaval that this caused would be outweighed by a possible bump due to the shakeup? The guy doesn't exactly have a New York Mets payroll, and although they have made some great acquisitions, I thought he was doing a pretty good job with what he had. Bottom line is, do you really think that Dale "wave 'em in" Sveum is an improvement!!??
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Damn Red Sox!! Too much drama, can we please pull away in the division? Like now?
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Its been a nice 3 days for the Cubs. 1 hit over 18 innings over the Stro's then beat CC for the first time in the NL. Magic number stands at 4 and I've got permission to get tickets.
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The cubs are pissin me off.. I would have bet all my Lehman stock they would have imploded by now. Oh well at least there's the playoff's :p
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Eight relievers. The Mets had to use eight relievers to scratch out a win against the Washington Nationals, the bad news bears of the NL East. This does not bode well for them should they make it into the postseason.
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Boy, do the Mets just want to go home for the winter? That is one uninspired ballclub.
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I won't go that far to say they're uninspired like they were last year. Jerry's done a great job keeping them in the hunt, I'll give him credit him for that. They've shown guts with late inning offense (which they never did) and some impressive fielding (which they never had). But he can only do so much with that cruel imitation of a bullpen. They sure know how to suck the life out of a rally.
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There will be no baseball in New York in October.
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I was rooting for the Mets, only because of the possibility of the Dodgers coming to New York for a few games. Oh well. Guess I watch on TV.
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Just remember, all of you guys watching your teams "collapse" or otherwise fall to the wayside in the playoff race: since winning on Aug. 17 to come within two games of .500, the Orioles have gone 6-28 while completely giving up.
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I really don't know what's worse. Your team throwing in the towel before they have a chance, or your team toying with your emotions by getting tantalizingly close before throwing it away. |
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I can't take this shit again.
Everyone in the entire Mets organization needs to partake in a mass suicide if they lose the Wild Card slot. |
Not everyone, just the failpen. They cost Willie Randolph his job, they cost Johan Santana a Cy Young, and now they're going to cost the team a playoff berth. They should be afraid to walk down a Queens street.
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You know what's interesting about the Mets?
Their bullpen ERA in September is in the same range it has been all season (and is actually ~.6 runs better then August), yet the starters ERA has gone from 3.24 and 3.27 in July and August to 4.64. I count nine bad starts (non-"quality") in September between Pedro, Pelfry, Perez, and Niese. The bullpen only blew one of Santana's games in September (that's something I've heard in a couple places: that they have blown several of his starts late), and you have to go back to the beginning of August for any more. Their bullpen didn't pitch well in September, but they also didn't pitch any worse then they did the rest of the season. The starters collapsed, except for Santana, just like in 2007. |
The bullpen hasn't pitched well all season. Here's the most telling stat (through August):
Run differential, Innings 1-6: +118 Run differential, Innings 7-9+: -49 Over the final 17 games of the season, the bullpen had an ERA of 6.56. Jerry Manuel used on average 4.4 relievers per game. Just listing the overall ERA doesn't do justice to how bad this bullpen was. The only pitcher who could get both sides of the plate out was Billy Wagner. Everybody else was pretty much a situational guy who's only good at working one side of the plate. If you look at the BAA between RH and LH hitters for each pitcher, you'd see what I'm talking about, and how easily they were exploited by opposing managers. Through early August, Johan Santana walked away with seven no-decisions, five of them coming after he walked off the mound giving up two runs or less. Other starters have had similar results. I'll admit, the starters do have their problems. Perez is way too inconsistent and Pedro seems to be out of gas, especially after trying to fight through injuries and his father's death. But Santana is spot on, Maine was spot on until he got hurt, and Pelfrey settled in quite nicely in the second half. The bottom line is this: Out of all the problems the Mets had, their bullpen was the most devastating. It's taken them out of games, it's cost Santana a Cy Young, and in the end, it cost them a play of berth. Minaya needs to make fixing the bullpen he neglected his top priority. I don't care if they don't sign C.C. or Texeria. They have solid hitters, solid defense, and solid pitching. If the bullpen had held on to even one lead, I wouldn't be singing this sad song. |
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It didn't cost Santana a Cy Young, since if there is any justice Tim Lincecum will win (and if he doesn't, it will be for the same reason you suggest as Santana: not enough official "wins", which would be a stupid reason for any voter in this era). It should be a priority, though. They might want to try finding guys with good track records who had a poor 2008 and are looking at being dumped by their team due to big contracts, since even good relievers have up-and-down seasons. |
The AL playoffs should be interesting this year. Boston has a few key injuries, but the Angels haven't won a playoff series against them in forever. The White Sox are hot, but Tampa has great defense.. I'll take Boston and Tampa.
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But then there's the whole Lackey sucked it up in September thing.. 87mph fastball?? hrmm.. Lester, Matsuzaka, Beckett. Nuff Said :) |
Well, then it's a good thing that his curveball is his best pitch.
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Yes I am in the minority.. but everyone seems to agree that it will be a 5 game series.. most say the Angels in 5.. but I'm thinking that if Boston gets it to a 5 game series.. Boston can win it. Drew should be back in the lineup .. possibly Lowell as well. yes .. "We'll see" ;) |
Well Game 1 in the books..
Bo'Sox once again beat the Halos.. thank you John Lester. Cubs.. well the cubs still suck. Brewers.. go home LA doing it with all the ex beantowners. |
Lester was definately on his game. Actually, Lackey was too, one bad pitch was the death nell. Good game, but to say I'm dissappointed is an understatement. BTW, could the TBS announcers be more in love with Boston?
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I can't blame announcers being in love with Boston.. we're a loveable bunch :p just don't start the east coast bias thing ok? :thumbsup: |
Screw the VP debates, this is way funnier. LOLZ @ the Cubs. 9 to 1 in the eighth, and this is supposed to be a champion caliber team? They can bend over and kiss this series goodbye right now.
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Dodgers are on their way. It should be easy to close out the Cubs at home, in front of the crazy crowd. Man, that Wrigley Field was a graveyard.
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How nice would it be to see a Dodgers Red Sox series??
Manny is on fire.. but can they handle an AL team?? I'm getting ahead of myself here.. Boston has to lock things up in LA first and then hope they can get past those pesky rays.. because I just can't see the White Sox beating them. Oh.. and the CUBS SUCK!! oh .. and Sabathia is still a playoff bum!! |
All signs point to a Dodgers/Red Sox World Series. Unless the Dodgers pitching somehow falls apart. I know their offense won't fail.
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I'm looking for the Red Sox to start scoring here shortly. Drew should be getting his speed back and Papi should be getting comfortable with his adjusted swing. I just want to see it for the Manny factor. I still love the guy even though I can't believe I see him hustle in LA and he didn't in Boston. |
You're looking at the bright side, I know, you're a fan. But the Dodgers ruined Webb. They ruined Haren. They ruined Dempster and they ruined Zambrano. Aces be damned.
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We have at least 2 aces. Lester and Beckett. Beckett and now Lester are showing they are a league above when it comes to the postseason. Add Papelbon to that.. and well you're team just hasn't faced that shit. We'll see.. if it happens.. we'll just see. |
I don't buy the whole "powerful AL team" stigma. Its just a good baseball team. Period. Pitch a good game and play defense and hit the ball and you'll do just fine. Everyone has good and bad games - the key is to have a better game than your opponent on that particular day.
If there WAS a stacked AL team, it would be the Angels. That lineup is crazy. But that's not going to help them. The Dodgers are just as stacked as Boston, in my opinion. Their psyches are maybe different, because of the relative lack of experience, but I do want to state that they're STILL more experienced than the Rockies were last year. And they have Manny. I see it as a damn good matchup. |
I'm not saying it wouldn't be a good matchup, I'm just saying..
The Angels would kill the Dodgers if they Angels could get past Boston. I'll take an AL offense over a NL offense any day.. there's just no comparison for me. Add the defense that Boston employs now.. and it's like an NL team with great offense. St. Louis was experienced and Boston wasn't.. look what happened there. Boston has the pitching, the bats, the speed and the defense. Really, their only enemy is themselves and those goddamn Rays this year. |
I make the same comments in support of a team I know best too. :)
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I think Dodgers-Sox would be a good matchup.
Of course, the Sox went 8-10 against Tampa Bay and the Dodgers split 4-4 with the Phillies this season, so let's not get ahead of ourselves :p |
Don't write off the Phillies... We got swept by the Dodgers in LA but we swept them at home so it could be an interesting NLCS IF we both get there.
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Dodgers sweep the Cubs! Hell yeah!
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He's NOT in any way shape or form a pitcher who can pitch in the playoffs: Lifetime post season: 2wins, 3losses, 7.92ERA, 5 starts, 25IP, 22walks, 4homers, 3HBP, 33hits, a 2.20WHIP, that includes a 6IP 6 hit 5w 5k 2r start in 2001 for Cleveland. Take that out of the mix his ERA is 9.47 with a WHIP of 2.32. He not only played that way during the post season when he was counted on to be the "ACE" but in "serious" games also. Anyone remember who pitched us out of a wildcard facing the Chisox in '06? The man is a fat fucking asshat who will be about as useful to his next team as Bartolo Colon is. Go ahead Yankees/Dodgers/Mets/Cubs whomever.... pay the "ACE" big time money but don't count on him for a post season win, a division needed win, a wildcard needed win or a win that has any significance at all. Pitch him against hitless wonder teams like KC, Seattle, Min, Cincy, Pitts, SF, SD, Atl, and Texas or Col outside their home stadium and cheer his 1 run games...... But when the stakes are down and he needs to perform against the big teams he is a JOKE. Here's a link to his record this year, what teams did he pitch good against and what teams did he struggle against?????? Individual Player Game by Game Log | MLB.com: Stats 2007 when he won the Cy Young was not much different. 2006 1 game over .500 same thing.... BEWARE and don't be bragging on getting him because he'll rip your heart right out. He's not an ace under pressure. |
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Bitter much, Pan? Your team managed to get Matt LaPorta for a CC rental and you still post that? If anyone is to blame for CC's ineffectiveness during the last two postseasons, it is his managers who overused him down the stretch to get their teams to the playoffs. Wedge might be a great person and the players might love him, but CC was burnt by the time the ALCS rolled around last year. In fact, I'd be willing to bet that every Cleveland pitcher took a nosedive late in the season/postseason due to overuse, over the last few seasons.
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When Colon was traded the front office wasn't even sure CC was ace material. He does NOT pitch well even in he regular season against teams we needed to beat. He chokes even during the season. Look at the link from when he was in Mil. and this year with the Indians and tell me what teams he was able to be effective against and what teams he wasn't. As for pitchers taking a nose dive late in the season in Cleveland... other than the kid Carmona in his rookie year, during the playoffs, they didn't. Byrd actually pitched better. When you need a win, reg. season or post, you simply can't count on CC. That comes from YEARS of watching him in an Indians uni. But go ahead, I hope your team pays him the big dollars and you can watch him first hand. The pressure will eat at him and within 2 years he'll be an overpaid albatross on your team..... but good luck believing he's a great pitcher. |
C.C. Sabathia 2008 Pitching Splits - Baseball-Reference PI
Vs. Cubs: 3 GS, 1-1, 22.2 IP, 2.78 ERA Vs. LAD: 1 GS, 7 IP, 1 ER Vs. HOU: 1 GS, Win, 9 IP, 2 ER Vs. STL: 1 GS, Win, 9 IP, Shutout And two of the three Cubs games came after mid-September. He has a career 2.77 ERA in September and October (regular season), almost a half-run better than any other month. If you want to talk playoff stats, you have to bring up that he only has five total playoff starts in his career, including this season. And you can't ignore that he started four straight times on three days' rest this season (before only getting one playoff start, which goes back to the above mention of the sample size). Maybe he should go to a team that knows how to build a pitching staff where they don't have to ride one or two pitchers all the way down the stretch. |
Damn I'm tired. I waited all night to watch the red sox lose at the end. Jesus Christ. How many scoring ops can you not capitalize on?! Sure, the Angels have the same issues, but really the Angels..well they just don't look like the Angels. Pedroia and Bay 0-5.. that has to change tonight.
I don't even want to start on Beckett. I'm proud that he grunted out what he did, and I was actually a bit worried that he was still hurt.. I'm just not used to seeing this from him in the postseason. I'll chalk it up to rust. Red Sox finish the series tonight behind Lester. |
Man, you sure have that right. The Halos just don't look right. After that botched popup last night I had to excuse myself to the basement and break something. Sorry, wooden chair, you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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The Red Sox win in dramatic fashion last night. I could have killed someone when Masterson crossed up the pitch to Varitek. The Angels problems in the field really hurt them.
Now for the ALCS against the Rays. Boston will have to up their run production and quit wasting RISP chances to advance... although I wonder how the young pitchers from Tampa will handle the pressure. Obviously the regular season numbers mean nothing when we get to this point.. Fenway is a totally different monster when it's October. |
Yeah, that pretty much was the only mistake Boston made that the Halos actually capatalized on. The rest of the series I don't know if Boston beat the Angels, as much as the Angels beat themselves with botched plays in the field and non-execution at the plate.
Boston made the crutial plays in the field (tough popups in foul ground, double plays, diving catches) and the Angels didn't, that's pretty much the series. All the games were close, no blowouts, so every game came down to the little things. Now... GO DEVIL RAYS, BEAT BEANTOWN!! |
Actually, with no one in I like anymore, I'd like to see Tampa win it all, being an underdog team with low payroll....
But I'd love to see a Dodger - Red Sox series with Manny just tearing up his old team and helping the Dodger Blue sweep the Blosux in 4. That would make the fact that Ohio's teams did pretty badly all worth it to me. I guess a part of me remembers the Dodgers of yore putting up the good fight with Garvey, Cey, Yeager, Davey Lopes, Bill Russel, and Tommy... but always losing to the BIG RED MACHINE Perez, Morgan, Concepcion, Rose, Bench and GEORGE SPARKY ANDERSON. I miss the days when teams had true teams and you could name the players almost every year and root for the player and the team. And if you lived in Cleveland you could go to a bar after the game and watch "SuperStar" Joe Charboneau open beer bottles in his eye sockets....lol Taken from All In The Family: Quote:
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Pan.. you are so bitter it's almost annoying.
You sit here and say you want to watch Manny tear up his old team then you go and start wishing for old teams who you can name every player on. Isn't that a bit of a contradiction? Manny is nothing more than money hungry now. He doesn't give a shit if he wins or not.. he wants his paycheck. The Red Sox consistently hone HOME GROWN talent and they teach their kids to succeed. If anything, that is more honorable than just paying a bunch of veterans big paychecks and trying to win something. So stop spouting about the old days.. it's old. |
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