Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

**TarHeelMan** · 10-17-2003, 07:11 AM

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rubisco43 said:
They fought back from a 5-2 defecit, and clearly outmanaged Grady. I just hope it isn't 27 this year.

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Man, I don't know if you can call what Grady Little did last night "managing".

**Lintyfresh85** · 10-17-2003, 08:19 AM

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I don't see what is so funny about that scene? I mean I'm sure you cried like a little girl when WVU lost to UM so get over yourself.

**Lintyfresh85** · 10-17-2003, 08:19 AM

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I don't see what is so funny about that scene? I mean I'm sure you cried like a little girl when WVU lost to UM so get over yourself.

**Lintyfresh85** · 10-17-2003, 08:19 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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I don't see what is so funny about that scene? I mean I'm sure you cried like a little girl when WVU lost to UM so get over yourself.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 08:56 AM

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AI_Franchise03 said:
I'm aware of his postseason history, which doesn't even include many games, but this was the biggest. Sure he may not be the same as he was before, with his shoulder problems and all, but the guy is in his prime and is baseball's most payed pitcher(I believe he is), but still comes up short of it. For someone in AL EAST, and Boston's #1 pitcher, he just doesn't get the job done (against the Yanks). Pathetic.

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Well, for a guy who's got a sub 3 ERA every year since he's been on the Sox, I'd say he's getting the job done. True, he didn't have his best stuff this postseason, but he gave the Sox the chance to win EVERY game he pitched (ESPN). And to be fair, the Yanks do have the best team in the majors and asking ANY pitcher to consistently shut them down is probably asking for something impossible.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 08:56 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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AI_Franchise03 said:
I'm aware of his postseason history, which doesn't even include many games, but this was the biggest. Sure he may not be the same as he was before, with his shoulder problems and all, but the guy is in his prime and is baseball's most payed pitcher(I believe he is), but still comes up short of it. For someone in AL EAST, and Boston's #1 pitcher, he just doesn't get the job done (against the Yanks). Pathetic.

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Well, for a guy who's got a sub 3 ERA every year since he's been on the Sox, I'd say he's getting the job done. True, he didn't have his best stuff this postseason, but he gave the Sox the chance to win EVERY game he pitched (ESPN). And to be fair, the Yanks do have the best team in the majors and asking ANY pitcher to consistently shut them down is probably asking for something impossible.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 08:56 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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AI_Franchise03 said:
I'm aware of his postseason history, which doesn't even include many games, but this was the biggest. Sure he may not be the same as he was before, with his shoulder problems and all, but the guy is in his prime and is baseball's most payed pitcher(I believe he is), but still comes up short of it. For someone in AL EAST, and Boston's #1 pitcher, he just doesn't get the job done (against the Yanks). Pathetic.

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Well, for a guy who's got a sub 3 ERA every year since he's been on the Sox, I'd say he's getting the job done. True, he didn't have his best stuff this postseason, but he gave the Sox the chance to win EVERY game he pitched (ESPN). And to be fair, the Yanks do have the best team in the majors and asking ANY pitcher to consistently shut them down is probably asking for something impossible.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:06 AM

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ortonius said:
That was about the sickest @#$*(&$%)(*ing thing that I have ever seen. And it wasn't even a Yankee who won the game for them. Boone is really a Reds player that was basically sold to the Yankees. Another WS bought by the Yankees...that's all it is. It's the sickest thing in sports today. It's a corruption of true sport.

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This is a weak argument. I wish more owners WERE like Steinbrenner and goes out and spends the money while keeping his farm system mainly intact. Big market teams are just that.. big freakin' market, and as such will generate much more revenue to be able to spend on players, coaches, and scouts. Does anyone say anything when the Mets payroll was 117 million, Rangers at 103, Dodgers at 105, Red Sox at 100, or the Braves at 106? They have spent almost as much as the Yanks (152), but they sure didn't spend it as wisely as the Yanks.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:06 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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ortonius said:
That was about the sickest @#$*(&$%)(*ing thing that I have ever seen. And it wasn't even a Yankee who won the game for them. Boone is really a Reds player that was basically sold to the Yankees. Another WS bought by the Yankees...that's all it is. It's the sickest thing in sports today. It's a corruption of true sport.

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This is a weak argument. I wish more owners WERE like Steinbrenner and goes out and spends the money while keeping his farm system mainly intact. Big market teams are just that.. big freakin' market, and as such will generate much more revenue to be able to spend on players, coaches, and scouts. Does anyone say anything when the Mets payroll was 117 million, Rangers at 103, Dodgers at 105, Red Sox at 100, or the Braves at 106? They have spent almost as much as the Yanks (152), but they sure didn't spend it as wisely as the Yanks.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:06 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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ortonius said:
That was about the sickest @#$*(&$%)(*ing thing that I have ever seen. And it wasn't even a Yankee who won the game for them. Boone is really a Reds player that was basically sold to the Yankees. Another WS bought by the Yankees...that's all it is. It's the sickest thing in sports today. It's a corruption of true sport.

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This is a weak argument. I wish more owners WERE like Steinbrenner and goes out and spends the money while keeping his farm system mainly intact. Big market teams are just that.. big freakin' market, and as such will generate much more revenue to be able to spend on players, coaches, and scouts. Does anyone say anything when the Mets payroll was 117 million, Rangers at 103, Dodgers at 105, Red Sox at 100, or the Braves at 106? They have spent almost as much as the Yanks (152), but they sure didn't spend it as wisely as the Yanks.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:07 AM

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TheKing said:
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ortonius said:
That was about the sickest @#$*(&$%)(*ing thing that I have ever seen. And it wasn't even a Yankee who won the game for them. Boone is really a Reds player that was basically sold to the Yankees. Another WS bought by the Yankees...that's all it is. It's the sickest thing in sports today. It's a corruption of true sport.

<hr /></blockquote>Are you that dumb?

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Go troll somewhere else. Better yet, I guess you'll be gone once the postseason is done.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:07 AM

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TheKing said:
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ortonius said:
That was about the sickest @#$*(&$%)(*ing thing that I have ever seen. And it wasn't even a Yankee who won the game for them. Boone is really a Reds player that was basically sold to the Yankees. Another WS bought by the Yankees...that's all it is. It's the sickest thing in sports today. It's a corruption of true sport.

<hr /></blockquote>Are you that dumb?

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Go troll somewhere else. Better yet, I guess you'll be gone once the postseason is done.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:07 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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TheKing said:
<blockquote>Quote:<hr />
ortonius said:
That was about the sickest @#$*(&$%)(*ing thing that I have ever seen. And it wasn't even a Yankee who won the game for them. Boone is really a Reds player that was basically sold to the Yankees. Another WS bought by the Yankees...that's all it is. It's the sickest thing in sports today. It's a corruption of true sport.

<hr /></blockquote>Are you that dumb?

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Go troll somewhere else. Better yet, I guess you'll be gone once the postseason is done.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:10 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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TarHeelMan said:
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rubisco43 said:
They fought back from a 5-2 defecit, and clearly outmanaged Grady. I just hope it isn't 27 this year.

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Man, I don't know if you can call what Grady Little did last night "managing".

True.

**rubisco43** · 10-17-2003, 09:10 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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TarHeelMan said:
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rubisco43 said:
They fought back from a 5-2 defecit, and clearly outmanaged Grady. I just hope it isn't 27 this year.

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Man, I don't know if you can call what Grady Little did last night "managing".

True.

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