Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

**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.

**Mountaineer6** · 10-17-2003, 09:22 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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Superstar said:
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Mountaineer6 said:

No i wasnt crying.. it was a great game... I love
watching the Red Sox get kicked in the stomach...

Hahahaha...

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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.

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Nope I did not cry... that was a great game and I was
proud of My mountaineers...

AS FOR THE REDSOX VS YANKEES...

Cowboy Doooooown bizzzznotch!!

**Mountaineer6** · 10-17-2003, 09:22 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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Superstar said:
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Mountaineer6 said:

No i wasnt crying.. it was a great game... I love
watching the Red Sox get kicked in the stomach...

Hahahaha...

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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.

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Nope I did not cry... that was a great game and I was
proud of My mountaineers...

AS FOR THE REDSOX VS YANKEES...

Cowboy Doooooown bizzzznotch!!

**Mountaineer6** · 10-17-2003, 09:22 AM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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Superstar said:
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Mountaineer6 said:

No i wasnt crying.. it was a great game... I love
watching the Red Sox get kicked in the stomach...

Hahahaha...

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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.

<hr /></blockquote>

Nope I did not cry... that was a great game and I was
proud of My mountaineers...

AS FOR THE REDSOX VS YANKEES...

Cowboy Doooooown bizzzznotch!!

**dce1228** · 10-17-2003, 01:43 PM

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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You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

(And, if Pedro was pathetic because he didn't pitch a CG in the playoffs, I'd hate to hear of how you rip Clemens.)

Good point. If Pedro is pathetic I'd hate to hear what Clemens is. Actually I'd love to hear it. Clemens should turn in his championship ring. This Yanks team won before he was there and as you saw last night, they win even when he does his best to ensure they don't.

**dce1228** · 10-17-2003, 01:43 PM

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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You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

(And, if Pedro was pathetic because he didn't pitch a CG in the playoffs, I'd hate to hear of how you rip Clemens.)

Good point. If Pedro is pathetic I'd hate to hear what Clemens is. Actually I'd love to hear it. Clemens should turn in his championship ring. This Yanks team won before he was there and as you saw last night, they win even when he does his best to ensure they don't.

**dce1228** · 10-17-2003, 01:43 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

<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>

You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

(And, if Pedro was pathetic because he didn't pitch a CG in the playoffs, I'd hate to hear of how you rip Clemens.)

Good point. If Pedro is pathetic I'd hate to hear what Clemens is. Actually I'd love to hear it. Clemens should turn in his championship ring. This Yanks team won before he was there and as you saw last night, they win even when he does his best to ensure they don't.

**NYJets** · 10-17-2003, 01:49 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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dce1228 said:
You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

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Is that really you?

**NYJets** · 10-17-2003, 01:49 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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dce1228 said:
You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

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Is that really you?

**NYJets** · 10-17-2003, 01:49 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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dce1228 said:
You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

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Is that really you?

**dce1228** · 10-17-2003, 02:00 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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NYJets37 said:
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dce1228 said:
You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

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Is that really you?

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I still think taking Giambi from the A's was a deplorable act of terrorism, but Giambi isn't close to the most valuable player on that team. Yeah, his solo jacks helped last night, but he's a DH for God's sake. How valuable can he be? He's garnish.

I think it's the obnoxious approach yankee fans take, there feeling of entitlement, that pisses me off the most about the team. But getting shoved in the temple by a ravenous and idiotic Sox fan (that and being generally pissed off about the Cub fans) made me realize all fans suck, so why should I single out the Yank fans. If they need to win so bad then let them.

Yours truly, nomadic baseball fan. DCE1228.

**dce1228** · 10-17-2003, 02:00 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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NYJets37 said:
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dce1228 said:
You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

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Is that really you?

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I still think taking Giambi from the A's was a deplorable act of terrorism, but Giambi isn't close to the most valuable player on that team. Yeah, his solo jacks helped last night, but he's a DH for God's sake. How valuable can he be? He's garnish.

I think it's the obnoxious approach yankee fans take, there feeling of entitlement, that pisses me off the most about the team. But getting shoved in the temple by a ravenous and idiotic Sox fan (that and being generally pissed off about the Cub fans) made me realize all fans suck, so why should I single out the Yank fans. If they need to win so bad then let them.

Yours truly, nomadic baseball fan. DCE1228.

**dce1228** · 10-17-2003, 02:00 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

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NYJets37 said:
<blockquote>Quote:<hr />
dce1228 said:
You know, I've given the Yanks crap for the 150million payroll before, but it became clear to me last night that the core of that team (the backbone of the club) is the homegrown guys... Bernie, Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera and now Nick Johnson (I don't think Soriano is a player, sorry)... they're just of a different stock than the add-on guys.. Clemens, Mussina, Giambi..etc. Without that core of guys the Yanks developed, Steinbrenner's wallet wins them nothing. IMHO, no dynasty exists without a combination of a keen minor league system and the financial backing of a large market, but as the Mets show you, the money alone gets you nothing without the chemistry of a home-grown core. You can hate the yanks all you want, as I do, but they're incredible. And the money, while it certainly doesn't hurt, is not the whole story.

<hr /></blockquote>

Is that really you?

<hr /></blockquote>

I still think taking Giambi from the A's was a deplorable act of terrorism, but Giambi isn't close to the most valuable player on that team. Yeah, his solo jacks helped last night, but he's a DH for God's sake. How valuable can he be? He's garnish.

I think it's the obnoxious approach yankee fans take, there feeling of entitlement, that pisses me off the most about the team. But getting shoved in the temple by a ravenous and idiotic Sox fan (that and being generally pissed off about the Cub fans) made me realize all fans suck, so why should I single out the Yank fans. If they need to win so bad then let them.

Yours truly, nomadic baseball fan. DCE1228.

**BTB** · 10-17-2003, 04:20 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

AI_Franchise I completely agree with you about Pedro. Yes he pitched well, maybe great, but an ace, the guy who is considered the best in baseball, needs to get that dominant cg to seal the deal. That is why he gets 17 mil next year.

For that performance we might as well get two great pitchers for 8 mil each.

And about the Yanks not deserving it, well if Grady little had made the right move it could have very well been a different outcome, it didnt come down to the yanks just beating the red sox. I guess that comment was more out of emotion tho

**BTB** · 10-17-2003, 04:20 PM

Re: Yankees/Red Sox Game 7 Thread

AI_Franchise I completely agree with you about Pedro. Yes he pitched well, maybe great, but an ace, the guy who is considered the best in baseball, needs to get that dominant cg to seal the deal. That is why he gets 17 mil next year.

For that performance we might as well get two great pitchers for 8 mil each.

And about the Yanks not deserving it, well if Grady little had made the right move it could have very well been a different outcome, it didnt come down to the yanks just beating the red sox. I guess that comment was more out of emotion tho

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