Official Boston Red Sox 2005 Thread

[Thrasha]

thanks brush, those pics did bring a smile to my face

all the while i still feel like ****, want to die, and I'm finishing my second screwdriver and about to start on my third

i hope they rig the visitors clubhouse in baltimore with explosives, and they end this clusterfukk right soon instead of dragging me through the next week and half/two weeks of this crap.

that is all

[elicoleman]

Atleast you're going down in style....

Tasty screwdrivers

[Thrasha]

Quote: Originally Posted by elicoleman

Atleast you're going down in style.... Tasty screwdrivers

stfu

[Stu]

Quote: Originally Posted by GBrushTWood

I feel a strange sense of calmness. I don't know why. My rational side keeps telling me: "There's no bullpen. You can't win without a bullpen". But then my irrational, emotional heart tells me: "These guys have balls of steel. They'll keep fighting". We'll see. This is certainly the first time this season that they've been "backed against a wall". I have no clue what to expect. Baltimore plays us real tough, they will not a be a cake walk by any means. I posted about a month ago in this thread, if they don't get Schilling and Foulke back to 85-90% of what they provided in 2004, they were in deep dogcrap. Hello dogcrap. Anybody got a scooper?

You have a lot more faith than I do at this point. Although, at this point with their backs against the wall, we might finally see what this team is made of. Its time for them to sack up and start winning some games.

[APD0290]

Foulke done for the year.

[ILLCHILL]

Well we've had Cowboy Up and Idiots, both of which were successful down the sretch, especially Idiots. What shall it be this year?

[ILLCHILL]

Quote: Originally Posted by APD0290

Foulke done for the year.

Oh crap. Timlin's gonna have to put this game behind him, which he can do easily like the veteran he is, and realize that he is our closer for a title run.

[Stu]

Not surprising after Foulke didn't pitch in the 15-2 game. This bullpen desperately needs somebody to step up. I think they've been too cautious with Papelbon, Hansen and Delcarmen. These guys havn't been seen by many hitters and have the velocity to get people out. Everyone worries about "ruining" them, but realistically if a few bad performances in their rookie year ruins them, they probably wouldn't have amounted to much anyways.