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Posted by steven-neil on Jun-14-2007 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
you should get MLB.TV


mlb tv is ok until the commercials...however,,even they get blacked out for daytime games on saturdays....


Posted by steven-neil on Jun-15-2007 16:22:

I was having a bad day yesterday with various things and I never got to comment on the Destruction of the Red Sox by some "Minor National League Bullshit Nobodies" until now....

Anyway..

Red Sox 1 - Whoever 7

Pinstriped Gods 7 - Who Gives a Shit 1


Posted by phuzzyfish12 on Jun-15-2007 20:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Bloodflower
does someone know what it cost to actually watch a game live in some stadium?
seems like i am to stupid or atleast lazy for their website...

and are their some cheap games between june 20th and july 16th!?
thanks!


Check your PMs. I have a pair of tickets for Saturday June 30th to sell you for $20 each!!! Let me know if you want them.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-18-2007 05:38:

Mussina, Pettitte, and Clemens against Colorado....I like our chances.

BUT WTF is up with IGAWA pitching at SF???? The yankees need to accept Igawa as a sunken cost!! I hope i'm wrong, but this guy doesn't deserve to play in the majors. His minor league success only means that he can pitch against third-rate players and kids.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-19-2007 04:52:

JC Romero was put on waivers. Not too sure about that move. Like to hear what a bosox fan has to say about it.


Posted by chanman7483 on Jun-19-2007 04:59:

quote:
Originally posted by jerZ07002
Mussina, Pettitte, and Clemens against Colorado....I like our chances.

BUT WTF is up with IGAWA pitching at SF???? The yankees need to accept Igawa as a sunken cost!! I hope i'm wrong, but this guy doesn't deserve to play in the majors. His minor league success only means that he can pitch against third-rate players and kids.


Apparently they rebuilt Igawa down in the minors. New release point, new mindset... they say he's ready to go(per YES broadcasters)

Time will tell........but if he's going to pitch against anyone, I'm glad it's against SF.. other than Bonds they don't have much going for them offensively.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-19-2007 05:23:

quote:
Originally posted by chanman7483
Apparently they rebuilt Igawa down in the minors. New release point, new mindset... they say he's ready to go(per YES broadcasters)

Time will tell........but if he's going to pitch against anyone, I'm glad it's against SF.. other than Bonds they don't have much going for them offensively.


that's what i heard. good point.


Posted by steven-neil on Jun-19-2007 23:24:

Ok James,,lets get this thread back on track....


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-20-2007 01:50:

quote:
Originally posted by steven-neil
Ok James,,lets get this thread back on track....


i tried yesterday but only chanman took the bait.

Oh...btw, it's really weird to watch a rockies game. I'm still in the lower single digits of rockies games watched.


Posted by steven-neil on Jun-20-2007 08:57:

Fucking bullshit..If we dont start captalising on Red Sox losses we're fucked...


Posted by steven-neil on Jun-21-2007 16:40:

wtf happened last night????....we were fucking awful....


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-21-2007 17:04:

quote:
Originally posted by steven-neil
wtf happened last night????....we were fucking awful....


offense faultered again.


Posted by partyhopper on Jun-21-2007 22:15:

Of all teams, it's the Rockies that figure out how to cool the Yanks down


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-21-2007 22:21:

quote:
Originally posted by partyhopper
Of all teams, it's the Rockies that figure out how to cool the Yanks down


Wow....i forgot they played this afternoon. well i guess it's for the better considering they were just swept. They're back to being fuckin bums.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-23-2007 04:15:

I'll bring this thing back to life tonight.

Nice catch Matsui, shitty pitching but once again Igawa, and melke had a nice triple as i am writing this.

Steven, you may have been on to something with miggy at first. Nice dig he had in the bottom of the 6th.


Posted by steven-neil on Jun-23-2007 04:32:

quote:
Originally posted by jerZ07002
I'll bring this thing back to life tonight.

Nice catch Matsui, shitty pitching but once again Igawa, and melke had a nice triple as i am writing this.

Steven, you may have been on to something with miggy at first. Nice dig he had in the bottom of the 6th.


It's no consolation bro whilst the sox are still winning...


Posted by djstopngo on Jun-23-2007 17:20:

quote:
Originally posted by steven-neil
It's no consolation bro whilst the sox are still winning...


I'm a little worried that we're on the verge of a slip to be honest with you - The next two weeks could be problematic while Schil's on the DL, even though our schedule isn't that tough (Mariners away, Rangers & Rays at home).

That said, Dice-K pitched himself out of not one, but two jams last night, which is a good sign considering he's had the tendency to melt down with runners on base.

One quick thing - is anybody else shocked that the Tigers still have Todd Jones closing games for them? He gave up 5 hits and 3 runs to the Nationals earlier this week, which escalated his era to 5.65. I think the Tigers, like the Indians and Yanks, should push hard at getting Gagne. Plus, he's on my fantasy team (though so is Jones).


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-24-2007 00:37:

quote:
Originally posted by djstopngo
I'm a little worried that we're on the verge of a slip to be honest with you - The next two weeks could be problematic while Schil's on the DL, even though our schedule isn't that tough (Mariners away, Rangers & Rays at home).

That said, Dice-K pitched himself out of not one, but two jams last night, which is a good sign considering he's had the tendency to melt down with runners on base.

One quick thing - is anybody else shocked that the Tigers still have Todd Jones closing games for them? He gave up 5 hits and 3 runs to the Nationals earlier this week, which escalated his era to 5.65. I think the Tigers, like the Indians and Yanks, should push hard at getting Gagne. Plus, he's on my fantasy team (though so is Jones).


Gagne....not sure that's the cure for any teams problems. This guy WAS great, but he's been injured for a while.

I'm just surprised that Jones can be effective period with his fastball topping out at below 90mph.


Posted by yankeeBaby on Jun-24-2007 00:45:

fakin yankees!!!


Posted by holycow24 on Jun-24-2007 07:42:

did anyone watch the game against sf tonight? I saw some of the highlights in the bar I was in earlier... it looked like quite a game, even tho the Yankees didn't end up winning. 13 innings... oof!

Wish I'd been in SF for this one (I'm in Nashville right now...). I live walking distance from the stadium (and work only about 2 blocks from it).

Rachel


Posted by trunks1022 on Jun-24-2007 15:38:

LOL?


Posted by verndogs on Jun-24-2007 15:39:

quote:
Originally posted by jerZ07002
I'm just surprised that Jones can be effective period with his fastball topping out at below 90mph.


he must have that vaunted "closer's mentality"


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-24-2007 21:17:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
he must have that vaunted "closer's mentality"


haha....that's one of those baseball commentators bullshit remarks. If someone is effective as a middle reliever, i'm sure most will be effective as a closer. Middle relievers certainly come in the game in situations just as stressful as closers.


Posted by djstopngo on Jun-24-2007 21:35:

quote:
Originally posted by jerZ07002
haha....that's one of those baseball commentators bullshit remarks. If someone is effective as a middle reliever, i'm sure most will be effective as a closer. Middle relievers certainly come in the game in situations just as stressful as closers.


I agree. I think guys like Rivera & Eckersley deserve a lot of credit but let's not forget that, for the most part, closers come on in the bottom of the ninth, with nobody on base and are asked only to get three outs. For the most part, closers are way overpaid and too highly valued. In my opinion.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Jun-24-2007 22:25:

quote:
Originally posted by djstopngo
I agree. I think guys like Rivera & Eckersley deserve a lot of credit but let's not forget that, for the most part, closers come on in the bottom of the ninth, with nobody on base and are asked only to get three outs. For the most part, closers are way overpaid and too highly valued. In my opinion.


i couldn't agree with you more. Being put in the game with two men on and one out in the seventh inning when your team is up by one run is far more difficult than the situation you just described.


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