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Not bad...1 1/3 innings 8 runs!
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NYCPORT wrote:Not bad...1 1/3 innings 8 runs!
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Very Randy Johnson-esq

NYCPORT wrote:Not bad...1 1/3 innings 8 runs!
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thats alright they will bring in Proctor and Farnsworth 7th & 8th innings!!

How come they do so many curtain calls in NY? Torre takes a dump and they want him to take a curtain call.


I know they haven't won in a while but at least act like you have seen a HR before

Now, now don't go getting bitter.

tequilatom wrote:

BottleofRum wrote: That whole play comes back to the Damon AB, that 2-2 pitch was right down the middle but the Umpire flinched and called it a ball and Damon ended up walking. If that is called correct it would have been a 1-2-3 inning. In the first inning the Strike zone for Mussina was 2 feet wide, for Beckett it was the size of a postage stamp.

and some questionable pitches called for strikes against the Red Sox in the 1st inning!!

Sounds like excuses to me. .

It's early. . .Not going to say anything. . (even though it's 13-2 ) It's one game. .and I think the Yanks will want some of those runs in the next 3 days. .

BOR. . Fans call for the curtain calls. . Players make them happy. I think it is overdone. . should be reserved for big hits and milestones. (and Bernie Williams!)

ugh

Believe me, I'm happy so far but save some runs for tomorrow night boys since I'll be in attendance...

Karin wrote:

tequilatom wrote:

BottleofRum wrote: That whole play comes back to the Damon AB, that 2-2 pitch was right down the middle but the Umpire flinched and called it a ball and Damon ended up walking. If that is called correct it would have been a 1-2-3 inning. In the first inning the Strike zone for Mussina was 2 feet wide, for Beckett it was the size of a postage stamp.

and some questionable pitches called for strikes against the Red Sox in the 1st inning!!

Sounds like excuses to me. .

It's early. . .Not going to say anything. . (even though it's 13-2 ) It's one game. .and I think the Yanks will want some of those runs in the next 3 days. .

BOR. . Fans call for the curtain calls. . Players make them happy. I think it is overdone. . should be reserved for big hits and milestones. (and Bernie Williams!)

we woke the dead...((((((Karin))))......not excuses ...stating fact......Loretta's 3rd strike was low!!! and one on Ortiz was low and outside!!....i have a good batters eye!!

job41475 wrote:Believe me, I'm happy so far but save some runs for tomorrow night boys since I'll be in attendance...

They are facing a double A pitcher tomorrow!!!....who struggled in his 1st start....so i think you are safe tomorrow!!!

and i shouldn't care i'm a Mets Fan.....just waiting for the warm up act to finish before the Mets come on at 10:00!!

tequilatom wrote:we woke the dead...((((((Karin))))...

Now, now Tom... She's not that old.

NYCPORT wrote:Now, now don't go getting bitter.

Bernie Williams made it from first to third without the aid of a wheel chair.... it's curtain call time.

BottleofRum wrote:How come they do so many curtain calls in NY? Torre takes a dump and they want him to take a curtain call.


I know they haven't won in a while but at least act like you have seen a HR before

Very classy comment....

tequilatom wrote:

job41475 wrote:Believe me, I'm happy so far but save some runs for tomorrow night boys since I'll be in attendance...

They are facing a double A pitcher tomorrow!!!....who struggled in his 1st start....so i think you are safe tomorrow!!!

and i shouldn't care i'm a Mets Fan.....just waiting for the warm up act to finish before the Mets come on at 10:00!!

Oh I wasn't sure what day it was for you. Couldn't remember if you were a Red Sox or Mets fan today. maybe you can put out a schedule so we can keep up....

job41475 wrote:

tequilatom wrote:

job41475 wrote:Believe me, I'm happy so far but save some runs for tomorrow night boys since I'll be in attendance...

They are facing a double A pitcher tomorrow!!!....who struggled in his 1st start....so i think you are safe tomorrow!!!

and i shouldn't care i'm a Mets Fan.....just waiting for the warm up act to finish before the Mets come on at 10:00!!

Oh I wasn's sure what day it was for you. Couldn't remember if you were a Red Sox or Mets fan today. maybe you can put out a schedule so we can keep up....

Always a Met fan 1st.....but my dad is a Red Sox fan....and loves to talk or complain about the sox.......so i follow them very closely and like them......is there a problem with that....so you don't need a schedule if you can remember that!!

job41475 wrote:

tequilatom wrote:

job41475 wrote:Believe me, I'm happy so far but save some runs for tomorrow night boys since I'll be in attendance...

They are facing a double A pitcher tomorrow!!!....who struggled in his 1st start....so i think you are safe tomorrow!!!

and i shouldn't care i'm a Mets Fan.....just waiting for the warm up act to finish before the Mets come on at 10:00!!

Oh I wasn't sure what day it was for you. Couldn't remember if you were a Red Sox or Mets fan today. maybe you can put out a schedule so we can keep up....

off your meds???

I wasn't making excuses for the Yankees in case they lost.

All I was saying with the injuries was that with the Yankees and Red Sox as evenly matched as they are, if your opponent has arguably 3 of their best 6 players out, and another 4 playing hurt, you should beat them.

If you're a Sox fan coming into the series, you have to take 2 games at least and take advantage of the fact that the Yanks are nowhere near full strength. Because you'll be kicking yourself in September when you're struggling to get into the play-offs and every game (especially those against the Yankees) matters, and you look back and see a wasted opportunity.

If you're the Yankees, you need to take one or two games at home so that you stay with the Sox in the division and don't create a hole for yourself both in the division standings and head-to-head.

Curtain calls are OK. In a game where you score 13 runs, there's allot to be happy about. I'm personally not a big proponent of them but I understand them. We Yankees fans aren't shy about expressing grattitude.

jonesbeach10 wrote:I wasn't making excuses for the Yankees in case they lost.

All I was saying with the injuries was that with the Yankees and Red Sox as evenly matched as they are, if your opponent has arguably 3 of their best 6 players out, and another 4 playing hurt, you should beat them.

If you're a Sox fan coming into the series, you have to take 2 games at least and take advantage of the fact that the Yanks are nowhere near full strength. Because you'll be kicking yourself in September when you're struggling to get into the play-offs and every game (especially those against the Yankees) matters, and you look back and see a wasted opportunity.

If you're the Yankees, you need to take one or two games at home so that you stay with the Sox in the division and don't create a hole for yourself both in the division standings and head-to-head.

i agree totally!!!......but it comes down to pitching as tonight so far has proved......and tomorrow the yankkes should have the upper hand in the pitching match up....Wed Red Sox and thursday Red Sox ( wakefield is a Yankee killer more times than not)

tequilatom wrote:

job41475 wrote:

tequilatom wrote:

job41475 wrote:Believe me, I'm happy so far but save some runs for tomorrow night boys since I'll be in attendance...

They are facing a double A pitcher tomorrow!!!....who struggled in his 1st start....so i think you are safe tomorrow!!!

and i shouldn't care i'm a Mets Fan.....just waiting for the warm up act to finish before the Mets come on at 10:00!!

Oh I wasn't sure what day it was for you. Couldn't remember if you were a Red Sox or Mets fan today. maybe you can put out a schedule so we can keep up....

off your meds???

Well in your avatar you are decked out in Red Sox gear and yet you're a Mets fan. You've explained it, I just will never get it. I'm stubborn that way. I believe in liking one team and one team only.