The return of "Cowboy Up" next season?

[Papelbon58]

I think he was referring to the general belief that he makes Manny and Papi happy in the clubhouse

[adam123]

This adam guy doesn't know what he's talking about when he posts. He lost credibility with me quite a few posts ago.

 

he keeps them loose and has fun hes manny spoksman

[adam123]

I think he was referring to the general belief that he makes Manny and Papi happy in the clubhouse

 

right on man thats what i mean . I understand hes not the fastest or has great power but

he has intangbles like taking pressure on him for the team and i think in 06 we kinda lost that

[Mr Crunchy]

PS. I swear to god rician blast and Mr. Crunchy are the same guy. It is impossible to have two dumbasses who know so little about how to use a computer keyboard or format a paragraph on the same forum agreeing with each other.

 

this

coming from a guy who thinks that perhaps millar started at shortstop

i'll never get these 3 minutes back

[CrespoBlows]

right on man thats what i mean . I understand hes not the fastest or has great power but

he has intangbles like taking pressure on him for the team and i think in 06 we kinda lost that

 

His intangibles were great in 2005, right? He doesn't create anything. Talent wins, and winning builds chemistry.

 

Where the hell was Millar's intangibles in Baltimore?

[castigs850]

well as long as he doesnt complain about not getting too much playing time and more importantly as long as he doesnt get too much playing time then im fine with it

[ORS]

he keeps them loose and has fun hes manny spoksman

They can hire a young female masseuse proned to offering "Happy Endings" to keep them loose without wasting a roster spot.

[elsrbueno]

and the masseuse would be cheaper, faster, and probably a better hitter than Millar.

[mosox]

Millar did have a pretty good season in 2006. If he accepts the role he's pitching for, it may make sense. To steal a line from the Blues Brothers, let's the band back together.

[SCM33]

Lets take a look here:

Originally Posted by Mr Crunchy View Post

did he ever have a starting position here??

if so,was it for more than a week??

Im pretty sure Kevin Millars starting position was 1st base when he played for the Boston RedSox of Boston. It was either that or Shortstop' date=' not quite sure.[/quote']

PS. I swear to god rician blast and Mr. Crunchy are the same guy. It is impossible to have two dumbasses who know so little about how to use a computer keyboard or format a paragraph on the same forum agreeing with each other.

this

coming from a guy who thinks that perhaps millar started at shortstop

i'll never get these 3 minutes back

 

Holy s***, you are dumber than I thought. First off, you fail to see the obvious sarcasm about Kevin Millar playing SS for the Redsox. I mean jesus buddy, senile setting in? Maybe a little alzheimers? Second off, I was so sarcastic with my remark because your original claim was that Millar never had a regular starting position when he in fact played 280 games at First Base for the Sox over three years. I call that a pretty regular starting position. Your responses to my sarcasm are baffling.

[BSN07]

If Millar will take a Utility role and not complain about playing time then I believe it has to be considered to bring him back.

[jacksonianmarch]

SCM, Mr. C is right. Millar played the majority of his games at 1b, but there are 162 games in a season, and over 3 yrs, that totals out to be 486 games. Therefore, over 200games were either games that he sat or started at another position over 3 yrs. So, in essence, he really didnt have a true position. Using the link that you post, he played 59 games in LF (a third of a season), 81 games in RF (half a season), 27 games at DH, and 39 games when he was rested. That hardly looks like a guy who has a stable position. Also, food for thought, sarcasm doesnt go over very well in type. A sarcastic remark can really make you look like a moron if you dont end it with a [/sarcasm] or [/endsarcasm] line like I have seen on here before.

[jmcc]

i'd love millar back. I hope he comes back, and I think it will most likely be considered.