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  1. CrespoBlows
    Man, I'm actually watching basketball.
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    We might see, Mike Holtz.
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    Double 07 with his 18th double. Wow, that was bad, even for my standards
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    Personally, no. Francona, will probably disagree with the two of us, and put Youkilis down there.
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    Granted, but Youkilis in the eight hole > Pena in the eight hole.
  7. CrespoBlows
    Not quite. When Crisp gets back, they will be over.
  8. CrespoBlows
    Holy s***. Gonzo hits one out, and now Melky catches a fly ball. I'm dreaming, I have to be dreaming.
  9. CrespoBlows
    Ouch. How do you do that?
  10. CrespoBlows
    Manny popped up, the wind toyed with the ball a bit, and Melky let the ball pop right out of his glove.
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    I said right now, and no I meant all of major league baseball. Take a look at the numbers.
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    Even if it was chemically aided, there is no other LH batter better than Giambi right now. Got to get Jeter out.
  14. CrespoBlows
    Describe what Marcellus Wallace looks like.
  15. CrespoBlows
    Back to the original topic. This seriously could happen. Craig Hansen is now in his fourth inning of relief as Pawtucket plays Rochester. He's thrown 62 pitches so far.
  16. CrespoBlows
    Say what again. SAY WHAT AGAIN. I dare you, I double dare you, motherf***er. Say what one more goddamn time.
  17. CrespoBlows
    This man is a god.
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    Myers is a specialist, and has only thrown 8.1 IP. He really can't be used to compare him against another reliever. Their roles are far too different. If you really believe that Scott Proctor is better than Keith Foulke, you need a CAT scan. Villione, well we've been over Villone. Besides, if it gets to the point where the Yankees will use Villone, or Small then the game will have already gone way out of hand. You keep throwing out these players who have absolutely no track record of success, not in the minors, not in the majors either.
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    That's not what you said. You said, "only reliable guy who will be in Boston in the rotation for a few yrs is Beckett." Papelbon future is a starter, and judging by his numbers last year, and his apperance as the Red Sox closer, he looks more than capable of being at least a number two starter.
  20. CrespoBlows
    That Papelbon guy looks like he could be OK.
  21. CrespoBlows
    Advantedge? Maybe. Clear Advantedge? Doubtful. Papelbon = 0.50 ERA Rivera = 2.77 ERA Timlin= 1.38 ERA Farnsworth = 3.75 ERA
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    no yanks will def win Game 1: 15-0 Yanks Beckett of s*** dont got nuttin on Unit (nuttin like jackin off the unit?!! LOL GET IT!) Game 2: Shelling! LOL NEXT YANKEES 33-0!!! LOL LOL JETER! Game 3: BAKEFIELD!! LOL LOL! BOONE!!
  23. CrespoBlows
    Yeah, but what's wrong with stockpiling your system with the best players?
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    The Yankees have never really gave him a chance to stick. He probably could be a pretty good relief pitcher, but you have to take your lumps with young pitchers. Henn was probably a product of being overrated. His starts in the bigs were terrible. He showed no slider, and fastball was topping at 90, sitting at around 88 mph. Henn, probably was nervous, but just because he had a few bad starts you get rid of him? I know that sounds like a contradiction, but Henn, despite his bad start, could still be something. I'd hope you weren't the GM if this guy had this beginning to his career. 2-3 6.49 ERA 86.0 IP 102 H 54 BB 64 K's This pitcher's name was Johan Santana.
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    Why do have so much faith in Villone? His career ERA is 4.72. Other than that, he's had one good year 10 years ago, and one good half year. Your own manager shows no faith in him at all. He hasn't come into a pressure packed game at all this year. He's only been in one game with the scoring difference at less then three. He's just a mop-up guy right now.
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