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they've already confirmed that they're playing at giants stadium in week 2 vs the giants

Michael Kay said yesterday that randy was done throwing on the side.

good call

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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2152079 Thats not option number one and I hope they dont do it. I still think the best place for them to play would be at LSU if possible or the Alamodome

sushi strikes out with bases loaded, rare

if they do this, you will regret saying this

that was an awesome family guy episode....lol

won 21 of our last 23 at fenway, not worried

He will be back, not as good as last year, but close. And next weekend thats all we need.....a win

i thought zito was good

schilling looked great after teh 2nd inning, he will be fine and I'm confident when we go to New york he will look good there too......good enough for a win

theres the bellhorn we all know and love......strike out with bases loaded

k-horn up with bases loaded

ol' whore-hey

WVU won 15-7. the atmosphere was awesome though, lots of orange, it was wild. Wore my orange hair too. This team was not all that talented last year, and it's best players may be freshmen now, or even guys not walking onto campus until next year. So, that being said: --The offense was bad. I don't think this offense is the right fit for this personnel. We have a big, strong QB who can run, and a RB who could be a Heisman Trophy candidate. After watching the Freeze Option at the Dome for so many years -- I hate to see it go. I think we'd do well with it. --Part of the reason the offense is so bad right now is because we have an inexperienced QB who is being coached by a 1st time Offensive Coordinator and a very young QB Coach. There's not much experience on the offensive coaching side of the ball. And with a Defensive guy as Head Coach, they're going to be on their own pretty much to figure it out. --The defense is really good. Coach Robinson proved he knows how to coach that segment, and they kept the team in the game as long as they could. If we can find a way to produce just some sort of points, we'll win our share of ugly, low-scoring football games. But that's ok with me. --That may have been the most physical I've seen a Syracuse team play since the days of Kevin Mitchell, Dan Conley, TeBuckey Jones, Donovin Darius, etc.. Great to see these guys lay the wood. --The new Field Turf is also a welcome site. I've always despised the way the Dome field looked, especially on television. The new blue end zones were a particularly nice touch. Now, when people watch games (maybe even possible recruits), it will actually look like Syracuse plays football on a football field, instead of someone's front door placemat. Finally, I really wished we would have won today. And I'm upset we didn't after having the 7-0 lead. But I honestly thought we'd get beaten by 2-3 TD's. It wasn't a good showing, but there were a lot of encouraging signs. Mainly, just from the atmosphere and the support surrounding the new regime. I think we're on the right track, and I give Coach Robinson a passing grade on his debut because the team played hard all day and was definitely prepared defensively. The reality is we're just not talented enough right now and will have to fight for our lives every game to give us a chance for success. And we'll have to hope the offensive coaching staff settles in a little better. But, long-term, I'm very excited about a lot of the changes I saw and think Orange football is on its way back to national respectability. We just have to give Coach Robinson the chance to get some recruits in. Something he's already done pretty well.

lead off double for hatteburg I'm calling a bellhorn K in his next AB

very good receiving core on your team ray, qb's are good also.

Since July 29, Olerud is hitting .417 with five homers and 22 RBI over 18 games.

one homer?!?!?!? not manny being manny

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great gmae for boomer!

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Machado's first major league at-bat was 9 pitches, where he grounded to third but it went very well. I liked the way he fouled off pitches when he got two strikes on him. He doesn't seem to have a lot of power but he seems to be pretty quick. I'm glad we added him.

I won't be here today cuz I'm going to The Syracuse- West Virginia game with my girlfriend and some friends but GO SOX! Game Info Date: Sunday, September 4th, 2005 First Pitch: 2:05pm ET TV: NESN Starting Pitchers: http://i.a.cnn.net/si/images/baseball/mlb/players/6460.jpghttp://bellsouthpwp.net/c/h/chinigor/TALKSOX/VS.GIFhttp://i.a.cnn.net/si/images/baseball/mlb/players/4057.jpg http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/bal.gif #13 Rodrigo Lopez (13-8, 4.85) http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/bos.gif #16 David Wells (11-6, 4.44) Boomer out to suspend O's bats Baltimore (64-71) at Boston (79-55), 2:05 p.m. ET For the second consecutive Sunday, David Wells will take the mound for the Red Sox. Both the pitcher and the team are looking for the same result, as Wells led Boston to victory exactly one week ago. This is the first time he has pitched since then, thanks to a six-game suspension that caused Wells to utter some inflammatory statements regarding Major League Baseball. But Wells apologized, and now he looks forward to pitching again. He'll need to be in top form, as Orioles right-hander Rodrigo Lopez has made it a habit of pitching superb games against the Red Sox. "Rodrigo Lopez is pitching and he's been tough on us since I've been here in '03," said Red Sox first baseman Kevin Millar. "We've got to find a way to get to him and find a way to have his 'B' game against us instead of his 'A' game." Pitching matchup BAL: RHP Rodrigo Lopez • 13-8, 4.85 ERA in 2005 • 2-1, 2.96 ERA vs. BOS in 2005 BOS: LHP David Wells • 11-6, 4.44 ERA in 2005 • 1-2, 4.58 ERA vs. BAL in 2005 Player to watch It's a safe bet that John Olerud will start at first base on Sunday, as he is 9-for-21 lifetime against Lopez, while Millar is 5-for-28. Quotable "[Mike] Timlin's been our best pitcher the past couple of years, including this year." -- Johnny Damon Quick hits The Red Sox are 7-2 as they head into the home stretch of this 14-game homestand. ... David Ortiz leads the Major Leagues with 119 RBIs. ... Edgar Renteria is hitting .357 in his last 14 games. ... The Red Sox have made seven errors in their last four games. ... Bill Mueller is hitting .350 with runners in scoring position. On deck • Sunday: vs. Baltimore, 2:05 p.m. ET • Monday: vs. Chicago, 12:05 p.m. ET • Tuesday: vs. Anaheim, 7:05 p.m. ET