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  1. When is the last time the Red Sox had a player of Manny's caliber? 1961? Manny haters shut the f#ck up! Go to Lids and buy yourself a Rockies cap.
  2. Any team wanting to pick up Manny would not only be saddling his huge salary, but they would have to give a hell of a lot in return as well. A hell of a lot. Any potential trade proposition would probably be one of the biggest deals in history. Even if both sides really wanted to hammer out a deal, the chances of actually getting it done would be on the slim side.
  3. There won't be any saves left for Rivera to blow.
  4. "Canseco? He'd fit in great with Sheff and Giambi, right?" They'd need to use a different kind of gloves for that show! I'd pay a few bucks to see it.
  5. My beef is that it should not even be called the hall of "fame". It is the hall of "statistical achievement". Schilling I'd say probably, but it certainly wouldn't be anywhere near a unanimous decision.
  6. I like his press interviews on TV. He reminds me so much of Patrick Star. It's freakin hilarious.
  7. Generic grunge hack drivel
  8. Who the hell cares. If you think that's something to bitch about, why not take your reasoning to its logical conclusion and bitch about why none of the Boston Red Sox are from Boston.
  9. I hear that a site in Montreal is getting some consideration.
  10. "theoretically, wouldn't that lead to more fastballs to Ortiz and Manny?" That's part of the idea. Even if they have no intention whatsoever of running, they should be rearing up like a greyhound on a lead just to keep the pitcher off balance.
  11. This has always puzzled me too, especially since they got Johnny Damon, who has wings on his heels. Any time and every time Damon is on first base, he should get more attention from the opposing pitcher than the guy at the plate does. Even if he's not going to run, he should be grimacing and doing a "I'm gonna run, watch out, boy, I'm gonna run" dance to drive the pitcher berserk. Remember Kenny Lofton in the mid 90's?
  12. The one where the Red Sox won the World Series.
  13. Any team will sign any player who gets on base one out of three times, and they will shell out good money for it.
  14. http://nittygrittyshop.com/ortiz2.jpg
  15. "What ya expect we didn't even have a pitcher out there." And what 's the excuse for the night the DEVIL RAYS scored a donut box full of runs? So what, you caught up and won. Against the DEVIL RAYS. Y'all still gave a volume discount to the DEVIL RAYS. Who was the pitcher you didn't have out there that night?
  16. In about 20% fewer at bats than Messrs. Ramirez and Ortiz. Screw the 3 million. Make it 6.
  17. Oh and he has walked more times than any other player on the team. More walks than David Ortiz or Manny Ramirez. So shut the f#ck up.
  18. Bellhorn's on base percentage is .330 for this season. Which means he reaches base in 1 out of 3 at-bats. Pay him 3 million and shut the f#ck up.
  19. It's not purple, it's "Tulle", one of the creamy, semi-matte colors offered by Bobbi Brown Cosmetics
  20. Mr. Rodriguez has a Papi Complex. That's the bottom line. He has Papi nightmares and wakes up in a cold sweat in a foetal position with his thumb in his mouth. He has panic attacks on the toilet, thinking a Papi home run ball is going to come up from the sewer and stretch his sphincter. When he is applying his Ponds Cream and Max Factor Waterproof Mascara, he hallucinates and sees Papi in the mirror looking over his shoulder with a silly-ass grin. He cannot escape Senor Papi. Papi lives in Alex Rodriguez's head. Whenever Arod steps up to bat, the chant from the stands shall be "Who's Your Papi".
  21. Yeah. Only in Boston. The team is in first place halfway through the season and the "I wonder if the Red Sox will do OK this season" syndrome is ubiquitous. Not to mention that most of the few teams who have better records than the Red Sox (in both leagues) are in very weak divisions (N.L.Central in particular), so their numbers are misleading. The Sox may go all the way this season, or they may not. I don't see anything to be overly concerned about. Let the New York sissy boys worry about it.
  22. This is great. The Orioles are demoralized now, and the Yankees are about to get steamrolled just as they are puffing their chests in confidence.
  23. Riding Foulke? The Red Sox tried to ride him but they crashed at the bottom a steep hill with no brakes. This is now. What he did last year does not count now. What he does now counts now. He needs to get his act together.
  24. Lou could pitch every 5 days.
  25. Disabled my @$$. He just needs to get his head together. What they need to do on practice days is put problem pitchers on the mound facing live batters. This way they can shake some of the the cobwebs out without having the game on the line, and it will allow for some more effective batting practice by simulating a game situation.
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