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How is an eye for an eye fair in this situation though?When 2 Sox fans hospitalize a Yankee fan in Boston do I go around saying "I wanna beat up a Boston fan"? That's just ridiculous. And when I said that in all fairness Sox fans start s*** too, it was in response to 700's statement, not in defense of the ugly chick. You guys took what I said and ran down the field with it...to the other endzone. This s*** is ridiculous, I dont know what to say to please you *******s anymore. I acknowledged I probably shouldn't have tried to make the point, that I went too far, and even actually apologized for what probably seemed very insensitive, althought that was not my intentions. I mean, look at my posts prior to the on following 700's, was I making excuses for her or anything like that then? You guys are just being ridiculous. But when a Sox fan beats up a Yankee fan and I say that I want retribution against all of you, nobody better say s***!

That's not at all what I said so whatever.... I'm done with this topic it's gotten way too out of hand. My bad...

When did I give her a pass for what she did? It's gorriffic. I thinik I've made my feelings towards this bitch quite clear? What sparked my point about how Sox fans are just as ridiculous, sometimes more, is when 700 said: As if it were his loved one that was the victim. And saying "THEM ALL" is pitting every single one of us Yankee fans in the same category as that waste of a life murderer. It was completely taken out of context and proportion. You guys need to chill, what this lady did was heinous. No doubt about it. Maybe I was wrong in trying to make that point, fine, but then 700 is wrong for what he said. And ORS, kiss my ass motherf***er. You know nothing about me, my morals, my beliefs, my values, etc.

Probably not. Good thing I'm not booted..

Damn, looking back I sometimes give up wayy too much for players I covet. Darn.

I know man, I've tried cutting back a lot. The only meds I'm on are for this damn cold I've had for like a week. And I took my cold medicine like an hour and a half ago so I'm good for now

Columbus is a Washington affiliate. Nice try though. And Scranton-Wilkes Barre has never appeared on YES, and Kennedy isn't starting tonight. 0 for 3. Nighty night.

f*** it, I'm sorry I said anything. I was making an observation. If I had time right now I would seek out articles to prove my point but I don't. So f*** it. Peace out panty-waists!

Are you stupid or something?

I didnt say EVERY incident, I just said that most of the stories that I see involve a Sox fan provoking it. Did a Sox fan not start chanting Yankees Suck before that women ran over those people? Read the link I gave, theres another example in that too. Did a Sox fan not get KILLED during her own teams celebration? That right there tells you how SOME (that night ALL) Sox fans can be ridiculously outrageous and out of control.

Makes sense. Explains why for years drunk Boston fans made themselves look like invalid retards at games, in bars, or even at schools (yes, those drunkards at school can be a handful).

In all fairness, more times than not when there is a newsworthy altercation between Yankees and Red Sox fans it's the Sox fan who's the *******. Beating up people 2 on 1, hitting ladies, eating children, whatever the case may be. This is such an unfortunate incident, I'm ashamed to be a fan of the same team as that woman, err...thing.

Losing Papelbon is gonna hurt...bad. Wasn't easy for me to do, but after losing in every offensive category except steals last week I needed to do something. Oh well And If Delgado goes on a tear now I'm gonna be PISSED! lol Kilo, between Kazmir, Putz, and now Papelbon I've hooked u up with quite the trio, of course providing that Kazmir is himself.

Some deal u guys pulled off.

Here's more on it, including a picture of the bitch. http://slidingintohome.blogspot.com/2008/05/rivalry-has-hit-all-time-low.html

This s*** is crazyyy.

Come one Gom, Cash has made some real good deals throughout his tenure. Granted, he's also made some bad ones as well, but thats the way things go when you have practically no budget and can afford to play with the houses money. As for the Santana deal, I was against it all winter simply because I didnt want to lose Phil Hughes and Melky. I dont give a s*** about Kennedy, have never liked him, and predict he won't have the brightest of careers. When it came out later that Santana could have been had with Kennedy in the deal and not Hughes, I guess I would have thought it was a good deal, but was still indifferent because of Melky. Ultimately, when the deal was not made I wasn't complaining. The price, both financially and in what we would have had to trade was just too much. It's nice to second guess, but I think the Yankees did what they thought was best and I can't blame them for that. As for Phil Hughes, we've seen him and how dominant he can be throughout his entire pro career. In his Major League appearances last year he was spectacular, especially in Game 3. I was at hi first start this year where he was good, and of course have witnessed his colossal downfall since. You and I have talked about this many times before, and I dont see how you can be so down on Hughes after a bad month in which we find out he was pitching with eye problems and a cracked rib. Totally disregarding his past successes. A little rash, IMO. I have nothing to say in defense of Kennedy, so you can rip him all u want, especially after hearing what he had to say upon his demotion, but lets give Phil some time. Lets give him a chance to see how he's doing a month or so after he gets back.Let's be fair. Cano struggled initially when he came up in 2005, look what happened. Melky was about to be crucified after his mis-play in '05 and the error in his first game in '06, but look at him. These are young athletes. Demanding immediate perfection jut isn't practical. Patience my friend, patience. As for Ca$h-money, he may very well be gone after this year. I don't say that I'm discontent with any of the work he's done, because for the bad decisions he's made, he has a bunch of good ones to balance that with. But I think this new regime is too much for him. The status quo has changed. The organizational structure is much different than it has been the past decade since he's been GM. On-field, in the owner's box, in the front office, down on the farm..everything is different. We have to see how all of that plays out with him this year. If he doesn't want to come back, I can definitely see him with say the Phillies for instance next year.

I'm not counting on him to anchor the staff, but I'm not gonna call him a wash just yet. He's been a serviceable number 3.

good joke

Moose has has 3 splendid outings in a row. He's a man determined, I hope he can keep it up. As for Kennedy, I guess the plan for now is to let him make a start or 2 in Scranton and then evaluate the situation then. The Yanks are gonna use 4 starters for now. After being informed of his demotion today Kennedy made some comments that might irk some in the Yankee organization. I don't want to misquote him, so I'm gonna go find the exact quotes, but they were things along the lines of cheap cop-outs and complaints about the high magnitude and so much pressure.

Here's hoping he gets into the hall of fame at all..

I'm not totally skeptical of that, gives him a chance to get some work in down in the minors. Rasner who has been so good (4-0, 0.87 ERA) will get the start on Sunday.

Enjoy it guys. Come October we'll see who's laughing Still cant count us out..