riverside sluggers

tryin to win tonight again the AL best pitcher in Jon Garland and hold onto 5 game lead--haha at least we get to poke fun at yankee fans that mo blew a save, his 2 last games including this one have been bumpy

bernie hitting bombs in 2 consecutive games, go figure

and thats the game

due up tino martinez, bernie williams, john flaherty

arod is down for the count, now chop suey

thats it for the rally as soriano grounds to 3rd--due up for yankees bubba crosby, a-rod and matsui

texeira fouls out to catcher, 2 outs with blalock up

haha at least we wont have to worry about sheffield, bubba crosby ran for him last

haha i wonder what the yankee fans on yes boards are saying right now

how does it feel mo" you got a blown save, motherf***er

yeah he said that would require the removal of the dunkin donuts billboard and another billboard

texas is owning in yankees in Ks today, 12 Ks thus far

oh yeah i had mentioned that before, i heard about that watching the NESN pre-game report last week while they were talking to larry lucchino, he said that its at top of their list and could be in store for 06 or 07

dellucci up who hit 2 bombs in the 1st game

i didnt say I was for it!! I was just talking about what the proposed plans were backn in 2000, Fenway cant be torn down since in 1912 it will be protected by the historical society as it becomes officially 100 years old. A new park wont even be talked about again for like another 15/20 years im betting on

no not at all remember the double play in tampa against the Sox when Manny didnt run to 1st base, but no outs were recorded--no tag was made at 2nd base resulting with the runner from 1st able to make it to 2nd safely

juan domingez of the rangers is doing something right, hes had 9 Ks in the 7 innings against the yanks

New Fenway Features: ---The entrance to the new park would have been through what is now Yawkey Way, which would have been turned into a pedestrian walkway between the preserved sections of old Fenway and the main entrance to the new ballpark. ---The new ballpark would have had about 35 percent more space and over 10,000 more seats. It would also have had 100 luxury boxes, at least 5,000 premium club seats, upgraded concession areas, wider seats and bigger aisles. ---Restroom facilities would have been increased from eight for women and eleven for men to twenty-two for each. ---The Red Sox had said there would be no corporate name attached to the new park. ---Most of the characteristics and quirky dimensions of the playing field would have stayed the same, including the "Green Monster," Pesky's Pole, the center field triangle and the bullpens in front of the right field bleachers. ---The 1912 Tapestry Wall along the Gate A entrance on Yawkey Way, the infield, a large portion of the "Green Monster" and the manual scoreboard would have been preserved where they stand. In that area, a Red Sox Baseball Museum, Hall of Fame, and children's educational center would have been built. ---The team considered putting a ladder on the new left field wall. ---There would have been a red seat to commemorate where Ted Williams' 502-foot homer would have landed in the new park.

pics have been saved on my comp since like 2000 when the plans were released, haha

the redone yawkey way

Boston's original plans for a new ballpark werent all that bad, keeping the Green Monster and the foul poles--it would have had a seating capacity of 44,130

best park's plans that i like is for the new Washington Nationals ballpark that will open around 2009, its right on the riverfront, very cool looking. I'd go there to see a game

yeah it might become the smallest ballpark in the majors, but Fenway will always be known as "America's most beloved ballpark"

pic of oakland A's stadium plans