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Now Lugo needs to be sent to avoid Westbrook pulling another horseshoe out of his ass with a DP.

Nice hit and run.

Start the Merry-Go-'Round.

Hammering him.

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Perfect pitcher to have on the mound in this situation. He won't walk anyone, and he'll let the hitters get themselves out trying to hit the 9-run homer.

Pile on, bitches!

Everyone's getting in on it.

Mega atonement night. Huge. Good for JD.

Sweet.

Let's hope Hafner's struggles continue, because I don't want Martinez coming up with guys on.

Two IF hits for Youk. He must be sneaky fast.

Eat some wall, Kenny. LOL at Tavarez conducting the orchestra from the dugout.

The split looks good tonight.

Hammered. WOOOO!!!

Two on, nothing out of the IF. Looks like the tides of fortune have shifted.

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Oh quit the self gratification. I'm not pining to give you yours when the time comes. Check it out numbnuts, I can't give it to you if you don't go Lazarus on us. But don't expect me to forget things, because regardless of how insignificant it is to me, I just remember s***. Deal with it. And it has nothing to do with being argumentative. I just like to talk people down from the pedestal they put themselves on.

Nice homoerotic imagery. It comes so natural to you. I'm guessing this is a Freudian slip. FYI, you don't rile me up. I just find it funny that you are in here doing full fledged spin control after telling us how these diffucult departures "never" happen with the Yankees. And, as long as you continue to trumpet the absolute virtue of the Yankee organization, then I'll be here to remind you that the dynamics at work here are experienced by every organization, like I did a couple of years ago when you started in with that tripe about how the Sox are a low-class organization.

But wait, the Sox were villains when Pedro made the same kind of comments. Here's your timeline, when it begins is irrelevant, but this is the coming chain of events: -at some point, someone will call Mo out for the points made here -this ice breaker will open a series (not many but not few) articles critical of Rivera -he'll sign elsewhere -blame will shift (press and fans) to the Yankees and how they did a "hatchet job" in the papers to send him off -everyone wakes up, and it's nothing but puff pieces in the press Happened with Pedro, some of it happened with Damon, and nitwits like 26 thought it was exemplary of how the Sox treat their "heroes". Such things would "never" happen with the saintly Yankees. Personally, I agree with what most of you are saying now, about how Mo needs to STFU, and if a team wants the year to evaluate the player, then that's how it is. At the same time, you have to understand Mo's POV. If they are going to evaluate him, then he can evaluate them, and that's all he's doing. No preferential treatment from them, none from him. Tit for tat. Even, Steven. All that said, I'm loving it. Loving it for no reason other than the thought of people like 26 realizing the glass house they built out of Yankee "class" doesn't provide much shelter in a wind storm and the debris is flying around.

Anyone catch BSG's running blogs of game 4? He's spot on about Ass-Dribble. He's a total zero-tool talent that will manage to come through for absolutely no reason on earth. But not against Hoss.

More luck. The look on Sizemore's face suggests he's enjoying the horseshoe he crammed up his ass.

We know, STFU already. f***ing broken record.

I think the park rule is if it hits yellow, then where the carom ends up determines the type of hit. That ball hit yellow, and it bounced back in for what Joe Buck will call, from now until the day he dies, the longest single in postseason history. Nice glove kid. Sit down mongoloid.

Offseason ain't over yet.