RedRuffing15

yea..anyways, lets see what we can do. And man, something feels wierd about watching games on FOX....I really feel like its halloween, and trick or treaters will start coming soon

Am I the other?

Sucks about the loss, but 3Innings and only 1 hit for small, maybe hes coming together(probably not..facts concidering, but good outing by him none-the-less)

Pitty of a fall-apart by the Yankees, oh well, a comebacker would be nice(2 differnent types)....but a loss, and it was still a good display/

Damn, never even thought it was that bad. Well, Bernies gunna get a lot more than he expected when he resigned!

Guess I'm not sly enough to try and do these things;)

Look!!! I did it _______________________ :banned:

Wow....you had me going too, good work....(Lets see if anyones tries that from now on)

BRACKET ONE Babe Ruth (New York Yankees) vs Andre Dawson (Montreal Expos) Mickey Mantle (New York Yankees) vs Paul Waner (Pittsburgh Pirates) Tris Speaker (Boston Red Sox) vs Lou Brock (St. Louis Cardinals) Joe DiMaggio (New York Yankees) vs Al Kaline (Detroit Tigers) BRACKET TWO Ty Cobb (Detroit Tigers) vs Roberto Clemente (Pittsburgh Pirates) Hank Aaron (Milwaukee Braves) vs Al Simmons (Philadelphia Athletics) vs Billy Williams (Chicago Cubs) Willie Mays (San Francisco Giants) vs Willie Stargell (Pittsburgh Pirates) Mel Ott (New York Giants) vs Reggie Jackson (Oakland Athletics) BRACKET THREE Ted Williams (Boston Red Sox) vs "Shoeless" Joe Jackson (Cleveland Guardians) Stan Musial (St. Louis Cardinals) vs Kirby Puckett (Minnesota Twins) Frank Robinson (Cincinnati Reds) vs Earl Averill (Cleveland Guardians) vs Sammy Sosa (Chicago Cubs) Duke Snider (Brooklyn Dodgers) vs Carl Yastrzemski (Boston Red Sox) BRACKET FOUR Barry Bonds (San Francisco Giants) vs Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds) Ricky Henderson (Oakland Athletics) vs Tony Gwynn (San Diego Padres) Billy Hamilton (Philadelphia Phillies) vs Manny Ramirez (Boston Red Sox) Ed Delahanty (Philadelphia Phillies) vs Ken Griffey Jr. (Seattle Mariners)

lol, I don't wanna be buried there...but I have visited his grave, and got a picture of me standing by it, the closest I'v ever been to him....to what I can control. (Click Here) Mr Crunchy, I PMed you the 'story' of it, but for everyone else, lets just say...when someones no one knows of is that good, you gotta stepup, and let him be known.

If were in 2nd place for the first 90% of the season, then we'd be in 1st place for the last 10%, and therefore....when it actually counts, in the end.

lol, yea, the first 90%, but it was a clever idea

Damn...I hope that never happens to the Yankees this year.

Though its a rookie pitching, I do not expect the bats to be strong like yesterday, but I hope we can spot some runs up for Wang, and I think we might need like 7-10 to win this one, we'll have to see.

Mussina coming off that hot CG, heres to getting that PG he almost had at the Sox before http://nyjetsfan.com/forum2/style_emoticons/default/drinks.gif

Well...he closed a lot of games against the Jets.

May I inquire to why hes a f***ing moron becuase that was his best swing?

Wow, thats the dumest thing I ever read. We both won, you got your win in the ninth, we got our win in the ninth, you had your lights out closer get the save, we got our bitch wannabe the win. Thats what its all about? haha, I'll have to remember that.

Wouldn't 3-2 counts be ones when he'd get a pitch to hit, so the pitcher can avoid a walk? I think 0-2 would be mnore impressive. And also, can you find me how many atbats and strikeouts there are in that too? For all we know he coulda had 1,000 3-2 counts in his career with 250 SOs Heres where I find it interesting, A-rod always has more Game Winning RBIs year-in, year-out than Ortiz, but its only because Ortiz gets his in the 8th-on that hes called clutch. I'm sorry, I like to watch impressive finishes as much as the next guy. But I don't think you should take away from A-Rod just becuase he gets his big hits in the 4th and 5th, and then helps with defense to shut the other team down to lead for a win, while Oritz is consistent, but does his handy work in the late innings. Its pretty much the same thing, just...I guess more people watch the 8th and 9th innings than they do the whole game.

A clutch hit is what people want to believe it to be. Carlos Guillen had the game winning hit vs the Yankees yesterday, clutch right? Sure, but he also had another RBI in that game, in the earlier innings, that, if not for, they wouldn't have won, is that clutch though? I feel as if their are some players who work great under pressure(Ortiz), and then there are some players who are consistent with the way they proform. The difference is, we all remember the 'clutch' hits, but we don't remember the consistent hits. If your down by 2 in the bottem of the ninth, and you win becuase a player hits a 3-run homer, that could be clutch, but it could also be clutch of the guys standing on the bases to get there, and score the runs. So, even though there are definatly players who I would want up to bat in the ending innings, I wouldn't say their a 'clutch hitter' untill their batting over .700 in that position, but they can still come up big, or....clutch.

I'll round it up to 40

BRACKET ONE Babe Ruth (New York Yankees) vs Jim Edmonds (St. Louis Cardinals) Mickey Mantle (New York Yankees) vs Monte Irvin (New York Giants) Tris Speaker (Boston Red Sox) vs Rusty Staub (New York Mets) Joe DiMaggio (New York Yankees) vs Wally Berger (Boston Braves) Al Kaline (Detroit Tigers) vs Sherry Magee (Philadelphia Phillies) Dave Winfield (New York Yankees) vs Lou Brock (St. Louis Cardinals) Paul Waner (Pittsburgh Pirates) vs Larry Walker (Colorado Rockies) Andre Dawson (Montreal Expos) vs Dale Murphy (Atlanta Braves) BRACKET TWO Ty Cobb (Detroit Tigers) vs Vada Pinson (Cincinnati Reds) Hank Aaron (Milwaukee Braves) vs Reggie Smith (Boston Red Sox) Willie Mays (San Francisco Giants) vs Frank Howard (Washington Senators) Mel Ott (New York Giants) vs Hack Wilson (Chicago Cubs) Reggie Jackson (Oakland Athletics) vs Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies) Willie Stargell (Pittsburgh Pirates) vs Jesse Burkett (Cleveland Spiders) Al Simmons (Philadelphia Athletics) vs Billy Williams (Chicago Cubs) Roberto Clemente (Pittsburgh Pirates) vs Dwight Evans (Boston Red Sox) BRACKET THREE Ted Williams (Boston Red Sox) vs George Gore (Chicago Cubs) Stan Musial (St. Louis Cardinals) vs Ralph Kiner (Pittsburgh Pirates) Frank Robinson (Cincinnati Reds) vs Richie Ashburn (Philadelphia Phillies) Duke Snider (Brooklyn Dodgers) vs Goose Goslin (Washington Senators) Carl Yastrzemski (Boston Red Sox) vs Gary Sheffield (Los Angeles Dodgers) Earl Averill (Cleveland Guardians) vs Sammy Sosa (Chicago Cubs) Sam Crawford (Detroit Tigers) vs Kirby Puckett (Minnesota Twins) Minnie Minoso (Chicago White Sox) vs "Shoeless" Joe Jackson (Cleveland Guardians) BRACKET FOUR Barry Bonds (San Francisco Giants) vs Max Carey (Pittsburgh Pirates) Ricky Henderson (Oakland Athletics) vs Joe Medwick (St. Louis Cardinals) Billy Hamilton (Philadelphia Phillies) vs Edd Roush (Cincinnati Reds) Ed Delahanty (Philadelphia Phillies) vs Albert Belle (Cleveland Guardians) Ken Griffey Jr. (Seattle Mariners) vs Fred Lynn (Boston Red Sox) Larry Doby (Cleveland Guardians) vs Manny Ramirez (Boston Red Sox) Harry Heilmann (Detroit Tigers) vs Tony Gwynn (San Diego Padres) Tim Raines (Montreal Expos) vs Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds)

The Columbus Clippers

lol, when Joe was coming out, I was like NOOO, and then he stopped, and went back in, and I was like what happened, then they showed Moose HAHAHAHA Thats CG #57 for Moose, #6 on the active list, hes only 278 behind Red Ruffing now, lets see if he can do it!!

Marino= Past/Now Papelbon=Now/Future I think thats what everyones been trying to get across