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No, but you should know better than to start a NEW thread when there are already about 50-100 on the issue. I know it takes too long to look for them as they died a long, long time ago. Glad you enjoyed the new NYY stadium. Next time, start a new thread about racism/Boston and the Red Sox and/or Boston teams. Quite a timely subject as well.

Stop watching please...

Andy must be injured.

I was just going to post a reminder to you. Good job! :thumbsup:

Nice win! Rays lost, let's hope the NYY do as well!

YO ADRIAN!

That was a great at bat.

Yes he did!

Nice sac Lester! That was almost gone!

PAPI nice shot into the cove!!!

GIANTS (40-33) Andres Torres CF Freddy Sanchez 2B Aubrey Huff LF Buster Posey 1B Edgar Renteria SS Bengie Molina C Pablo Sandoval 3B Nate Schierholtz RF Tim Lincecum RHP (8-2, 2.86)

RED SOX (45-31) Marco Scutaro SS Daniel Nava LF David Ortiz 1B Kevin Youkilis 3B Victor Martinez C J.D. Drew RF Bill Hall 2B Darnell McDonald CF Jon Lester LHP (8-3, 3.03)

Should be 2-2...wow.

RED SOX (44-30) Marco Scutaro SS Daniel Nava LF Dustin Pedroia 2B Kevin Youkilis 1B Victor Martinez C Adrian Beltre 3B Bill Hall RF Darnell McDonald CF Tim Wakefield RHP (2-5, 5.33)

Wakefield meets an old nemesis tonight Posted by Peter Abraham, Globe Staff June 25, 2010 02:47 PM Barry Bonds is long gone from AT&T Park. But as far as Tim Wakefield is concerned, Giants center fielder Aaron Rowand should get the Bonds treatment tonight. Four balls, none near the strike zone. Counting postseason games, Rowand is 12 of 19 against Wakefield in his career with four home runs and two doubles. His career line against Wakefield is .632/.667/1.368. Only five players (Frank Thomas, Alex Rodriguez, Vlad Guerrero, Garret Anderson and Miguel Tejada) have more home runs against Wake and they all have at least 33 plate appearances against him. Rowand goes by the old knuckleball adage, "See it low, let it go. See it high, let it fly." "If it starts down, let it go. If it's up, you try to see it and hit it. You've got to stay in the middle of the field because of all the movement. Basically, see the ball, hit the ball," Rowand told the San Francisco Chronicle.

Castro on his way as Reddick optioned Posted by Peter Abraham, Globe Staff June 25, 2010 01:40 PM To shore up their pitching staff after last night's slugfest, the Sox have recalled lefty Fabio Castro from Triple-A Pawtucket and optioned OF Josh Reddick back to the minors. This from the release: Castro, 25, will be in his second stint with the Red Sox this season, also April 27-28, but has not appeared in a game with the club. He has made 17 appearances (five starts) for the PawSox this year, going 3-5 with a 6.65 ERA (32 ER/43.1 IP), 36 strikeouts and 22 walks. The left-hander is 3-2 with a 4.26 ERA (12 ER/25.1 IP) in his 12 relief appearances and is 1-1 with a 3.46 mark (5 ER/13.0 IP) in his last eight outings, all out of the bullpen. Castro is in his first season in the Red Sox organization after signing as a free agent in December. In 30 career Major League games (one start) over parts of two seasons with Texas (2006) and Philadelphia (2006-07), he is 0-1 with one save and a 3.30 ERA (16 ER/43.2 IP). The 23-year-old Reddick was recalled on Tuesday (June 22) for his third stint with the Red Sox and started each of the last three games in right field, going 1-for-8 (.125) with a walk. In 11 games overall with Boston in 2010, he is 4-for-25 (.160) with a double, triple, two RBI, two runs and a walk. He has also appeared in 57 games with the PawSox this season, hitting .218 (47-for-216) with six home runs and 27 RBI.

yeszir mojo. period.

Wow.....nice.....:thumbdown

That is very cool. I know you are a proud papa! How was it being around the Canadian beauty? I so miss Lost already.

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