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Crap!

Dye was obviously out.

The Rays look unbeatable right now. Maybe the White Sox can do better at home...who knows?

I'm so nervous. DAMMIT! GO SOX!!!!

Welcome aboard! We like our side of the pond over here too!

Sox game times Posted by Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff October 3, 2008 09:01 AM ST. PETERSBURG - The Red Sox and Angels will play Sunday at 7:17 p.m. at Fenway Park, Major League Baseball has confirmed. Here's the full slate for the ALDS between the Sox and Angels. All games will be broadcast on TBS. Game 2: Fri., Oct. 3 @ Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Daisuke Matsuzaka (18-3, 2.90 ERA) vs. Earvin Santana (16-7, 3.49 ERA) Game 3: Sun, Oct. 5 @ Boston, 7:17 p.m. Josh Beckett (12-10, 4.03 ERA) vs. Joe Saunders (17-7, 3.41 ERA) Game 4: Mon., Oct. 6 @ Boston*, 8:37 p.m. (or 8:07 p.m. if Rays-White Sox series has concluded) Game 5: Wed., Oct. 8 @ Anaheim*, 9:37 p.m. *if necessary --- Game 1: Wed., Oct. 1 Red Sox 4, Angels 1

Yes we do. It was over as soon as he signed with Satan Borass

Horse s***, Lowrie checked.

Very disappointed in the Cubs fans, booing their players and being silent once they were losing. Wake up fools.

I LOVE JASON BAY!

No doubt Seano, will send the blessings. Nick is nervous and misses Manny. Told him our Sox will be fine. Lester has been awesome. NEED SOME OFFENSE......PLEASE DAMMIT

Another HR for LA. Good Lord! Dead silence in Wrigley.

Tonight's Angels lineup Posted by David Lefort, Boston.com Staff October 1, 2008 07:20 AM The Angels have set their Game 1 lineup for tonight, according to the Orange County Register's Angels blog. Here it is: 1. Chone Figgins, 3B 2. Garret Anderson, LF 3. Mark Teixeira, 1B 4. Vladimir Guerrero, DH 5. Torii Hunter, CF 6. Howie Kendrick, 2B 7. Mike Napoli, C 8. Gary Matthews Jr., RF 9. Erick Aybar, SS SP -- John Lackey

Nice job Coco! I'm horrible at predictions......Cubs v. Phillies.

My old ass is taking a nap after work, don't want to miss a minute of this one! Play well ALL and WIN!!!! GO SOX!! :thumbsup:

Great article!

It doesn't matter if TB wins or loses, same for the Sox, we're the Wild Card and they won the Division. So you're a Sox fan huh?

YANKEES 1. Brett Gardner, CF 2. Johnny Damon, LF 3. Bobby Abreu, RF 4. Alex Rodriguez, 3B 5. Jason Giambi, 1B 6. Xavier Nady, DH 7. Robinson Cano, 2B 8. Cody Ransom, SS 9. Jose Molina, C -SP Mike Mussina RED SOX 1. Jacoby Ellsbury, CF 2. Dustin Pedroia, 2B 3. David Ortiz, DH 4. Kevin Youkilis, 3B 5. J.D. Drew, RF 6. Jason Bay, LF 7. Mark Kotsay, 1B 8. Jed Lowrie, SS 9. Jason Varitek, C -SP Daisuke Matsuzaka

Ted Lilly has a NO NO thru 6 for the Cubs

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=stark_jayson&id=3611226 AL MVP: Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox There's no set formula for what an MVP ought to look like. But I can guarantee you one thing: There has never been an MVP who looked like the Red Sox's favorite mini-mite. I mean, how tall is Dustin Pedroia, anyhow? "I don't know," laughed teammate Sean Casey. "Maybe 5-3? 5-5? 5-6? I don't know. But he plays like he's 6-5, 250." Well, whatever you measure this guy at (and officially, he's, ahem, 5-foot-9), he has been a larger-than-life figure for a team that sure needed him. Pedroia could still lead the league in hits, runs, doubles and batting. He could become the shortest batting champ since Snuffy Stirnweiss (5-8) in 1945. And that's not all. Would you believe this man has mashed more extra-base hits than either Josh Hamilton or Miguel Cabrera? And batted .374 since June 14? All true. The Elias Sports Bureau reports that Pedroia's 43 hits and 33 runs in 26 games in August marked the first month that any player has accumulated those numbers in that few games since Lou Gehrig's 48-hit, 35-run June in 1936. When the Red Sox needed Pedroia to hit cleanup for four games, he did that (going 12 for 18, with two homers, four doubles and a 1.222 slugging percentage). When they needed him to steal a base, he did that (20 for 21). He's an energizer. He's a great defender. He's a leader. "Every night," Casey said, "you know Dustin Pedroia will do something to help you win a ball game." Sure sounds like an MVP to me -- although just barely over Justin Morneau. Apologies to: Morneau, Carlos Quentin, Kevin Youkilis, Joe Mauer, Vladimir Guerrero, Grady Sizemore, Hamilton, Evan Longoria, Francisco Rodriguez, Mauer.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=stark_jayson&id=3611226 Quotes of the Year • First prize -- From Yankees first baseman Jason Giambi, on the late, great Yankee Stadium: "It's a place where men become children -- and children never forget as men." :lol: