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  1. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Do you boys feel better now?
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    Relax, relax. The season just started and it's a looonnnng season.
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    He did a fantastic job with the Tigers. A great baseball man.
  4. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Here is a fine article on Feller. It quotes Johnny Pesky - http://www.cleveland.com/tribe/index.ssf/2010/12/feller_reax_121610.html
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    This is a great site. Red Sox fans know and appreciate their history. The last great icon of baseball's "golden years" is now gone. You folks have more posts than the largest Guardians' site.
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    Do you realize Feller won 25 in 1941 and 26 in his first full year back in 1945. Many baseball experts figured 100 more wins and 1000 Ks.
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    I was named after Bob and am so proud to have been. I had the good fortune to see Bob pitch his 3rd no-hitter and and his 12th and last one-hitter. Bob not only was a great, great pitcher but a true American hero spending almost 4 years in the Navy in World War ll. This is a very sad day for me but I take great comfort that he is now with our Lord. God bless you, Bob Feller.
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    No, no, no! Oh! For the good ole days!!
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    The greatest Indian of them all. this is sad for me as I was named after him and saw his 3rd no-hitter and 12th one-hitter. He won 26 games before entering WW11 and 25 when he returned after four years in the Navy. It probably meant another 100 victories and 1000 strikeouts. A great man and ball player. May God bless Bob and his family!!
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    I agree 100%! He's a bully with no guts. The Red Sox are basically a good bunch of guys (so it seems) but Beckett is a punk.
  14. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Ya never know when your team is losing and have had a lot of injuries also.
  15. ohiosplendidsplinter
    The Red Sox team and fans showed a lot of class tonight when Santana was being carted off.
  16. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Don't be too sure. Guardians are playing good ball with some good, young arms.
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    Glad the Tribe won for Santana's sake. He has a promising career which could be cut short.
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    How so?? I always heard he was a great guy.
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    Mickey was dressed in Red Sox gear simply because the BoSox are so easy to root for. There is not the condescending arrogance that permeates the Yankees from King George on down. Btw, if you want to dislike the Yankees even more, read the new biography on Steinbrenner.
  20. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Next to Teddy Ballgame, Hawk Harrelson
  21. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Mostly a load of toll house cookies. You can count on the Guardians giving away more than they receive!
  22. ohiosplendidsplinter
    Yeah! Right!! Want to trade him back to Cleveland for a couple of stiffs?
  23. ohiosplendidsplinter
    I'm an old timer. I saw Teddy Ballgame play a lot in Cleveland and, trust me, he was the greatest hitter who ever lived. Jim Longborg was one of my favorite pitchers and Ken "Hawk" Harrelson, whom I knew were favorite BoSox.
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    Hate to see him go. He was a loyal BoSox and a good man.
  25. ohiosplendidsplinter
    One thing the Red Sox COULD do would be to bring back the red, white and blue socks. The all red make them look like the Cincinnati Reds. Arghhh!
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