SPLENDIDSPLINTER
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POR went out with a BANG!
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Rick's an innings eater. Similar to Wakefield in his later years with the SOX.
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The UBER THE HILL GANG.
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The DIRTY WATER '45' is being sold by the SOX as near mint.
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Note to SOX FO: Please begin giving Uber drivers tryouts at pitching. It can't be worse than what you're doing now.
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Breaking news: ECK just revealed that the SOX starting pitching sux. Who knew?
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When the announcers are begging for foul balls to be caught, it reflects negatively on the throwing.
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I just sent Porcello an Uber job application.
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The SOX should just give them to the Giants and still pay their salaries. Sound familiar?
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At home the SOX are Sam Marzano tomatoes. They're still tomatoes, only they cost more.
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This will hurt POR's ERA.
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The dreaded lead-off double.
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Hard to compete with only one reliable starter. The SOX starters, except for E-rod, got old fast.
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I hope the SOX can go back on the road before they're completely out of it.
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For better or worse at least POR is available every 5th day and takes complete responsiblity for a bad game. I'll give him complete credit for that.
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Dubnar Uberpowered the SOX that inning.
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As a pitcher POR would make a good Uber driver.
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Betts just got handcuffed by an Uber driver.
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Quantity of s*** throws was 30.
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Quantity of games or quantity of s***?
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Porcello's weapons are a butter knife and a rubber ducky.
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POR is durable.
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According to MLB schedule POR is listed to start tonight.
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Yup; 'back home' where the SOX downgrade to a .500 ball club.
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A Realistic View at 2020: Part I
SPLENDIDSPLINTER replied to moonslav59's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
Excellent post. Back in the 60's, before anyone even used the word concussion, I remember Dick Butkus. He played the game of football like his life depended on it. He may have been right to feel that way, because if he failed at football, his next option was working in a coal mine. He said many times that football was much safer than digging coal.