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hitomi #1 wrote:If you ever go though, bring 2 credit cards, you'd end up breaking the bank with their prices. :twisted:

Yup. :sweat:

I find myself hard pressed to pay more than $20 for a tee... And if I do it better be a Beefy-T or similar.

bmwracer wrote:
Yup. :sweat:

I find myself hard pressed to pay more than $20 for a tee... And if I do it better be a Beefy-T or similar.

For $20 they might let you take a picture of the shirt. :bleh:

Not a Dice-K shirt, but this would impress all. :victory:
http://www.cafepress.com/+yankees_suck_in_japanese_ash_grey,89738854

hitomi #1 wrote:For $20 they might let you take a picture of the shirt. :bleh:

That's what I figured.

I'm better off trying to make my own. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
That's what I figured.

I'm better off trying to make my own. :sweat:

Better selection here, the Sox shop, prices aren't too bad. Then again, looking at the prices... :bleh:
http://www.yawkeywaystore.com/search.aspx?keyword=matsuzaka

hitomi #1 wrote:Better selection here, the Sox shop, prices aren't too bad. Then again, looking at the prices... :bleh:
http://www.yawkeywaystore.com/search.aspx?keyword=matsuzaka

Yeah, I don't see the one with the katakana characters saying "Re-Do So-Ku-Su"...

Must be a collector's item. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, I don't see the one with the katakana characters saying "Re-Do So-Ku-Su"...

Must be a collector's item. :sweat:

Couldn't find it either, :banghead: this is not a bad looking shirt.
http://www.fenwayoutlet.com/diceksun.html

hitomi #1 wrote:Couldn't find it either, :banghead: this is not a bad looking shirt.
http://www.fenwayoutlet.com/diceksun.html

It's a little too "in your face" for my tastes... :sweat:

Good thing I got my Nomo shirts when I had the chance:

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gaijinmark wrote:Good thing I got my Nomo shirts when I had the chance:

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Impressive, forgot all about him, he had a fairly successful career, :applaud: know he threw a no-hitter in Colorado, isn't that still the only one? :doh:

gaijinmark wrote:Good thing I got my Nomo shirts when I had the chance:

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Awesome...! :woot:

Maybe they should be under glass and framed... :victory:

Dodgers sweep the D-backs, 6-3, and get back to the .500 mark. :victory:

Next up: The West-leading Padres in San Diego. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Dodgers sweep the D-backs, 6-3, and get back to the .500 mark. :victory:

Next up: The West-leading Padres in San Diego. :sweat:

Who won again tonight, think they've been playing too far over their heads. :sweat:
Sox 3 game winning streak was stopped tonight agains the Jays 3-2, Ortiz though finally reached the .200 mark, if they stay true to form they'll lose 2 more then embark on another 3 game winning streak. :banghead:

EDIT- See that I'm at post 1967, great year for Sox fans :applaud: and the last year there was a triple crown winner. :victory:

hitomi #1 wrote:EDIT- See that I'm at post 1967, great year for Sox fans :applaud: and the last year there was a triple crown winner. :victory:

Carl Yazstrzemski... The Impossible Dream season. :victory:

hitomi #1 wrote: know he threw a no-hitter in Colorado, isn't that still the only one? :doh:

So far. And he threw a no-hitter for the Red Sox on opening day 2001. :applaud:

gaijinmark wrote:So far. And he threw a no-hitter for the Red Sox on opening day 2001. :applaud:

That's right....!

I forgot about that one. :doh:

hitomi #1 wrote:Sox 3 game winning streak was stopped tonight agains the Jays 3-2

It's tough to win when the umpire doesn't know where the strike zone is. :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:
Carl Yazstrzemski... The Impossible Dream season. :victory:

Looked up his stats for that year, fairly impressive, led the league in almost everything though those stats would pale in comparison to today's inflated stats. :sweat: Wonder if there'll be another winner, guess Pujois would stand the best chance, awful hard though, isn't Ethier leading in all 3 right now? :bow:

hitomi #1 wrote:Looked up his stats for that year, fairly impressive, led the league in almost everything though those stats would pale in comparison to today's inflated stats. :sweat:

There seems to be a whole lot more better pitchers then than now, too... Koufax, Gibson, Drysdale, etc... There aren't many (any?) now that are even comparable.

Wonder if there'll be another winner, guess Pujois would stand the best chance, awful hard though, isn't Ethier leading in all 3 right now? :bow:

Way too early to even consider the notion...

bmwracer wrote:
Way too early to even consider the notion...

Probably right, expect Ethier to come down to earth at some time, :sweat: Pujois is one of the few power hitters these days that also hit for power, too many are either a HR or a K, $$$ lies in those HR totals...except of course if you're Ichiro. :victory: