Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 27 Sep 2004 · 5,578 replies

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19 Oct 2004, 10:30 #521
Yanks - Bosox, 4-4 in the 13th inning.... :sweat:
19 Oct 2004, 11:09 #522
David Ortiz does it again: Bosox win, 5-4 in 13 innings.... :D :applaud:
19 Oct 2004, 12:00 #523
Yow, a pitching duel ends with a walk-off three-run home run by Jeff Kent... Houston wins 3-0, and leads the Cards 3 games to 2....
19 Oct 2004, 12:22 #524
bmwracer wrote:David Ortiz does it again: Bosox win, 5-4 in 13 innings.... :D :applaud:


in the 14th BTW...(5 hours 49 mins.) :sweat: :sweat:

Curt Schilling's going to pitch game 6, which I have to believe is good for the Yanks. He's not healthy whether he's pitching or not. Boston's going to tire out the Yanks' pitching for the Series...

I guess these extra games are good for Fox though.
19 Oct 2004, 12:48 #525
gregsan wrote:

in the 14th BTW...(5 hours 49 mins.) :sweat: :sweat:

Curt Schilling's going to pitch game 6, which I have to believe is good for the Yanks. He's not healthy whether he's pitching or not. Boston's going to tire out the Yanks' pitching for the Series...

I guess these extra games are good for Fox though.

Wow, two extra inning games in a row. Talk about nailbiter for all those Boston fans. At least they got what they wanted: a chance to live another day. Both teams must be tired by now.
19 Oct 2004, 12:55 #526
gregsan wrote:in the 14th BTW...(5 hours 49 mins.) :sweat: :sweat:

Whoops... I guess I was so excited that they won, I lost track... :hehe:

Boston's going to tire out the Yanks' pitching for the Series...

Huh?? I was thinking the opposite....
19 Oct 2004, 13:33 #527
Die another day! :woot:

3-2, the BoSox are making their move now! :applaud:
19 Oct 2004, 13:36 #528
eltinator wrote:Die another day! :woot:

3-2, the BoSox are making their move now! :applaud:

Long hair lives!!!!!!! :hehe: :hehe:
19 Oct 2004, 13:39 #529
bmwracer wrote:
Long hair lives!!!!!!! :hehe: :hehe:


Hec yea! Although David Ortiz doesn't sport that look. That guy is just huge, LOL :hehe: :hehe:
19 Oct 2004, 21:52 #530
eltinator wrote:Hec yea! Although David Ortiz doesn't sport that look. That guy is just huge, LOL :hehe: :hehe:

He does have the funny little beard, if you can call it that... Looks like he drew it on with a Sharpie... :hehe:
20 Oct 2004, 00:29 #531
bmwracer wrote:
Huh?? I was thinking the opposite....


The opposite? That the Yanks will have fresh pitching for the Series? Explain!!

If they can hurry up and end it...and NOT play 4 1/2 to 6 hour games night after night working 5-7 pitchers a day...maybe they would...but I might be missing your point somehow...
20 Oct 2004, 00:48 #532
gregsan wrote:The opposite? That the Yanks will have fresh pitching for the Series? Explain!!

Well I just figured that Boston's throwing evey possible pitcher (Wakefield, Arroyo, etc.) at the Yanks to keep the series going, while the Yanks are holding back somewhat, so the Yanks pitching would be fresher...
20 Oct 2004, 00:50 #533
eltinator wrote:

Hec yea! Although David Ortiz doesn't sport that look. That guy is just huge, LOL :hehe: :hehe:



Yeah, David Ortiz is like a new version of the former Red Sox player Mo' Vaughn.
-PCM
20 Oct 2004, 00:51 #534
bmwracer wrote:
Well I just figured that Boston's throwing evey possible pitcher (Wakefield, Arroyo, etc.) at the Yanks to keep the series going, while the Yanks are holding back somewhat, so the Yanks pitching would be fresher...


Oh...I think I understand the confusion.

In the ALCS I agree with you. I meant that for the World "Series"...the Yanks' pitching is going to be worn out because of all of these long games.
20 Oct 2004, 00:56 #535
gregsan wrote:Oh...I think I understand the confusion.

In the ALCS I agree with you. I meant that for the World "Series"...the Yanks' pitching is going to be worn out because of all of these long games.

Oh. Sorry about that... I sorta had that feeling when I typed the word... But I used lower case ("series") as opposed to upper case ("Series")...
20 Oct 2004, 00:58 #536
pcmodem wrote:Yeah, David Ortiz is like a new version of the former Red Sox player Mo' Vaughn.
-PCM

[image]
Mo

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Ortiz

You decide. :mrgreen:
20 Oct 2004, 01:02 #537
Forget Roids MLB is starting a program to clone players. Genetic engineering in baseball who knew...
20 Oct 2004, 01:37 #538
bmwracer wrote:
Oh. Sorry about that... I sorta had that feeling when I typed the word... But I used lower case ("series") as opposed to upper case ("Series")...


Yeah...I figured we were talking about different things. 'Cause I knew you wouldn't think the Yanks would be fresher (for the World Series) with these long games.
20 Oct 2004, 01:38 #539
AHAHHAAH they gotta be like 3rd or 4th cousins at least! :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
20 Oct 2004, 02:46 #540
vaughn was a waist of time and money,
he got paid all that money , just to wound up striking out and sitting on his fat ass. ............speaking of asses , ever notice that all base ball players have fat asses???
almost like to play professional baseball you have to automaticly get a fat ass, sorry i mis spelled mad stuff but...............well im just lazy. :mrgreen:

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