I really think that Tek is done.
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9/25-9/27 Red Sox @ Yankees Series Thread
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 FenwayTheHardWay |
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Posts: 1527 09/25/09 10:27 PM Veteran Member |
Spaceman1968 wrote: April - .881 OPS May - .824 June - .750 July - 736 August - .483 September - .346 No one could have predicted... it's certainly not like the exact same thing happened last year.
"Jonathan Papelbon, not wasting any time, going to his bread and butter there, and that's the
cheese."- Buck Martinez
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mredsox89 |
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Posts: 679 09/25/09 11:05 PM |
FenwayTheHardWay wrote: I really think he has entered the argument of worst major league starter who continues to get time. I really don't see him playing at all during the playoffs |
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ArodSucksAtLife |
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mredsox89 wrote: Hi. I am in love with Clayton Kershaw. I want him in me. - Curll84 |
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mredsox89 |
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ArodSucksAtLife wrote: haha, touche sir. I've written off Rios as a Major league player at this point. What a waste. |
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The reason I agree that he is the worst MLB starter is that not only is his hitting terrible, but he can't throw out a runner anymore. 15-107...12% of
runners thrown out=get out of baseball.
Why give 100% when 35 can get you paid and laid. -Kenny Powers
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templeUsox |
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Posts: 14945 09/26/09 5:29 PM
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No way, no how that Alex Rios is worse than Tek.
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CZink16 |
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Posts: 384 09/26/09 5:56 PM |
Yep, that's definitely vintage Dice-K out there, loading the bases with no outs and then retiring the next three batters.
"These pretzels are making me thirsty!" - George Costanza |
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mredsox89 |
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Posts: 681 09/26/09 10:40 PM |
CZink16 wrote: You know what, vintage Dice-k is much better than an average Wake or Byrd and if this is the production we get from #4, we are set up well |
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templeUsox |
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Posts: 14946 09/27/09 11:55 AM
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Paul Byrd should not be on our baseball team. It's embarrasing that he is. It's also embarrasing that we won the first 8 games of the series and
we're not going to win the season series. Something to certainly be ashamed of.
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templeUsox |
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Posts: 14947 09/27/09 4:26 PM
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This team is absolutely petrified when they play the Yankees.
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buffs44444 |
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Posts: 1140 09/27/09 4:50 PM |
templeUsox wrote: I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking this. This is embarrassing .
Madness is like gravity....all you need is a little push.
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adiospaydro2005 |
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Posts: 1473 09/27/09 5:05 PM Veteran Member |
These games against the Yankees don't mean anything. The playoffs are a different story. Just ask A-Rod the spokesman for the official drink sponsor the
Yankees 2009 post-season "Choke."
Poorest spending of $3 million that I have ever seen.-fcastig 0220
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muellerkiller |
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Posts: 132 09/27/09 5:09 PM |
I don't mean to spread the panic, but with the loss today and Texas leading 5-0 over Tampa in the 8th the wild card lead will be cut to 5 games at the end
of the day. They need to start winning some games.
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buffs44444 |
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Posts: 1141 09/27/09 5:15 PM |
muellerkiller wrote:No panic, we're heading home to finish and the Rangers are heading to Anaheim where the Angels still need to clinch. Nothing is in the bag, but there isn't a need to panic right now......
Madness is like gravity....all you need is a little push.
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TheGoldenGreek33 |
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Posts: 3017 09/27/09 5:27 PM Veteran Member |
Congrats to the Yanks. They played fantastic ball since June, something like 85-41, and deserved to win the division. Like temple said, the Sox played scared.
They were playing not to lose instead of playing to win. In a seven game series, I still think we match up well with them. They still have to beat Lester,
Beckett, and Buchholz three times to beat us.
"Ever notice how most Mac users are skinny? It's because of all the calories they burn because they can't shut the f*ck up about how great their
MacBook's are."
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WillyCoPapi3 |
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Posts: 3843 09/27/09 5:37 PM Veteran Member |
Nice to see the team lay over for the Yankees again.
Not that it really matters, but that was just a putrid effort this weekend. You really have to try to win the first 8 games against a team and still not win the season series.
Why would we ever PH for Varitek? I mean, what if we PH for him, and it goes to extras, and vic martinez gets eaten by
dinosaurs? We'd have to use the emergency catcher.
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templeUsox |
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Posts: 14948 09/27/09 6:16 PM
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TB scores 4 in the 9th to beat Texas 7-6. Backbreaker?
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Moe Jorgan |
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Posts: 860 09/27/09 6:17 PM |
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mpaxisa |
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Posts: 84 09/27/09 6:46 PM |
WillyCoPapi3 wrote: The ESPN guys said the Sox are the first team in history to win the first 8 games against a team and not win the season series. |
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