Redsox's - you think they can do it?
09-01-2004, 05:41 PM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
i would have rather seen the indians win 2-0 for 3 games than watch them win 22-0 for 1, i hope they didnt use all the runs up last night 
but either way, 22-0 ouch!!!
but either way, 22-0 ouch!!!
09-02-2004, 09:21 AM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
That pic is awesome!!
Ya know, I had a HUGE discussion about the Sox a month ago on another messageboard. It was right after the Nomar trade. I talked about team spirit, team communication, and overall team play ability. Things are looking up and up for the Sox right now. Don't depend on them to continue the winning streak but it would be real nice if they hold on. October is ALWAYS good to them. And I will say it again.... "The best damn move the Red Sox did all year was unload Nomar". Cabrera is doing one hell of a job playing shortstop and arguably doing better than Nomar has the past few years. Thats not to say his offense ranks on par with Nomar, but hitting isn't something the Sox need. Make no mistakes, Cabrera is still hitting 283 and he's made some key RBI's so far. You will see him continually improve as he settles further into the ballclub. I look forward to the playoffs and I can say that with more confidence now. In a month's time, we've pulled ahead in the Wild Card race, shortened the lead the Yankees have in the AL-E. We're playing the best baseball in the Major's right now (and have been for over a month). I'm loving every minute of it, but believe me, I know the Sox.... sometimes it's too good to be true.
Keep the Faith!!
Cowboy Up!!
Skin to Win!!
Lata,
Brian
PS. 22-0.. LMAO! worse loss in franchise history... no matter what team you favor, that is tough one to swallow.
Ya know, I had a HUGE discussion about the Sox a month ago on another messageboard. It was right after the Nomar trade. I talked about team spirit, team communication, and overall team play ability. Things are looking up and up for the Sox right now. Don't depend on them to continue the winning streak but it would be real nice if they hold on. October is ALWAYS good to them. And I will say it again.... "The best damn move the Red Sox did all year was unload Nomar". Cabrera is doing one hell of a job playing shortstop and arguably doing better than Nomar has the past few years. Thats not to say his offense ranks on par with Nomar, but hitting isn't something the Sox need. Make no mistakes, Cabrera is still hitting 283 and he's made some key RBI's so far. You will see him continually improve as he settles further into the ballclub. I look forward to the playoffs and I can say that with more confidence now. In a month's time, we've pulled ahead in the Wild Card race, shortened the lead the Yankees have in the AL-E. We're playing the best baseball in the Major's right now (and have been for over a month). I'm loving every minute of it, but believe me, I know the Sox.... sometimes it's too good to be true.
Keep the Faith!!
Cowboy Up!!
Skin to Win!!
Lata,
Brian
PS. 22-0.. LMAO! worse loss in franchise history... no matter what team you favor, that is tough one to swallow.
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09-02-2004, 11:44 PM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
Originally Posted by Brian_C6
That pic is awesome!!
Ya know, I had a HUGE discussion about the Sox a month ago on another messageboard. It was right after the Nomar trade. I talked about team spirit, team communication, and overall team play ability. Things are looking up and up for the Sox right now. Don't depend on them to continue the winning streak but it would be real nice if they hold on. October is ALWAYS good to them. And I will say it again.... "The best damn move the Red Sox did all year was unload Nomar". Cabrera is doing one hell of a job playing shortstop and arguably doing better than Nomar has the past few years. Thats not to say his offense ranks on par with Nomar, but hitting isn't something the Sox need. Make no mistakes, Cabrera is still hitting 283 and he's made some key RBI's so far. You will see him continually improve as he settles further into the ballclub. I look forward to the playoffs and I can say that with more confidence now. In a month's time, we've pulled ahead in the Wild Card race, shortened the lead the Yankees have in the AL-E. We're playing the best baseball in the Major's right now (and have been for over a month). I'm loving every minute of it, but believe me, I know the Sox.... sometimes it's too good to be true.
Keep the Faith!!
Cowboy Up!!
Skin to Win!!
Lata,
Brian
PS. 22-0.. LMAO! worse loss in franchise history... no matter what team you favor, that is tough one to swallow.
Ya know, I had a HUGE discussion about the Sox a month ago on another messageboard. It was right after the Nomar trade. I talked about team spirit, team communication, and overall team play ability. Things are looking up and up for the Sox right now. Don't depend on them to continue the winning streak but it would be real nice if they hold on. October is ALWAYS good to them. And I will say it again.... "The best damn move the Red Sox did all year was unload Nomar". Cabrera is doing one hell of a job playing shortstop and arguably doing better than Nomar has the past few years. Thats not to say his offense ranks on par with Nomar, but hitting isn't something the Sox need. Make no mistakes, Cabrera is still hitting 283 and he's made some key RBI's so far. You will see him continually improve as he settles further into the ballclub. I look forward to the playoffs and I can say that with more confidence now. In a month's time, we've pulled ahead in the Wild Card race, shortened the lead the Yankees have in the AL-E. We're playing the best baseball in the Major's right now (and have been for over a month). I'm loving every minute of it, but believe me, I know the Sox.... sometimes it's too good to be true.
Keep the Faith!!
Cowboy Up!!
Skin to Win!!
Lata,
Brian
PS. 22-0.. LMAO! worse loss in franchise history... no matter what team you favor, that is tough one to swallow.
well said bri
09-03-2004, 08:01 AM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
Originally Posted by jbone
ftrain im with you buddy
gooooooooo yankees!
gooooooooo yankees!
Jbone I have two words or you and they are not HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
09-03-2004, 01:48 PM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
Originally Posted by Brian_C6
Ya know, I had a HUGE discussion about the Sox a month ago on another messageboard. It was right after the Nomar trade.
09-03-2004, 04:43 PM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
There saying the curse is broken now because that kid that lives in the babe's house got smacked in the mouth with a ball hit by a red sox or something. I didn't catch the whole story.
09-03-2004, 10:35 PM
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Re: Redsox's - you think they can do it?
Originally Posted by ChrisNoF4i
Steinbrenner is madder than a ****** with lockjaw on Valentines Day!!
He can't make no koolaid - cuz he ain't got no pitchers!
He can't make no koolaid - cuz he ain't got no pitchers!
what a bunch of
's hahaha 
2 1/2 back, i dont think the yankees need to worry about the red sox anymore its the angles lol
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