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10 years ago today the Red Sox completed the most amazing comeback in MLB history!! Down 3 games to 0 against the Yankees, it came down to 4 Days in October!

Check out the 4:20 minute to 5:40 minute mark with Kevin Millar. Lol.

[video=youtube;hkblpPxLrcw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkblpPxLrcw#t=181[/video]
 

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October 20, 2004, Game 7 of the ALCS. Final: Boston Red Sox 10 New York Yankees 3
It was so devastating that by the end of the game the Yankees fans were all gone and Sox fans had conquered Yankee Stadium with continuous raucous chants of:
"Who's Your PAPI!!!"
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HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY
Red Sox and Yankees Fans


SK not only was it the greatest comeback in MLB history, lets not forget the Boston Red Sox had to get by the LEGEND Mariano Rivera at the peak of his career on two consecutive nights to do it and still go to the real Yankee Stadium and win two more DO OR DIE games away. That makes it the greatest sports comeback EVAH!

"It's the HARD that makes it GRRREAT!"


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PERFECT!!! :thumb:

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Last to first to last, embarrassment of epic proportions, this is something that has never been done before in the history of baseball, congratulations Red Sox to adding this prestigious accomplismhent to the loooooooooooooonggggg list of epic embarrassments.:thumb:

http://espn.go.com/mlb/standings

It is very sad when sports fans live in the past and fail to recognize the current state of the teams they root for, which is pretty fucking lousy.
 

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It is very sad when sports fans live in the past and fail to recognize the current state of the teams they root for, which is pretty fucking lousy.

Sounds like every Yanks fan here! Hahahahaha. 3 titles this century to 1!! Suck it DD!
 

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BOYZ!

...3 titles this century to 1!! Suck it DD!

Major OUCH! :D

Kansas City versus San Francisco in the World Series. Back in early September the Royals seemed punchless. They could not score runs in a lady's nylons if they paid for it. The Red Sox manhandled them with ease. For a while I didn't think they would make the playoff cut. Then they got into an amazing run still having not lost a game in the playoffs yet, and they have done it suddenly in part by showing some real power, as well as steady pitching. I have nothing against the Giants, but my sympathies are with the Royals to continue on this Dream Run and take it all.

GOKANSASCITYGO,

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Holy crap! I didn't see that one coming! :eek:


Maddon opts out of contract, leaves TB Rays

Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon has exercised an opt-out clause in his contract and is leaving the team immediately.

Many will assume Joe Maddon's next stop will be Los Angeles with the Dodgers, but don't be surprised if the Cubs take a run at him, writes ESPN Insider's Jim Bowden. Story

"We tried diligently and aggressively to sign Joe to a third contract extension prior to his decision," Rays owner Stuart Sternberg said in a statement Friday. "As of yesterday afternoon, Joe enabled himself to explore opportunities throughout Major League Baseball. He will not be managing the Rays in 2015."

In an interview with the Tampa Bay Times, Maddon said his decision to leave the club was a combination of financial issues and curiosity over what opportunities will present themselves. Maddon said there was discussion with the Rays on a new contract but "we were still too far apart."

"I have been doing this for a long time," Maddon told the newspaper. "I have never had this opportunity to research my employment on my terms. Never, never, never. And I think anybody given the same set of circumstances would do the same thing."

He said the difficulty in making the decision was "gut wrenching, almost feeling sick."

Joe Maddon brought much success to a Rays organization that didn't have a lot to cheer about prior to his arrival in 2005. The Rays made postseason appearances four times under Maddon, compared to zero appearances under the team's previous eight managers.

Maddon's departure comes 10 days after Andrew Friedman, the Rays' executive vice president, joined the Dodgers as their president of baseball operations. Friedman issued a statement later Friday saying Don Mattingly, who in January signed a three-year contract extension through 2016, remains his field boss.

"As I said last week, Joe and I enjoyed a tremendous relationship working together in Tampa Bay and I wish him nothing but the best wherever his next stop will be. However," Friedman said, "nothing has changed on our end. Don Mattingly will be our manager next season and hopefully for a long time to come."

Tampa Bay was 77-85 this season -- the first year since 2009 that the Rays did not win 90 games. Among active managers, though, Maddon ranks with the best when it comes to 90-win seasons. He has five, two fewer than Terry Francona and Mike Scioscia.

Maddon is 781-729 in 11 seasons as a major league manager. He was 754-705 in nine years with Tampa Bay and managed parts of two other seasons with the then-California Angels. He is a two-time American League manager of the year, including in 2008, when the Rays won the AL pennant.

Joe Maddon ops out of contract
 

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It all ends tonight

Go Royals

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Boyz! :lol:

What a great week so far and to keep that trend going it woud be nice to see the Royals win the WS!

Go Royals!
 

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Amazing world series, can't say enough about this kid Bumgarner, talk about poise and being unphased on the biggest stage. Especially after that 9th inning outfield error you wouldn't have faulted him for being rattled but guy is just clutch.
 

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Amazing world series, can't say enough about this kid Bumgarner, talk about poise and being unphased on the biggest stage. Especially after that 9th inning outfield error you wouldn't have faulted him for being rattled but guy is just clutch.

Bumgarner must have a very deceptive delivery because if you look at a lot of his pitches they are way out of the strike zone and the Royals hitters were swinging. He doesn't have great speed. His stuff is average. He must look very deceptive to the batter. It's something you can't see by watching on TV.

I thought the Royals were going to pull it out. It is not conceivable how Bumgarner had 2 days rest and pitched 5 innings and 70 pitches and made the Royals batters look so impotent.
 

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Sounds like every Yanks fan here! Hahahahaha. 3 titles this century to 1!! Suck it DD!

What a freaking stupid stat to quote. The century is only 14 years old. The CURRENT Red Sox are so bad, you will be saying the same 3 title crap 86 years from now, K.

By the way, I am not such a Yankees fan, but more of a Red Sox hater. There are a few teams I like better than the Yankees. But those sucky Red Sox make gag. :lol:
 

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What a freaking stupid stat to quote. The century is only 14 years old. But those sucky Red Sox make gag. :lol:

Only two teams have now won 3 titles in that time (SF Giants and your favorite, all :hail:the Red Sox) and your Yanks have sucked for 13 of those 14 years!!! Hahahahaha!!!! Gag DD gag!!!! :nod::lol:
 

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Only two teams have now won 3 titles in that time (SF Giants and your favorite, all :hail:the Red Sox) and your Yanks have sucked for 13 of those 14 years!!! Hahahahaha!!!! Gag DD gag!!!! :nod::lol:

I hope you enjoyed the only 3 titles the Red Sox will only win in the 21st Century, because judging how much the Red Sox stink at the moment, it will be another 86 years before they win the next one K. And the about the Yankees, I could care less if they win, lose, or draw, because as I said, they are not my favorite team. I just like seeing the Yankees do better than the Red Sox, because the Bawstin fans are the worst fans in sports. A bunch homers and losers.
 

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Congratulations to the World Champion San Francisco Giants

The amazing pitching of Madison Bumgarner won the series for the SF Giants. His amazing feat of pitching 5 scoreless innings on 2 days rest will go down as one of the great feats of the Fall Classic. He had the KC hitters completely off balance swinging at pitches out of the strike zone.

It was one of those odd series which in many of the games one team dominated, but in the final game, it could have gone either way with the tying run on 3rd in the bottom of the 9th and 2 outs. It was a great game 7 to watch.

Congratulations to the Kansas Royals who made a great run for the title. Last night's game could have gone either way, but the Giants pulled it out.
 

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At the beginning of the playoffs, I asked a friend of mine at work, an SF Giants fan, who he thought was going to win the world series.
"The San Francisco Giants," he said.
I laughed and said, "No, who do you REALLY think is going to win the world series?"
Well, I'm eating my words now. Congrats to SF...
 

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Orioles decline option on outfielder Nick Markakis

The Baltimore Orioles declined their $17.5 million mutual option on Nick Markakis' contract, perhaps ending the veteran outfielder's nine-year stint in Baltimore.

Markakis will receive a $2 million buyout as part of the six-year, $66.1 million deal he signed with the Orioles in 2009.

Nick Markakis has spent his entire career in the Orioles' organization since being drafted by Baltimore in the first round in 2003.
The Orioles announced their decision Friday, four days before Markakis can become a free agent. Baltimore also declined its $5 million option on catcher Nick Hundley.

Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette told the Baltimore Sun that he hopes to keep Markakis in Baltimore.

"Nick is a dependable [player], and the O's would like to continue [their] relationship with him," Duquette told the Sun.

Markakis, 30, batted .276 with 14 home runs and 50 RBIs, helping the Orioles win the AL East for the first time since 1997 and reach the postseason for the second time in the last three years.

Baltimore's first-round draft pick in 2003, Markakis has spent his entire career with the Orioles, batting .290 with 141 homers.

Markakis, a two-time Gold Glove Award winner, has at least 10 home runs and 24 doubles in each season of his career.

He committed zero errors in 149 games in the field last season -- 147 in right field. In his entire nine-year career, Markakis has been credited with just 18 errors.

Orioles reject option on Markakis

Many teams have done likewise with several of their players, such as the Jays did with the likes of Morrow, McGowan & Santos. But i'm very surprised that the O's have decided to likely part with their star outfielder.
 

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I've just been told by a source that the Minnesota Twins' next manager will be Paul Molitor, who is currently a member of the Twins' coaching staff.

Congratulations to a former very popular Blue Jay! :thumb:
 
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