anon_vlad said:Hey, Joe T.,
Never mind that Boston and the Wanks performed as expected today. Cheer up, your team is juiced:
http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=391302
Umm, there aren't 164 games on the schedule. You doing Joe.T math?chercherfemmes said:On pace for an 82-82 season, the Red Sox are looking like also-rans in the AL
chercherfemmes said:On pace for an 82-82 season, the Red Sox are looking like also-rans in the AL
Korbie, I'm quite sure that CF is speaking with tongue stuck firmly in cheek. Had the MIA Mr. T made this statement, I'd not be quite so sure.Korbel said:It takes a Yankers fan to make a definite prediction after TWO games into the season or slightly more than 1% (1.234567901) of the games. Now based on nothing I suppose the Yankers will be perfect since they have not lost...lol.
rumpleforeskiin said:Korbie, I'm quite sure that CF is speaking with tongue stuck firmly in cheek. Had the MIA Mr. T made this statement, I'd not be quite so sure.
chercherfemmes said:Yes, quite true. And I blame my bad math on jet lag, having just gotten home today after 2 weeks of work travel to boring, SP-free (at least for me) American cities. Next week is sunny Costa Rica with no shortage of SPs
chercherfemmes said:On pace for an 82-82 season, the Red Sox are looking like also-rans in the AL
rumpleforeskiin said:L - Billy Traber
R - LaTroy Hawkins
R - Kyle Farnsworth
R - Brian Bruney
R - Ross Ohlendorf
R - Jonathan Albaladejo
Guess whose bullpen this is? Hint: though it looks like it, it isn't Tampa Bay. Texas? Good guess, but, no, try again. Baltimore? Not even close.
OK, I'll give you a hint. This team spends $210,000,000 per year on it's roster and this is the best bullpen they can come up with. Wow!!
Hello all,Joe.t said:Yep, actually the Red Sox are off to a terrible start and if it wasn't for the base running error by Emil Brown in the bottom of the tenth Papelbon would have a blown save already on his record, the Sox could easily be 0-2, definitely not looking good early for the Red Sox especially Lester.
Hello Anon_Vlad,anon_vlad said:Let's be a good sport with Joe T. and offer congratulations when appropriate. Due to the grace of God, the Yankees remain unbeaten.
rumpleforeskiin said:What's interesting about Pecota, which I've never really liked, is that it's projecting the Yankees to allow 21 fewer runs than the Sox. From every other account I've read, the Sox not only have the strongest starting pitching in the AL, but the strongest defense and bullpen. The Yankees, after Chamberlain and Rivera, have NO bullpen. They have a mediocre defense at best. They are relying on old pitching, or rookie pitching. I don't see it.