Prediction time- Red Sox lose as Kazmir pitches a gem as Coco goes 0-4, down to 5(again) as the Boston Massacre part 3 approaches, will not be a good 7 days for the Dead Sox as they go up against two of the hottest teams in baseball, Yankees in first place by next Monday?.
The Joe.T Memorial Yankees Suck Thread for 2007
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This will the Red Sox downfall.
1.Daisuke Matsuzaka is terrible and struggling big time, cannot be counted on.
2.Eric Gagne, hopefully he will be healthy in time for the Yankee series.
3.Because expert Baseball analyst Kevin Hench says so.
rumpleforeskiin said:
1.Daisuke Matsuzaka is terrible and struggling big time, cannot be counted on.
2.Eric Gagne, hopefully he will be healthy in time for the Yankee series.
3.Because expert Baseball analyst Kevin Hench says so.
Joe.t said:1.Daisuke Matsuzaka is terrible and struggling big time, cannot be counted on.
2.Eric Gagne, hopefully he will be healthy in time for the Yankee series.
3.Because expert Baseball analyst Kevin Hench says so.
1. Mike Mussina, Roger Clemens, Phil Hughes, Ian Kennedy...NONE OF WHOM CAN BE COUNTED ON!
2. Two words for ya...Kyle Farnsworth
3. Every other baseball expert on the planet says so!
6-1/2 games of 7 or 6 behind is irrelevant at this point. Yankees and Red Sox are likely to meet in the playoffs. Since the gap between Boston and NY was at its widest, the Yankees is the team with the better record.
Momentum favours NY.
Boston fans should wait before celebrating.
Momentum favours NY.
Boston fans should wait before celebrating.
Lol!
1. With a 5 1/2 game lead, if the Sox win just 1 game from etiher the Devil Rays or the Yankers your prediction is what's dead...and they will do a lot better than that.
2. Coco has won three games lately with his fielding, running (stealing and causing a key balk), and with a critical 9th inning hit.
3. Joe. t can't be right more than once in a millenium.
Bronx cheers,
Korbel
Hello Joe. t,Joe.t said:
1. With a 5 1/2 game lead, if the Sox win just 1 game from etiher the Devil Rays or the Yankers your prediction is what's dead...and they will do a lot better than that.
2. Coco has won three games lately with his fielding, running (stealing and causing a key balk), and with a critical 9th inning hit.
3. Joe. t can't be right more than once in a millenium.
Bronx cheers,
Korbel
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Momentum lasts until the first pitch is thrown. Who, may I ask, had the momentum after three games of the 2004 ALCS?Ziggy Montana said:
Sox are not likely to see the Yankees in the playoffs. The Sox will play Cleveland in the first round. The winner of that series will play the Angels, who match up very well against the Yankees.
You can go back to the boxing thread now.
Joe.t said:
Okay okay so I was off a bit, Coco was 1 for 3 instead of 0 for 4 but I predicted the outcome to a tee.
Down to 4 games after tomorrow?
More likely up to 6. Hughes is pitching.Joe.t said:
Not a bad loss for the Sox last night. Kazmir was brilliant while the Sox ran out their C lineup. Schilling was also magnificent. He's now allowed 7 runs in his last four starts as he gears up for a typical Schilling huge post-season. 22 hits and 4 walks in his last 25 innings.
BTW, Joe, you lovable fucking moron, what makes Hench an expert on baseball? Hench, for your information, also writes about football for Fox and about film and television for Huffington Post. Expert my ass. Jack of all trades, master of none, is more like it.Joe.t said:3.Because expert Baseball analyst Kevin Hench says so.
BTW, Hench's latest article gives the CY to Josh Beckett, so he's not a complete idiot.
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Interesting article on Alex Rodriguez' whereabouts in 2008 in the New York Sun this morning.
The first team he eliminates is the obvious one, the NY Yankees. Based on the following two assumptions, A-Rod's bags are packed: 1) He will opt out of his contract. Not much doubt about this unless he cans Scott Boras, which is not bloody likely. Boras' clients test the market all the time, every time. 2) The Yankees will not negotiate with A-Rod should he opt out. Either this assumption is true or Brian Cashman, who has made the statement more times than Lindsay Lohan has checked into rehab, will have a massive load of egg on his face.
Next we knock out the teams that can't afford him. That leaves:
The Cubs: "The Chicago Cubs, for instance, could theoretically afford Rodriguez, but they have no significant money coming off their $100 million payroll this year, while they're locked into raises for all of their best players. They would have to commit to the second-highest payroll in baseball to bring Rodriguez to Wrigleyville, and nothing at all suggests that's going to happen. "
The Angels: "the Los Angeles Angels seem like a good fit, but the only big salary coming off their books after this year is Bartolo Colon's; signing Rodriguez would raise their payroll by almost a third and make them nearly as big a spender as the Boston Red Sox. Unless owner Arte Moreno finds an oil well under home plate, this seems unlikely. It's one thing to be rich, and another thing to have money available"
The NY Mets: With David Wright and Jose Reyes, the Mets don't have a place for A-Rod to play.
LA Dodgers: "They're as rich as any team outside the American League East, they have real money to throw around, and they have a productive farm system that will allow them to replace their free agents from within. Simply letting veterans Randy Wolf, Jeff Kent, and Luis Gonzalez go this fall would free up enough to pay Rodriguez, and after next year, Rafael Furcal, Nomar Garciaparra, and Derek Lowe will be off their books, freeing up another $30 million."
Red Sox: "Boston Red Sox, the second-richest team in baseball, have an enormous amount of money to spend. Curt Schilling, Matt Clement, Mike Lowell, and Eric Hinske, among others, will all be free agents at the end of this year, leaving the Sox with few holes on their team and nearly $50 million to spend. After next year they'll be free of $28 million in obligations to Manny Ramirez and Jason Varitek. It sounds sensational, but there truly isn't a better fit for Rodriguez, and the smart money looks to be either on him making his way to Boston, or on the threat of his doing so forcing the Yankee chieftains to relent and make a liar out of their GM."
The first team he eliminates is the obvious one, the NY Yankees. Based on the following two assumptions, A-Rod's bags are packed: 1) He will opt out of his contract. Not much doubt about this unless he cans Scott Boras, which is not bloody likely. Boras' clients test the market all the time, every time. 2) The Yankees will not negotiate with A-Rod should he opt out. Either this assumption is true or Brian Cashman, who has made the statement more times than Lindsay Lohan has checked into rehab, will have a massive load of egg on his face.
Next we knock out the teams that can't afford him. That leaves:
The Cubs: "The Chicago Cubs, for instance, could theoretically afford Rodriguez, but they have no significant money coming off their $100 million payroll this year, while they're locked into raises for all of their best players. They would have to commit to the second-highest payroll in baseball to bring Rodriguez to Wrigleyville, and nothing at all suggests that's going to happen. "
The Angels: "the Los Angeles Angels seem like a good fit, but the only big salary coming off their books after this year is Bartolo Colon's; signing Rodriguez would raise their payroll by almost a third and make them nearly as big a spender as the Boston Red Sox. Unless owner Arte Moreno finds an oil well under home plate, this seems unlikely. It's one thing to be rich, and another thing to have money available"
The NY Mets: With David Wright and Jose Reyes, the Mets don't have a place for A-Rod to play.
LA Dodgers: "They're as rich as any team outside the American League East, they have real money to throw around, and they have a productive farm system that will allow them to replace their free agents from within. Simply letting veterans Randy Wolf, Jeff Kent, and Luis Gonzalez go this fall would free up enough to pay Rodriguez, and after next year, Rafael Furcal, Nomar Garciaparra, and Derek Lowe will be off their books, freeing up another $30 million."
Red Sox: "Boston Red Sox, the second-richest team in baseball, have an enormous amount of money to spend. Curt Schilling, Matt Clement, Mike Lowell, and Eric Hinske, among others, will all be free agents at the end of this year, leaving the Sox with few holes on their team and nearly $50 million to spend. After next year they'll be free of $28 million in obligations to Manny Ramirez and Jason Varitek. It sounds sensational, but there truly isn't a better fit for Rodriguez, and the smart money looks to be either on him making his way to Boston, or on the threat of his doing so forcing the Yankee chieftains to relent and make a liar out of their GM."
Hello Rumples,rumpleforeskiin said:
"What makes Hench an expert on Baseball?" He says what Joe. t wants to hear. Gee, big surprise huh.
WHOA BABY! I checked on the Sox and it was 8-5 TB in the 4th, checked again and it was 14-9 Sox in the 6th. KABOOM!!! Might NOT be down to 4 after tonight Josey boy. And give me a break with your patting yourself on the back. You predict the same damn thing every night.Joe.t said:
UPDATE: Big Papi and J.D. Drew each with solo home runs to make it 16-9. Now Youkilis nearly hit it out. Looks like the Rays are trying to hit the Sox bats for distance records now...LOL! Well, it looks like Joey's sweep prediction and his 4 game lead prediction are in BIG JEOPARDY!
And what about Ellsbury...geeeeeeeez. After 17 games he's hitting .370 with good power, 3 HR, 22H, 10 RBI, 4 SB. Including tonight, the raw season projection over 162 games would be: 27 HR, 198 H, 90 RBI, 36 SB. SHIT...not too shabby.
UPDATE: Hey Joe.t...Gagne is in...lol.
UPDATE: Gagne okay. Sox win 16-10. Joe. t WRONG on TB sweeping the Sox, WRONG AGAIN on Yankers gaining ground. Get a new Crystal Ball sonny. Night night Josey...lol.
Biiiiiiig HUG!
Korbel
Chuckles,
Korbel
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Korbel said:
Give me a fucking break, rumples Aunt Beatrice would go 3 for 3 with two walks against the worst team in baseball, one more easy game and the Red Sox gimme week will be over and then it will be time to face the hottest team in baseball.
Gagne is back and he looked like crap as usual in a clean up situation, what a sad sad story so much hope that ended up in failure for the Red Sox(again).
Um, the "worst team in baseball" took 2 of 3 in the Bronx last week. The pitcher the Sox beat the bloody pulp out of last night beat the Spankees 9-1 last week. The Sox beat the "hottest team in baseball" last night; the Rays had won 13 of their last 17. You can take your foot out of your mouth now, Joe.Joe.t said:
Magic number down to 13.
Hello Joe. t,Joe.t said:
This is why your credibility is so poor. You say the Sox will get swept, then you rant like a child when they don't. Your adolescent predictions fail and you handle it like a baby. Your Yankers lose 2 of 3 to Tampa Bay then you say an old woman could beat them. Really Josey, everyone can see you are just pissed off the Sox went on a 16-2 run, something the Yankers couldn't do. Try to be WRONG AGAIN like a MAN ...huh...and stop the pouting. Ooops, forgot it was you for a second.
Diapers in aisle 12,
Korbel
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