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If we can get the usual performance out of Beckett tonight, then maybe we can get back on a roll.
Didn't we come back from a 0-3 deficit in the ALCS at sometime...hmm, who was that against again?? Oh yeah the Yankees!! How's thier golf game coming this week??
A come back from 1-3 is doable, just gotta get someone to go longer than 4 2/3's
Didn't we come back from a 0-3 deficit in the ALCS at sometime...hmm, who was that against again?? Oh yeah the Yankees!! How's thier golf game coming this week??
A come back from 1-3 is doable, just gotta get someone to go longer than 4 2/3's
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Originally Posted by scho01,Oct 17 2007, 09:07 AM
If we can get the usual performance out of Beckett tonight, then maybe we can get back on a roll.
Didn't we come back from a 0-3 deficit in the ALCS at sometime...hmm, who was that against again?? Oh yeah the Yankees!! How's thier golf game coming this week??
A come back from 1-3 is doable, just gotta get someone to go longer than 4 2/3's
Didn't we come back from a 0-3 deficit in the ALCS at sometime...hmm, who was that against again?? Oh yeah the Yankees!! How's thier golf game coming this week??
A come back from 1-3 is doable, just gotta get someone to go longer than 4 2/3's
Sure it was impressive, but not as easily replicated as you might think. Lot's of factors went into that Yankee collapse.
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Originally Posted by daktruckie99,Oct 17 2007, 05:40 AM
When you guys came back with those 4 games in a row the team looked a lot better than they did last night and the Yankees played a lot worse than Cleveland has been.
Sure it was impressive, but not as easily replicated as you might think. Lot's of factors went into that Yankee collapse.
Sure it was impressive, but not as easily replicated as you might think. Lot's of factors went into that Yankee collapse.
Not saying it's going to be easy, just saying it's doable. If momentum shifts, things can happen.
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First, I want to say Beckett is hands down without a doubt the best pitcher in baseball this year. He is just throwing some filthy stuff. I can't believe after 100 pitches he lost ZERO velocity on his fastball and was still throwing 96 MPH. If he doesn't win the Cy Young award this year it will be a travesty.
Second, even if the Red Sox end up losing this series I just hope they look more competitive for the rest of the series. After they gave up 7 runs in one inning they looked AWFUL for all of game 4.
Third, I can't believe the Yankees let Joe Torre go. This is AWESOME news for Red Sox fans because he was definitely one of the top managers in the game. Also, he was the glue that held this team together. I predict the Yankees will now enter a re-building mode and will be terrible next year.
Second, even if the Red Sox end up losing this series I just hope they look more competitive for the rest of the series. After they gave up 7 runs in one inning they looked AWFUL for all of game 4.
Third, I can't believe the Yankees let Joe Torre go. This is AWESOME news for Red Sox fans because he was definitely one of the top managers in the game. Also, he was the glue that held this team together. I predict the Yankees will now enter a re-building mode and will be terrible next year.
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it would be interesting to see a cost per win table for the majors.
club salary / games won.
yankees salary = 195,229,045 / 94 wins = $2,076,904 per win
sox salary = 143,123,714 /96 wins = $1,490,872 per win
club salary / games won.
yankees salary = 195,229,045 / 94 wins = $2,076,904 per win
sox salary = 143,123,714 /96 wins = $1,490,872 per win
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Originally Posted by MikeyC,Oct 19 2007, 05:12 AM
First, I want to say Beckett is hands down without a doubt the best pitcher in baseball this year. He is just throwing some filthy stuff. I can't believe after 100 pitches he lost ZERO velocity on his fastball and was still throwing 96 MPH. If he doesn't win the Cy Young award this year it will be a travesty.
Second, even if the Red Sox end up losing this series I just hope they look more competitive for the rest of the series. After they gave up 7 runs in one inning they looked AWFUL for all of game 4.
Third, I can't believe the Yankees let Joe Torre go. This is AWESOME news for Red Sox fans because he was definitely one of the top managers in the game. Also, he was the glue that held this team together. I predict the Yankees will now enter a re-building mode and will be terrible next year.
Second, even if the Red Sox end up losing this series I just hope they look more competitive for the rest of the series. After they gave up 7 runs in one inning they looked AWFUL for all of game 4.
Third, I can't believe the Yankees let Joe Torre go. This is AWESOME news for Red Sox fans because he was definitely one of the top managers in the game. Also, he was the glue that held this team together. I predict the Yankees will now enter a re-building mode and will be terrible next year.
Beckett's curve ball was just nasty last night too. I don't think I've seen that many knees buckle in one game before.
As for the Yanks, there's too much money there to not have a competitve team. I agree that the team will have a much different look next year, but they'll still be a force to be reckoned with.
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Originally Posted by scho01,Oct 19 2007, 09:26 AM
I think what we've seen from the Beckett of last year, to the Beckett of this year, will happen to Dice-K. As Becket took a year to adjust to the American League, Dice-K had a big adjustment coming for Japan.
Beckett's curve ball was just nasty last night too. I don't think I've seen that many knees buckle in one game before.
As for the Yanks, there's too much money there to not have a competitve team. I agree that the team will have a much different look next year, but they'll still be a force to be reckoned with.
Beckett's curve ball was just nasty last night too. I don't think I've seen that many knees buckle in one game before.
As for the Yanks, there's too much money there to not have a competitve team. I agree that the team will have a much different look next year, but they'll still be a force to be reckoned with.
Also, I would agree with you on Dice-K that he's in an adjustment period. I think much of his problems are mental.