Jew Posted May 8, 2009 Posted May 8, 2009 Haha I laugh every time I think of ManRam now. Take that Dodgers, now since you don't have Manny you will slowly start to get worse and by the time he comes back the Dodgers will be too far behind and hopefully in the National League West cellar. --Chris Even without Manny, the Dodgers still have people who can hit. Unlike the Giants.
Sir Clinksalot Posted May 8, 2009 Posted May 8, 2009 Joey FTW!!! Last night it wasn't the hitting that did the Dodgers in, but the Bullpen. Granted, the Dodgers didn't need the Giants coming in with any added incentive for beating the Dodgers like a undefeated home winning streak.
chmilo24 Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 Haha I laugh every time I think of ManRam now. Take that Dodgers, now since you don't have Manny you will slowly start to get worse and by the time he comes back the Dodgers will be too far behind and hopefully in the National League West cellar. --Chris Even without Manny, the Dodgers still have people who can hit. Unlike the Giants. I'm sorry who lost to the Nationals last night? Oh yeah that's right the Dodgers did to a team that had only won 7 games beforehand and are in last place. The Giants don't need a strong offense. As long as they can get a good run cushion for their rotation, and the bullpen doesn't f*** everything up, they're fine. --Chris
ParkTrips Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 I might be the only person who thinks steroids should be legal, and its easy to call a guy out when you're not the one making multi-million dollar decisions like he is
Chris Benvenuto Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 Man, What a catch Granderson made to rob Grady Sizemore of a walk-off HR tonight. I flew out of my seat when I saw that catch, woo hoo! Go Tigers! We win tonight Cleveland 1-0!
chmilo24 Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 Haha the Dodgers lost again. To the Giants. At Dodger Stadium. To Barry Zito. Life is good.
chmilo24 Posted May 10, 2009 Posted May 10, 2009 ^Yeah yesterday was horrible, for the Giants. They need to solve the Johnathan Sanchez problem because the Dodgers manhandled them. Okay lets see how the Dodgers do against Lincecum without the ManRam. --Chris
chmilo24 Posted May 12, 2009 Posted May 12, 2009 You know I've always hated the Dodgers and just about every player who has ever donned the Dodger uniform, but Casey Blake took it way too far yesterday. For those who didn't see it after Casey Blake hit a game tying home run off of Brian Wilson in the 12th, when he got back to the dugout he mocked Brian Wilson's gesture that he does after every game he wins/saves as a tribute to his faith and his father. So after doing so this pretty much pissed off Wilson and just about every Giants fan, which includes me. Full Story --Chris
Chris Benvenuto Posted May 12, 2009 Posted May 12, 2009 ^ Blake can be an asshole at times, but THAT is uncalled for. I saw it on a baseball forum I went also go on and Cleveland fans were defending THAT! It was horrible! I seriously that was uncalled for by Blake, If I saw Blake again soon I'd hit'em with a pitch. All you can do if your a pitcher, hit'em with pitches or with a pitch so they get it. Well, Tigers face the Twinkies tonight. Hope we don't get a stomachache!
coastercrazed49 Posted May 12, 2009 Posted May 12, 2009 What do Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz have in common? -They both won't hit a home run in the next 50 games....
chmilo24 Posted May 13, 2009 Posted May 13, 2009 Here is more on the Blake-Wilson Saga: San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson said he wouldn't forget that Casey Blake mocked the cross-armed gesture he makes after every save as a tribute to his faith and deceased father. Blake was shown on television cameras Sunday appearing to mimic Wilson's signature pose at the end of the 12th inning. Blake's home run against Wilson that inning tied the score, but the Giants scored two runs in the 13th inning and won, 7-5. The Dodgers won't face the Giants again until Aug. 10 in San Francisco, but Wilson told reporters in that city that he has "a pretty good memory." Wilson didn't deny that Blake's gesture could intensify the rivalry between the clubs. The incident so upset Wilson that he wouldn't speak to reporters about it Sunday and had to be consoled by teammates. Asked whether Blake's actions surprised him, Wilson said, "In this day and age, everyone's got some meaning behind what they do. Whether a guy crosses home plate and points to the sky; he's not just pointing to the clouds, right?" --Chris
Chris Benvenuto Posted May 13, 2009 Posted May 13, 2009 Blake, nice job shunning it off like it was nothing. Certain players like Ortiz point to the sky because they thank god for the run they scored, for a base hit, or a Homer. I think Blake competely missed the point.
Speeddeamon128 Posted May 15, 2009 Posted May 15, 2009 Yay the Yankees won 2 in a row! Hopefully they keep it up & sweep the Twins this weekend. They better beat the crappy Phillies next Friday because I will hopefully be at the new Yankee Stadium watching
Chris Benvenuto Posted May 16, 2009 Posted May 16, 2009 Hopefully this weekend treats the Motor City Kitties well. I'll be down at Comerica this Sunday to see them finish off the A's.
Jew Posted May 16, 2009 Posted May 16, 2009 When you decide to adopt the symbol of an MMA apparel company as a "tribute to your father"...you're asking for trouble. I couldn't possibly imagine why Casey Blake would mock a closer making a gesture that by his own admission is the symbol for a company named "one more round." The implication is obvious when someone points to the sky. The symbol of an MMA apparel company? Not so much. Plus, it's not fair to assume Casey Blake even knew the meaning. I'm sure a guy with no ties to the Bay Area reads the San Jose Mercury News every day...
Speeddeamon128 Posted May 16, 2009 Posted May 16, 2009 OMG that Yankees game was AMAZING! They were down the entire game in the bottom of the 9th & down to the final out with Teixeira on 3rd, A-Rod on 2nd, & Robinson Cano on 1st walked intentionally & on the first pitch Melky Cabrera hit a 2 RBI single to win it! 3 in a row baby
paintballer Posted May 30, 2009 Posted May 30, 2009 Just got back from Oakland Texas double header, Texas whooped. My opinions? I keep it sweet and simple, Boston sucks, Yankees are awesome Sorry, Brooklynite here Btw, We heckled the hell outta Sweeny today, He got soooo pissed
BelizeIt Posted May 30, 2009 Posted May 30, 2009 ^Hey paintballer, So the Red Sox suck do they? Well how have they done against your Yankees this season? Lets see........ The first three game series in Boston.....Break out the Broom because it was a three game sweep for the Red Sox! Next series the Red Sox traveled to New York to play in your new stadium....Break out the Broom Again! Another series sweep for the Red Sox. Of course that second series was Historic, because for the next 50+ years (until the Yankees open another new stadium) it will go down, that for the first game/series in the new Yankee stadium, that it was the Red Sox who were Victorious!!! Well I'm sure it will be a great season for both teams. We'll both be hoping that our teams will meet in the ALCS! Go Red Sox!
paintballer Posted May 30, 2009 Posted May 30, 2009 ^Hey paintballer, So the Red Sox suck do they? Well how have they done against your Yankees this season? Lets see........ The first three game series in Boston.....Break out the Broom because it was a three game sweep for the Red Sox! Next series the Red Sox traveled to New York to play in your new stadium....Break out the Broom Again! Another series sweep for the Red Sox. Of course that second series was Historic, because for the next 50+ years (until the Yankees open another new stadium) it will go down, that for the first game/series in the new Yankee stadium, that it was the Red Sox who were Victorious!!! Well I'm sure it will be a great season for both teams. We'll both be hoping that our teams will meet in the ALCS! Go Red Sox! Yadayadayada, Yankees are still cooler...always will be
Speeddeamon128 Posted May 31, 2009 Posted May 31, 2009 ^^Hey Red Sox fan who is in 1st place by 1.5 games? I'll give you a hint it isn't Boston, Toronto, Tampa, or Baltimore Let's go YANKEES!
chemical_echo Posted May 31, 2009 Posted May 31, 2009 Don't worry, Jays will be back in that spot soon enough.
Chris Benvenuto Posted May 31, 2009 Posted May 31, 2009 ^^^ and ^^ this is actually coming from fans of a team that has won the most world titles and yest for the past eight years has had trouble advancing past the ALDS? Go Boston, give me a break guys! and YES, in the Boston-NY rival scene I cheer for Boston. Otherwise, I'm a Tiger fan....Man, we had a rough start in Baltimore! I'm going to Detroit vs Boston next Tuesday! Go Tigers
paintballer Posted June 1, 2009 Posted June 1, 2009 So a kids walking through Central Park one day when a rabid dogcomes and attacks him, they boy grabs a stick and kills the dog. A reporter comes up and says "Wow! This is a great story, the titles should be "Rangers Fan kills Rabid dog"" The boy says "I'm not a Rangers fan..." to which the reporter responds "Yankees Fan Kills Rabid Dog" then the boy says " No no no.. I don't like the Yankees.." The Reported, bafffled responds "Well I thought everyone in New York like the Rangers or Yankees, Who do you like???' " Red Soxs" says the boy", the reporter then writes down "Little Bastard Kills Beloved Family Pet".
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