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| View Poll Results: Who will win the 2004 World Series | |||
| New York Yankees | | 2 | 3.85% |
| Minnesota Twins | | 0 | 0% |
| Boston Red Sox | | 9 | 17.31% |
| St. Louis Cardinals | | 4 | 7.69% |
| Atlanta Braves | | 0 | 0% |
| Houston Astros | | 1 | 1.92% |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | | 0 | 0% |
| LA Clippers | | 36 | 69.23% |
| Voters: 52. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| Premium Member A Better Bastard | As I am only an October Baseball watcher, and don't follow it enough through the regular season, thought i'd start a poll here on who will win the World Series this year. Personally, i'd like to see the Cardinals win it, just for hometown boy Larry Walker to get his World Series ring. He's on fire right now. Vote on who you think will win it. Anaheim is already out so i wont include them in the poll.
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| Premium Member A Better Bastard | Baseball Suxs! knvb I mean Go Soxs Go. I love the Post Season, It is the only BaseBall i watch, I am hoping for a Yankee/ Sox semi, with the Sox comig out on top, I hate Curses. Would be nice to see the home town kid win a title. Love the pitching match-ups and all the strategies that goes with the post season. hos |
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I, personally, think that Houston is gonna take it, but again, I as well am only an October watcher because, quite frankly...baseball sucks, but anybody knows that playoffs is where it is at...a fight until the death!! Go Astros Go...BRING ON THE KILLER B'S!! striker14 | |
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| Member | WOW...what a game yesterday? I can't believe I am this into Baseball right now, but DAMN...what a series this Sox & Yankees is, eh? Rodriguez...what a cnut!! I love the look on his face when the umps called him out... did he honestly think he would get away with that? What a joke that was...cheap ass fcuker!! Anyways...tonights battle should be a good one...I am callin' it: Boston 5 Wankees 1 striker14 |
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| Member | Watched the sox/yankees game last night like the rest of the world. The one thing i liked beside's the game of course was the way the game was officiated. The two reversed calls were bang on. In year's past you wouldn't see the team huddle and the ump that made the call being overruled by the rest of the crew. Nice job by the men in black!!! Bring on game 7!!!!
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| Respect & Honour A Total Bastard | What about the first base ump who signalled A-Rod safe on the now infamous hand-chop play well before he even touched the bag? You've got to believe after last night's calls being reversed that The Curse is about to end... yes, that's right, the Cubs will win the World Series ![]() BaseballForever, ~Fastshow.
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It is kinda funny when you look at the replay of the Rodriguez play...the Ump on 1st base called him safe when he didn't even touch the bag yet...too funny...thank-god the call was reversed! Should be a good finish!! I look forward to an Astros vs. Sox final striker14 | |
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| Member | Never mind went to MLB.com. K Brown vs D Lowe tonight 5:00pm. In my opinion the Yankees BP is more rested and in Better shape than Boston's. Lowe need's to get them into at least the 7th. Let's go boys...Reverse the Curse.....
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| Member | The Yankee's bullpen is neither in better shape nor are they more rested than Boston's. Vasquez coming out of the bullpen scares no one, Sturtze is a putz, Felix Heredia walks almost as many people as he strikes out, Quantrill is, and always has been, a choke artist, Loaiza and Hernandez have been unreliable all year long, Rivera has more blown saves against Boston, and a higher ERA, than against any other team. Brown as a starter is also a question mark pitching on three days rest especially since he has been very average since he broke his hand punching a wall late in the season. Interesting to note that the season series between the teams over the last two years has been very streaky. Both teams have won four games in a row against each other. Boston now holds a 26-25 lead over their last 51 games. They are also leading the season series. GO SOX! |
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| Member | Gay-Rod simply messed with the baseball gods last night. There is no slapping in baseball. Pay-Rod is also a bloody liar, trying to insist that his overhand bitch-hawk move was simply a byproduct of his unique sprinting style. Due to these infractions against the unwritten rules of the diamond (combined with a pretty gutty effort by Schill last night), all the karma, mojo and anti-curse potion lies with the Sox for tonight. |
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| Member | I'm still saying that if either team has to go to the bullpen early the Yankees have more and better option's. Don't get me wrong i'm pulling for Boston but the Yankees are, well, the Yankees. Love em or hate em they seem to get thing's done. Hopefully not tonight....peace out.....
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| Not too bright BANNED | Whichever teams starter lasts longer tonight will win the game. One bullpen is straight out sh*ty at the moment and the other one is worse. The Closers: Rivera is blowing saves like a working girl in the East end. Foulke has pitched more innings the past 3 games than he normally does in week. Is there anything left. The Setup men. Tom Gordon. Solid 7.20 ERA. Was a great pitcher during the year but seems tired out after a long season. That and he is David Ortiz personal Home run Derby pitcher Mike Timlin. much more solid than Gordon with a 6.75 era. averages giving up more than 2 hits an inning this series. Instant Fire starter when he comes in.Situational Lefty Felix( I'm no Gil) Heredia. Pitch 2/3 of an inning so far this series. Given up 1 hit no runs, no walks. Sounds good but with a heavy in lefty Sox lineup it is obvious that Torre has no faith in the boy. Mike Myers- Unfortunatley he's not very funny but his stats are. 7.72 era in 2 1/3 innings of work. Right handed short relievers. Sturtze and Quantrill. Sturtze to be honest hasn't been that bad but as a former Blue Jay, and Devil Ray he knows a lot about losing. Quantrill used to be a great setup guy, no longer. Tidy litle 5.4 era doesn't bode well if he gets to the mound. Leskanic and Mendoza Leskanic has shown he'd have problems getting through the hitters of the Delta Tigers let alone the New York Yankees. 10.12 ERA gives off lots of good vibes if your Francona and want to put him into the game. Mendoza is a former New York Yankee and setup guy for Rivera 4.5 Era but is a better pitcher than that. HE could be the guy to strike out that bastard Jeter or his buddy Gay-Fraud. Long Relief. Hernandez, Vasquez, Loaiza. OK, mediocore, terrible. 3 starters who are in the bullpen as they are not good enough to start in this series.( late in this series in El Puque's case) that makes them great long relievers. Wakefield, Arroyo, Embree Wakefield is a knuckleballer. they are either good or ti becomes BP. never much in between with the slowballers. Arroyo has seemed to take the setup role over for this team over the last few nights with some solid 1 inning performances after a crappy,crappy start. Embree is a lefty with a terrible lid who has been in the bullpen his whole career. 4.15 era isn't scaring anyone but could be useful versus the lefties in the Yanks lineup. Wildcards. Mussina and Martinez Both could be used on a few days rest after starting game 5. Mussina would probably be better suited for this role as he is physically bigger than Martinez and that would seem to help his recovery. Neither pitcher has excelled on short rest in the past and I would not expect to see either of these 2 unless it is tight and into the late to extra innings. Starter Brown Besides a penchant for punching clubhouse items Brown has been a great pitcher in the past. The question is which Kevin Brown will appear tonight. The starter from the ALDS, who gave up 1 run in 6 innings or the starter from the ALCS. 4 runs 3 earned in 2 innings of solid work earlier in this series. LOwe. Much the same as Brown, bit of a Jeckyll and Hyde past. Won 38 games over last 2 years with an era of about 3.4. Went 14-12 this year with a 5.42 era. Did pitch ok in the start previous this series when things were so bleak for the Red Sox however. Still not sure who is going to win tonights game but i will be enjoying ever damn second of it.( all 5 hours 6 minutes of it) Last edited by BlazeArmy; 10-20-2004 at 01:36 PM. |
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| Member | Wakefield and his knuckleballs...scary!! Great pitches, but the catcher can't hold onto them...might cost the Sox some serious base runnin' by the Yankees. I have no more nails to bite...finished em' off lastnight! I'll just have to substitute with pints o' brew GO SOX GO!! striker14 |
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| Member | Nice job on the pitching break down BA...I hope it is another nail biter too SC...well gotta zip down to the fiddle and grab 12 cold one's.....i'm ready for up to 12 hours of baseball.....yeah i know "get a life"....cheers.....
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That is only 1 per hour...lightweight!! striker14 | |
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| Not too bright BANNED | [quote=BlazeArmy] Starter Brown Besides a penchant for punching clubhouse items Brown has been a great pitcher in the past. The question is which Kevin Brown will appear tonight. The starter from the ALDS, who gave up 1 run in 6 innings or the starter from the ALCS. 4 runs 3 earned in 2 innings of solid work earlier in this series. [quote] Apparently the crapppy one. ![]() |
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