B DeBrun wrote:
Meanwhile, in Boston, Sawx apparently traded Lugo to the Mets in between innings.
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snowboarders only |
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Uh oh, someone from NESN swore on live TV!
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DeadTwista |
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Eck just said shit on live tv. lololol
He wasnt even talking about Lugo! |
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B DeBrun wrote: As demonstrated by that last play. ETA: Just as I post it Lugo's up at bat...oh well, pop fly out. |
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Fucking Lugo is a piece of shit at bat or in the field. Holy fuck I hope he slits his own throat and give Sox nation a break from his uselessness. FUCKING LUGO! |
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B DeBrun |
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100 mph!
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DeadTwista |
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One name why these muddafucks lost tonight: LUGO!!!!!!!!!!!!
At the bat with leaving runner in scoring position with one out or the fucking shit ass errors allowing runs to score. Seriously Theo, EVERY FUCKING GAME COUNTS DOUCHE BAG. Please trade for a decent defensive SS. I pray for your death. |
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B DeBrun |
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I have to agree. Lugo was dreadful playing SS fior both teams tonight.
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Pardon the long C&P:
Sporting News' Top 50 MLB players
Sporting News
St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols tops Sporting News' list of the 50 greatest players in baseball today, as selected by a panel of 100 Hall of Famers, major award winners and other baseball personalities. Pujols, who appears on the cover of the latest Sporting News magazine, was a runaway winner, picking up 55 first-place votes from our panel, which includes 13 Hall of Famers, 13 Cy Young Award winners and 12 league MVPs. Among the MLB legends who filled out ballots for SN: Willie McCovey, Stan Musial, Brooks Robinson, Tony Gwynn, Tom Seaver, Rollie Fingers and Greg Maddux. 1. Albert Pujols
2. Alex Rodriguez
3. Johan Santana
4. Manny Ramirez
5. Hanley Ramirez
6. Chase Utley
7. Roy Halladay
8. Derek Jeter
9. Mariano Rivera
10. Chipper Jones
11. Ryan Howard
12. Grady Sizemore
13. David Wright
14. Justin Morneau
15. Jimmy Rollins
16. Josh Beckett
17. Mark Teixeira
18. Dustin Pedroia
19. Tim Lincecum
20. Evan Longoria
21. Lance Berkman
22. Jose Reyes
23. Carlos Beltran
24. Ian Kinsler
25. Zack Greinke
26. Josh Hamilton
27. Alfonso Soriano
28. Miguel Cabrera
29. CC Sabathia
30. Ichiro Suzuki
31. Brandon Webb
32. Ryan Braun
33. Dan Haren
34. Francisco Rodriguez
35. Matt Holliday
36. Kevin Youkilis
37. Vladimir Guerrero
38. Jake Peavy
39. Joe Mauer this is a joke
40. Carlos Quentin
41. Jason Bay
42. Chad Billingsley
43. Cliff Lee
44. Torii Hunter
45. Victor Martinez
46. Roy Oswalt
47. Carlos Delgado
48. Carlos Zambrano
49. Cole Hamels
50. Brian McCann
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16) Beckett is a fucking joke. On the Sox its either Jay Bay or Youk.
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39. Joe Mauer this is a joke Yeah, he should be ten or twelve spots higher, but at least he's the best catcher. Snapped his hitting streak tonight though, but still reached three times and drove in two. Saw my second cycle tonight, Michael Cuddyer. First one I saw was Travis Hafner in '03. |
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LOL @ Jeter being #8
How can you take it seriously? |
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sadllama |
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Has Sporting News been relevant in the past 10 years?
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Sol Rosenberg |
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Jeter on the list at all is a joke.
Carlos Quentin? WTF? And of course, Aramis Ramirez is completely ignored, as usual. Cabrera's way too low. |
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it is a mystery |
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No Jeff Suppan on the list? Clearly it must be a joke.
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ColbyRulesAll |
MLB Winners Roundup for Friday, May 22 2009 | ||
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AL - Detroit, Minnesota, Chicago, Seattle, Baltimore, Tampa, Texas, Los Angeles
NL - Philadelphia, New York, Arizona, San Diego, Cincinnati, Atlanta, St Louis There are 14 interleague games and 1 NL game scheduled today. |
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Pahrump Mania |
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Manny Ramirez will be out of baseball after next season. Nice choice. A one skill roid head.
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Atomic Plunger |
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A Bartholomew |
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The Sporting News is only relevant when they list Boston as the best sports city basically every year. |
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