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[Illmatic]

I will of course! A couple of Phillies are in it, and our own Charlie Manuel will be managing the NL to it's first win in many years

Edited by Illmatic, 14 July 2009 - 07:22 PM.

[Dark]

I will of course! A couple of Phillies are in it, and our own Charlie Manuel will be managing the NL to it's first win in many years

13 years in a row.

8)

woooo!
anyone find Papelbon and Rivera talking kinda cool?

and yay a Yank makes a record for 4 All-Star saves.

;]

[Mik3]

13 years in a row.

8)

woooo!
anyone find Papelbon and Rivera talking kinda cool?

and yay a Yank makes a record for 4 All-Star saves.

;]

Hopefully Mo introduces Paps to some humble pie, hes a pretty arrogant guy

[Illmatic]

The AL can have Homefield Advantage, sure helped them last year, oh wait...this happened.

[Illmatic]

I apologize in advance for the 15 days later double post, but here's some big news.

Report: Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz Tested Positive for PEDs in 2003

also, here's a list that the MLB refuted before, though now it looks more credible

The List --Click here to view--

1. Nomar Garciaparra
2. Manny Ramirez
3. Johnny Damon
4. Trot Nixon
5. David Ortiz
6. Shea Hillenbrand
7. Derek Lowe
8. Pedro Martinez
9. Brian Roberts
10. Jay Gibbons
11. Melvin Mora
12. Jerry Hairston
13. Jason Giambi
14. Alfonso Soriano
15. Raul Mondesi
16. Aaron Boone
17. Andy Pettitte
18. Jose Contreras
19. Roger Clemens
20. Carlos Delgado
21. Vernon Wells
22. Frank Catalanotto
23. Kenny Rogers
24. Magglio Ordonez
25. Sandy Alomar
26. Bartolo Colon
27. Brent Abernathy
28. Jose Lima
29. Milton Bradley
30. Casey Blake
31. Danys Baez
32. Craig Monroe
33. Dmitri Young
34. Alex Sanchez
35. Eric Chavez
36. Miguel Tejada
37. Eric Byrnes
38. Jose Guillen
39. Keith Foulke
40. Ricardo Rincon
41. Bret Boone
42. Mike Cameron
43. Randy Winn
44. Ryan Franklin
45. Freddy Garcia
46. Rafael Soriano
47. Scott Spiezio
48. Troy Glaus
49. Francisco Rodriguez
50. Ben Weber
51. Alex Rodriguez
52. Juan Gonzalez
53. Rafael Palmeiro
54. Carl Everett
55. Javy Lopez
56. Gary Sheffield
57. Mike Hampton
58. Ivan Rodriguez
59. Derrek Lee
60. Bobby Abreu
61. Terry Adams
62. Fernando Tatis
63. Livan Hernandez
64. Hector Almonte
65. Tony Armas
66. Dan Smith
67. Roberto Alomar
68. Cliff Floyd
69. Roger Cedeno
70. Jeromy Burnitz
71. Moises Alou
72. Sammy Sosa
73. Corey Patterson
74. Carlos Zambrano
75. Mark Prior
76. Kerry Wood
77. Matt Clement
78. Antonio Alfonseca
79. Juan Cruz
80. Aramis Ramirez
81. Craig Wilson
82. Kris Benson
83. Richie Sexson
84. Geoff Jenkins
85. Valerio de los Santos
86. Benito Santiago
87. Rich Aurilia
88. Barry Bonds
89. Andres Galarraga
90. Jason Schmidt
91. Felix Rodriguez
92. Jason Christiansen
93. Matt Herges
94. Paul Lo Duca
95. Shawn Green
96. Oliver Perez
97. Adrian Beltre
98. Eric Gagne
99. Guillermo Mota
100. Luis Gonzalez
101. Todd Helton
102. Ryan Klesko
103. Gary Matthews

[True]

Oh boy and that was the year before the Roid Red Sox had their magical run. Looks like that championship will be tainted as well.

Baseball has really fallen from grace. Can it be saved?

[Mik3]

Well, people will always watch baseball, it might not be the most popular sport anymore, but its still our nation's past time. To us, the Red Sox are forever tainted but ESPN is going to defend them. 50 years from now, it will still be considered magical because thats how the media will have spinned it.

[Dark]

I'm watching Game 3 of Boston VS Yankz at Yankee Stadium...and so far it looks like it'll be a 3 day sweep from the Yankz. Ramirez was just called out for hitting A-Rod, and it was kinda funny to see Boston arguing the play.

To have the bases loaded and only 1 out against Boston...hehe.

Edited by Dark, 08 August 2009 - 10:53 PM.

[NuclearRaven]

Cardinals have won four in a row and are in first place in the NL Central, three games ahead of the Cubs. I hope we can hold onto that lead and win the Central and get back into the playoffs.

[Dark]

Jeter ties Gehrig record.

That's mah man right there. See you all at the playoffs. 8)

[roninmedia]

Two of the top 3 annoying fanbases in the World Series.

I don't know who is the lesser evil here...

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[roninmedia]

"Ballgame over! Phillies win! Theeeeeee Phillies win!"


I think that's a decent John Sterling.

Edited by roninmedia, 29 October 2009 - 03:35 AM.

[Dark]

"Ballgame over! Phillies win! Theeeeeee Phillies win!"


I think that's a decent John Sterling.

Lol, the irony.

[True]

Alex Rodriguez gets out of his slump, Ryan Howard doesn't--he's going to need to in order to help the Phillies.

Great pitching by Andy Petite and a strong boost in the 4-6th by the Yankees lead them to a win. Sabathia vs. Blanton is going to be a crucial matchup next game.

[Dark]

Alex Rodriguez gets out of his slump, Ryan Howard doesn't--he's going to need to in order to help the Phillies.

Great pitching by Andy Petite and a strong boost in the 4-6th by the Yankees lead them to a win. Sabathia vs. Blanton is going to be a crucial matchup next game.

I was pretty worried about A-Rod for a sec, but I knew eventually he'd come along. Same with Swisher.

Pitching is gonna be pretty awesome on Game 4.
8)

[True]

What a strong rally in the 9th inning. I thought for sure it would go to extra innings, but those Yankee bats really paved the way for the win.

Johnny Damon really led the way with his phenomenal hitting. Phillies are in quite the whole and have to give it their all if they want to try and win in the Bronx. Going to give the edge to the Yankees in game six.

[Dark]

I'm a very happy girl right now

ALTHOUGH, I did NOT appreciate the premature heart attack I had at only 20!! Guys, try not to kill most of your fans in the last inning, with 2 outs.

Please.
XD

ILUVUJORGEALEX&JOHNNY!

[True]

Chase Utley is a complete beast and Cliff Lee held off a potent Yankee's offense (can't say the same for A.J. Burnett with that performance). I honestly thought the Yankee's were going to comeback with that strong showing in the 8-9th inning, but they were held off. I think they were saving to win it back home though with A-Rod hitting a walk off home run.

[Illmatic]

Barring a historic 4 run inning against Rivere which is pretty much impossible, the empire will finally get its 27th title. Im dissapointed that the Phils couldn't repeat, which is tough to do in this day & age, but Im not angry with the team. They allowed me to experience a world championship for the 1st time.

So congrats NY, enjoy it.