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Maybe the first half, but if it looks like Miami has any chance at winning by halftime, they'll wake up.

Not soon enough.

No, b/c I'm more interested in resigning the second best 3B on the market and putting that money toward filling some other holes. That being said, I think they'll make a strong push for him.

Technically, the Pats could clinch their division on Nov 4th. Think about that for a second. God damn, the AFC East sucks.

Well it also could be New England being exposed a bit to, especially their defense. Their secondary is questionable if the front seven are not pressuring the QB. A lot of "experts" said going into this game that it could be a high-scoring affair because both team's defenses are overrated. Certainly not their best performance, but giving up 20 to one of the best offenses in the league isn't too shabby.

They'll only be in the 5th by then.

The Red Sox need to sign Mike Lowell. That is all.

Fox with the great stat about Ortiz/Ramirez- between the two, they've been on base 29 out of 36 times in this postseason.

Big of the Sox to get at one of the Cleveland aces. They'll never be able to do this off Carmona.

Grady leaving Pedro in is a great moment?

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3057714 Just when you thought TO couldn't pull any more nonsense.

A pretty decent episode. I think it suffered from having too much going on, though. Firing and un-firing each team, Foreman getting canned, Chase growing a pair, House electrocuting himself, and the raw emotion of the case. Just seemed like a bit too much crammed into the hour. Green blood was sweet, though. Sucks we have to wait two weeks for another episode.

Johnny Damon's had himself a nifty little playoffs.

That begs the question. Can you be racist in the Sports folder while mocking another racist? Al?

Was this the first time in his career he pitched on short rest?

No. They got that one right. He got hit on the hand while pulling the bat back.

Synopsis from IGN:

The bugs were attacking Carmona, too. But he still pitched through it.

Is he a "real" Yankee now?

As sick as I am of the other FrankTV commercials, I could watch the Madden/chicken/Brett Favre one all day.

EFA.

The last time I saw him, he was blowing saves against the Red Sox. My, how things have changed.

Those bugs are insane.

Promo for tonight's episode: Baby temp! "The bells of Dunder Mifflin chime out your love!"

His third postseason complete game, and he's 26 years old.