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The ALCS: New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox


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Guest Anglesault
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It's absurd. This team can't hit ANYTHING below 91 MPH or above 94 MPH.

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You know, I've almost accepted the who knuckler thing, and the real slow changeup issue this team has.

 

Someone explain why no one can hit an 88 MPH palm ball.

As someone famous once said, pitching is about disrupting the hitter's timing. It is not how fast the pitcher throws, but whether he can fool the batter.

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To steal a famous quote...

 

"Do you believe in miracles!"

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I'm not afraid of Wake tomorrow. I have confidence with us hitting him for some reason.

 

The reason I have a feeling we'll lose is because, ya know, KEVIN FUCKING BROWN is pitching.

 

I'd rather start Vazquez tomorrow, honestly.

Guest Anglesault
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You know, I've almost accepted the who knuckler thing, and the real slow changeup issue this team has.

 

Someone explain why no one can hit an 88 MPH palm ball.

As someone famous once said, pitching is about disrupting the hitter's timing.

IT'S TWO FUCKING MILES AN HOUR SLOWER THAN WHAT THEY NORMALLY GET.

 

This isn't some slow looping 75 mph curve. It should not dumbfound one of the greatest lineups (on paper) ever.

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This game reminded me of when we used to play the As when they were mad good in 2000. It was during the regular season, and we were playing in Oakland. I don't remember who it was, but this reliever they had did the same thing Foulke did. Outside corner EVERY pitch.

 

And coincidentally, we didn't hit him either.

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I hope Tony Clark drops dead of a fucking heart attack tonight. Worthless shit. Too bad we won't get Olerud back any time soon.

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You know, I've almost accepted the who knuckler thing, and the real slow changeup issue this team has.

 

Someone explain why no one can hit an 88 MPH palm ball.

As someone famous once said, pitching is about disrupting the hitter's timing.

IT'S TWO FUCKING MILES AN HOUR SLOWER THAN WHAT THEY NORMALLY GET.

 

This isn't some slow looping 75 mph curve. It should not dumbfound one of the greatest lineups (on paper) ever.

When you stand in the batter's box, the ball arrives in about a second. Swinging and making contact is a matter of milliseconds. That's why the best hitters still get hits only 30-40% of the time. A few mphs here or there make all the difference in the world.

Guest Anglesault
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Well, I'll be way too nervous tomorrow to concentrate on my JOB, thank you.

 

Dames

You're even going to bother watching this horseshit?

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Well, I'll be way too nervous tomorrow to concentrate on my JOB, thank you. 

 

Dames

You're even going to bother watching this horseshit?

I don't want to, but I have no self control.

 

EDIT: Good thing I only have two classes tomorrow, I'll be thinking about tonight ALL DAY.

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Well, I'll be way too nervous tomorrow to concentrate on my JOB, thank you. 

 

Dames

You're even going to bother watching this horseshit?

What is "What most Red Sox fans were saying before game 4", Alex?

Guest Anglesault
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Well, I'll be way too nervous tomorrow to concentrate on my JOB, thank you. 

 

Dames

You're even going to bother watching this horseshit?

What is "What most Red Sox fans were saying before game 4", Alex?

I don't follow.

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Seriously, I want Tony Clark to die. Grey hair at 32, amazing. He plays like he's 48, so it makes sense. Die die die die, where is John Olerud?

 

Hey, maybe Tony's a smark. HEY MAN! GO FUCK YOURSELF! I HOPE YOU DIE OF THE PLAGUE!

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