TheDevilAndGodAreRagingInsideMe Posted May 22, 2005 Report Posted May 22, 2005 Kevin Millar, Jason Varitek, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez WHY?! they didn't say one shit thing about your Yankees... and all of them actually have alot of respect for the Yankees. You can bash Pedro (when he was with the Red Sox) or Schilling, but these guys? Kevin Millar: This guys talks a lot of shit for no reason. He was one of the Sox in the offseason who verbally attacked A-Rod for no apparent reason, other than the fact that he isn't a "true Yankee" like Jeter and Bernie and such are. This is a guy who signed to play in Japan before Boston rescued his dumbass. If he was a better player, and more important to his own team then I could give him a little leeway, but, well, he isn't. Jason Varitek: It's funny that it comes down to A-Rod again, since he is just 2/25ths of the Yanks that I am not a fan of. Well, when I think Arroyo hit A-Rod last summer, Rodriguez had a few choice words for the pitcher, and tough guy Varitek got in his face with all of his gear on, mask and all. Defending your pitcher is one thing, especially when you are the captain of the team, but, come on, at least have the sack to take off your mask while you're in an escalating shoving match with a guy. Manny Ramirez: This guy is another tough guy punk looking for a fight. Remember the famous Zimmer-on-his-head fiasco? He tries to get a brawl going when he ducks out of the way of a Clemens pitch that was OVER THE PLATE, not anywhere near his head. Then what does he do? Proceed more than a few steps towards the mound with BAT IN HAND. David Ortiz: This guy just rubs me the wrong way. The way he watches his homers fly out of the park, his whole cocky aura. All this for a designated hitter who couldn't get it done for years in Minnesota, all of a sudden now he's a big somebody with a big head because the media is telling him how great he is.
Guest Brian Posted May 22, 2005 Report Posted May 22, 2005 Why don't you just say you hate the Red Sox and get it over with?
CanadianGuitarist Posted May 22, 2005 Author Report Posted May 22, 2005 But it's much more fun to hate the Yanks. Incidentally, I think Bugs Bunny was playing the Yankees on that one Looney Tunes where the batter used the fuckin tree log as a bat. Talk about carry-over of hatred.
Guest Mosaicv2 Posted May 23, 2005 Report Posted May 23, 2005 Kevin Millar, Jason Varitek, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez WHY?! they didn't say one shit thing about your Yankees... and all of them actually have alot of respect for the Yankees. You can bash Pedro (when he was with the Red Sox) or Schilling, but these guys? Kevin Millar: This guys talks a lot of shit for no reason. He was one of the Sox in the offseason who verbally attacked A-Rod for no apparent reason, other than the fact that he isn't a "true Yankee" like Jeter and Bernie and such are. This is a guy who signed to play in Japan before Boston rescued his dumbass. If he was a better player, and more important to his own team then I could give him a little leeway, but, well, he isn't. Jason Varitek: It's funny that it comes down to A-Rod again, since he is just 2/25ths of the Yanks that I am not a fan of. Well, when I think Arroyo hit A-Rod last summer, Rodriguez had a few choice words for the pitcher, and tough guy Varitek got in his face with all of his gear on, mask and all. Defending your pitcher is one thing, especially when you are the captain of the team, but, come on, at least have the sack to take off your mask while you're in an escalating shoving match with a guy. Manny Ramirez: This guy is another tough guy punk looking for a fight. Remember the famous Zimmer-on-his-head fiasco? He tries to get a brawl going when he ducks out of the way of a Clemens pitch that was OVER THE PLATE, not anywhere near his head. Then what does he do? Proceed more than a few steps towards the mound with BAT IN HAND. David Ortiz: This guy just rubs me the wrong way. The way he watches his homers fly out of the park, his whole cocky aura. All this for a designated hitter who couldn't get it done for years in Minnesota, all of a sudden now he's a big somebody with a big head because the media is telling him how great he is. Why! what pathetic excuses, especially with the David Ortiz one.
Guest Mosaicv2 Posted May 23, 2005 Report Posted May 23, 2005 By the way, why DO HATE RED SOX PLAYERS WHO HATES A-ROD (the Yankee you hate) and don't hate the rest? just confusing!
Guest Mosaicv2 Posted May 23, 2005 Report Posted May 23, 2005 Kevin Millar, Jason Varitek, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez WHY?! they didn't say one shit thing about your Yankees... and all of them actually have alot of respect for the Yankees. You can bash Pedro (when he was with the Red Sox) or Schilling, but these guys? Kevin Millar: This guys talks a lot of shit for no reason. He was one of the Sox in the offseason who verbally attacked A-Rod for no apparent reason, other than the fact that he isn't a "true Yankee" like Jeter and Bernie and such are. This is a guy who signed to play in Japan before Boston rescued his dumbass. If he was a better player, and more important to his own team then I could give him a little leeway, but, well, he isn't. The same dumbass who hit 3 homeruns against the Yankees in one game as I remember.
nl5xsk1 Posted May 23, 2005 Report Posted May 23, 2005 The east would have hammered them senseless, especially Phili and Boston. Also the Eastern Conference was a tighter game and perfection was necessary. When you have four-six strong teams in a conference (Phili, Boston, NYI, Montreal) that matched you skill wise and toughness 20-30 games a season, your not going to registar the same amount of points as you are in the Western Conference. Mind you you'd see some really exciting Habs-Oilers games then too. By the time the Oilers were dominant, the Isles were passed their prime and Boston & Philly were pretty much just good (certainly not great) ... from 1986~ish through the end of the decade, Montreal was the best of those 4 teams and that was mainly because of Roy. Boston is the team that I can speak of the best, as I am from Boston and have been a die-hard fan since the late 1970s ... and it's laughable to say that the B's could have matched up with Edmonton in skills. Toughness, yes, because the B's were pretty definitely more of a physical team than a finesse team. But in terms of skills, not even close. This is a team that had players like LB, Milbury, Nilan, "Killer" Miller ... not exactly the skill players that Edmonton brought to the table. I will give you that the Wales would have played a tougher, more physical game against the Oilers, but Gretzky was so far ahead of everyone else in skill-level, he'd have still registered a shitload of points. Maybe not the 200+, but my guess is still well over 150.
Guest Mosaicv2 Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 But it's much more fun to hate the Yanks. Incidentally, I think Bugs Bunny was playing the Yankees on that one Looney Tunes where the batter used the fuckin tree log as a bat. Talk about carry-over of hatred. How about the play "The Damn Yankees" about a ex-Senators player selling his soul to the devil just to beat the Yankees and win the World Series
Darthtiki Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 I'll break it down by sport: Baseball: Like: Eric Gagne, He's a Dodger, 'nuff said Paul LoDuca, He was a Dodger, he can hit and is a leader David Eckstien, Gotta love the little guy Adam Kennedy, Strong player Curt Schilling, Anyone who can go and throw in a playoff game on a busted wheel deserves legend status. Dislike: Derek Jeter, nothing personal,just never liked the guy A-Rod, Big-Contract Bitch-Slapping Bush-Leaguer Barroid Bonds, I'm a Dodger fan, plus I just never liked him Football: Like: Brett Farve, again like Schilling goes out the night after his dad's death and touches up the Raiders (albeit they sucked ass) for three td's, not to mention I'm a Packer mark Jerry Rice, the guy is a legend Tom Brady, this guy will be the second coming of Montana Michael Vick, Two Words: RON MEXICO! Dislike: Randy Moss, never liked him, never will Rickey 4x4:20 Williams, Dude, it's called two weeks notice Kellen "Evel Keneviel" Winslow, You have a multimillion dollar NFL contract, if you want to ride bikes off of crap go join the X-Games The Manning Sibilings: Peyton a/k/a "Javier Lopez" and Emily oh I mean Eli, whiny little bitches ah hell let's throw in their old man for good measure Basketball: Like: Brad Miller, good player Shaq, granted I am a Kings mark he's a class guy and is still pretty dominant Ben Wallace, fear the fro Tim Duncan, another class guy Lebron, again like most I thought he would be a flash in the pan but considering he managed to resurrect the Cavs Dislike: Kobe, granted he can play, but other than that I think is an immature little shit Steve Nash, other than the fact I think he looks like Mary Catherine Gallagher's long lost sister it's the fact that he makes mediocre teams great Amare Stoudemire, just can't stand the guy for some reason Sebastian Tellefair, just because your cuz is Stephon Marbury don't mean you're gonna be the next Lebron, Kobe or KG NASCAR: Likes: Dale Jr., he is the cary grant of nascar Dale Jarrett, Go Brown! Rusty Wallace, it'll be a shame to see him go Dislike: Tony Stewart, motherfucker gonna kill someone Jeff "Welcome to Wrigley Stadium" Gordon, respect him for his skill behind the wheel other than that a-hole
EVIL~! alkeiper Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 But it's much more fun to hate the Yanks. Incidentally, I think Bugs Bunny was playing the Yankees on that one Looney Tunes where the batter used the fuckin tree log as a bat. Talk about carry-over of hatred. How about the play "The Damn Yankees" about a ex-Senators player selling his soul to the devil just to beat the Yankees and win the World Series That was actually a book first, entitled The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant. It was written in 1954, so this is when the Yankees had won five consecutive pennants, and six of the last seven. At its core, it is essentially a re-telling of Faust.
Mole Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 Love: David Ortiz Jason Varitek Alex Smith Tom Brady Hate: Jorge Posada Kobe Bryant
mike546 Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 Kevin Millar, Jason Varitek, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez WHY?! they didn't say one shit thing about your Yankees... and all of them actually have alot of respect for the Yankees. You can bash Pedro (when he was with the Red Sox) or Schilling, but these guys? Kevin Millar: This guys talks a lot of shit for no reason. He was one of the Sox in the offseason who verbally attacked A-Rod for no apparent reason, other than the fact that he isn't a "true Yankee" like Jeter and Bernie and such are. This is a guy who signed to play in Japan before Boston rescued his dumbass. If he was a better player, and more important to his own team then I could give him a little leeway, but, well, he isn't. The same dumbass who hit 3 homeruns against the Yankees in one game as I remember. The Yankees won that game.
Dobbs 3K Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 My list is going to be limited to current baseball players, as that is the sport I follow most: Like: Bill Hall Lyle Overbay Junior Spivey Ben Sheets (OK, so that's enough Brewers) Scott Rolen Hideo Nomo Eric Gagne Ichiro Suzuki Dislike: Gary Sheffield (I was at his first major league game, and loved him after that, but he was a total jerk in Milwaukee) Barry Bonds Ken Griffey Jr. Sammy Sosa Carlos Zambrano Pedro Martinez
Guest InFavreWeTrust Posted May 30, 2005 Report Posted May 30, 2005 Mosty hockey, but gotta love; Favre, and Manning. Reggie White Glen Wesley, DID YOU SEE HIM SWIPE THE PUCK FROM GRETZKY AND SCORE SHORT HANDED IN THE FINALS!?! Joe Carter Jason Veritek, I hate the Red sox, but he's a stand up guy. Maurice Richard Frank Mahovlich Cam Neely Pat Lafontaine Roger Neilson Hate Ortiz Brett Hull, the traitor Ulf Samuelson LT David Robinson Tim Duncan
CanadianGuitarist Posted May 30, 2005 Author Report Posted May 30, 2005 Love: Iginla Mike Riberio Lyndon Byers The Cavallinis Joe Carter(even without 1993) Ed Sprague Hate: Jeter Something about Jeff Reardon never rubbed me the right way. Same with Pete Sampras.
Guest Mosaicv2 Posted June 2, 2005 Report Posted June 2, 2005 Jason Veritek, I hate the Red sox, but he's a stand up guy. I guess you LOVE the Yankees!!
Guest Posted June 2, 2005 Report Posted June 2, 2005 Love: David Ortiz: He is a great power hitter, and it's more magnified by playing in a big media area. Ben Sheets: Great pitcher, and would be the next huge star if he got out of Milwaukee. Paul Loduca: Class act, and a REAL Dodger. Tim Duncan: Keeps his mouth shut, plays the game extremely hard, and knows how to guide a team. Hate: A-Rod: He is stealing money from the Yankees and although I hate them, he's an incomplete player, he can't play defense at third and is a thief. Kobe Bryant: The exact opposite reason that I like Tim Duncan, although I am a Laker fan Kerry Wood: Came into the majors as a great young player, and has severely fallen off from his earlier status, and some people still call him a great pitcher. Jim Edmonds: His mouth ran him out of Anaheim and he is a whiny bitch.
Guest Posted June 2, 2005 Report Posted June 2, 2005 He doesn't play defense too well, and I can't warrant his big contract considering he isn't a complete player. As much as it pains me to say it, your boy Abreu is much, much more of a complete player than A-Rod.
EVIL~! alkeiper Posted June 2, 2005 Report Posted June 2, 2005 He doesn't play defense too well, and I can't warrant his big contract considering he isn't a complete player. As much as it pains me to say it, your boy Abreu is much, much more of a complete player than A-Rod. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It's not about being a complete player, it is about being a good player. Right now, only Brian Roberts is better in the American League.
Guest Posted June 2, 2005 Report Posted June 2, 2005 In the AL, yes A-Rod is a good player, but the reasons I don't like him are because he's paid so much, could be so much better as a defensive player and I don't like the way ESPN verbally blows him every time his face is on my television screen.
Adam Posted June 2, 2005 Report Posted June 2, 2005 (edited) Like: Tayshaun Prince (I'm a Pacers fan, aren't I supposed to hate him?) Dislike: Antoine Walker, Andrei Kirelenko Edited June 2, 2005 by Nice Guy Adam
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