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Red Sox do not stand a chance

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"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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Red Sox do not stand a chance

What a match-up! Two classic teams. No matter which way it went, this would
have been a great series, but these two old teams promise a wonderful
series. Wow!
Bob

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"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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Red Sox do not stand a chance

What a match-up! Two classic teams. No matter which way it went, this would
have been a great series, but these two old teams promise a wonderful
series. Wow!
Bob

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Wayne Knight wrote:

Red Sox do not stand a chance

Quite right. The best team doesn't always win a 7 game series,
case in point the 2004 ALCS, but that's what happens more often
than not. I'd rather have faced the Yankees because they are
the best team on the junior circuit and you can feel great
about trouncing them again. (Only the St. Louis Cardinals have
a winning record against the Yankees in the postseason.) Yes,
a matchup between the two best teams would have been my preference
but we're stuck with these hairy idiots and all the goof ball,
whack job, voodoo, loser falderol that comes with them. Blech.

No way do the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in a game of
baseball. I can't even imagine the Cards losing to the Sox in a
game of designated ball, but I won't predict a sweep. Here's my
prediction: Cards will split the bull**** ball in Beantown and
win all 3 of the real baseball games at Busch Stadium.

Cards in 5.

--
Ken Fortenberry

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Wayne Knight wrote:

Red Sox do not stand a chance

Quite right. The best team doesn't always win a 7 game series,
case in point the 2004 ALCS, but that's what happens more often
than not. I'd rather have faced the Yankees because they are
the best team on the junior circuit and you can feel great
about trouncing them again. (Only the St. Louis Cardinals have
a winning record against the Yankees in the postseason.) Yes,
a matchup between the two best teams would have been my preference
but we're stuck with these hairy idiots and all the goof ball,
whack job, voodoo, loser falderol that comes with them. Blech.

No way do the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in a game of
baseball. I can't even imagine the Cards losing to the Sox in a
game of designated ball, but I won't predict a sweep. Here's my
prediction: Cards will split the bull**** ball in Beantown and
win all 3 of the real baseball games at Busch Stadium.

Cards in 5.

--
Ken Fortenberry

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"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
. com...
Wayne Knight wrote:

Red Sox do not stand a chance

Quite right. The best team doesn't always win a 7 game series,
case in point the 2004 ALCS, but that's what happens more often
than not. I'd rather have faced the Yankees because they are
the best team on the junior circuit and you can feel great
about trouncing them again. (Only the St. Louis Cardinals have
a winning record against the Yankees in the postseason.) Yes,
a matchup between the two best teams would have been my preference
but we're stuck with these hairy idiots and all the goof ball,
whack job, voodoo, loser falderol that comes with them. Blech.

No way do the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in a game of
baseball. I can't even imagine the Cards losing to the Sox in a
game of designated ball, but I won't predict a sweep. Here's my
prediction: Cards will split the bull**** ball in Beantown and
win all 3 of the real baseball games at Busch Stadium.

Cards in 5.

Nah, the Sox have a better record against the Yanks, and this includes
beating them during the regular season as well as the post season. The best
team DID win the ALCS, by any statistic concerning pitching, scoring,
batting, ERA or whatnot when compared head-to-head, year-long.

Talk all the trash you want: the odds makers have the Sox favored to win,
and I agree. So I'm saying that the Sox take both home games, win one of
three in St Lou, then win the whole shebang back in Fenway.

Sox in 6.

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"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
. com...
Wayne Knight wrote:

Red Sox do not stand a chance

Quite right. The best team doesn't always win a 7 game series,
case in point the 2004 ALCS, but that's what happens more often
than not. I'd rather have faced the Yankees because they are
the best team on the junior circuit and you can feel great
about trouncing them again. (Only the St. Louis Cardinals have
a winning record against the Yankees in the postseason.) Yes,
a matchup between the two best teams would have been my preference
but we're stuck with these hairy idiots and all the goof ball,
whack job, voodoo, loser falderol that comes with them. Blech.

No way do the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in a game of
baseball. I can't even imagine the Cards losing to the Sox in a
game of designated ball, but I won't predict a sweep. Here's my
prediction: Cards will split the bull**** ball in Beantown and
win all 3 of the real baseball games at Busch Stadium.

Cards in 5.

Nah, the Sox have a better record against the Yanks, and this includes
beating them during the regular season as well as the post season. The best
team DID win the ALCS, by any statistic concerning pitching, scoring,
batting, ERA or whatnot when compared head-to-head, year-long.

Talk all the trash you want: the odds makers have the Sox favored to win,
and I agree. So I'm saying that the Sox take both home games, win one of
three in St Lou, then win the whole shebang back in Fenway.

Sox in 6.

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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Wayne Knight wrote:

Red Sox do not stand a chance

Quite right. The best team doesn't always win a 7 game series,
case in point the 2004 ALCS, but that's what happens more often
than not. I'd rather have faced the Yankees because they are
the best team on the junior circuit and you can feel great
about trouncing them again. (Only the St. Louis Cardinals have
a winning record against the Yankees in the postseason.) Yes,
a matchup between the two best teams would have been my preference
but we're stuck with these hairy idiots and all the goof ball,
whack job, voodoo, loser falderol that comes with them. Blech.

No way do the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in a game of
baseball. I can't even imagine the Cards losing to the Sox in a
game of designated ball, but I won't predict a sweep. Here's my
prediction: Cards will split the bull**** ball in Beantown and
win all 3 of the real baseball games at Busch Stadium.

Oooooooooo goodie! You don't mind if I save this post for later use, do
you? ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
(Sox in six - bye bye Bambino!)
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Wayne Knight wrote:

Red Sox do not stand a chance

Quite right. The best team doesn't always win a 7 game series,
case in point the 2004 ALCS, but that's what happens more often
than not. I'd rather have faced the Yankees because they are
the best team on the junior circuit and you can feel great
about trouncing them again. (Only the St. Louis Cardinals have
a winning record against the Yankees in the postseason.) Yes,
a matchup between the two best teams would have been my preference
but we're stuck with these hairy idiots and all the goof ball,
whack job, voodoo, loser falderol that comes with them. Blech.

No way do the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in a game of
baseball. I can't even imagine the Cards losing to the Sox in a
game of designated ball, but I won't predict a sweep. Here's my
prediction: Cards will split the bull**** ball in Beantown and
win all 3 of the real baseball games at Busch Stadium.

Oooooooooo goodie! You don't mind if I save this post for later use, do
you? ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
(Sox in six - bye bye Bambino!)
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

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riverman wrote:

... The best
team DID win the ALCS, by any statistic concerning pitching, scoring,
batting, ERA or whatnot when compared head-to-head, year-long.

It must be hard to follow baseball from where you are, but FYI
the Yankees won the AL East with a record of 101-61 and the Sox
finished three games back at 98-64.

The Cardinals (105-57) and the Yankees are the best teams in their
respective leagues and it would have been nice to see them in the
World Series.

--
Ken Fortenberry