RED SOX WIN

Wayne Knight wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
daytripper wrote:

The Red Sox have only Bill Mueller and Mark Bellhorn, the Yankees on
the other hand had Miguel Cairo, Flash Gordon, Jon Lieber, Kenny
Lofton and Felix Heredia. Five ex-Cubs is waaaaaaaay too much bad
baseball karma to overcome even for the evil empire.

I might be wrong but the cards have Womack and I don't think anyone
else, the stro's have no one that I can think of as an ex-cub. (if
wrong I think I will be shortly corrected). Further proof that the sox
be screwed starting this Saturday.

We've already gotten together and decided: The Sox will give the (insert
minor league team name here) a three game advantage. Then, in a
miraculous 4-game stride, including several extra inning games, will
snatch away the assured Series victory. Hey, don't screw with a
successful formula, says I.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

We've already gotten together and decided: The Sox will give the (insert
minor league team name here) a three game advantage. Then, in a
miraculous 4-game stride, including several extra inning games, will
snatch away the assured Series victory. Hey, don't screw with a
successful formula, says I.

So, you're giving the election to Kerry? (i.e. GO BOSTON)
--
Frank Reid
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Wayne Knight wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
daytripper wrote:

The Red Sox have only Bill Mueller and Mark Bellhorn, the Yankees on
the other hand had Miguel Cairo, Flash Gordon, Jon Lieber, Kenny
Lofton and Felix Heredia. Five ex-Cubs is waaaaaaaay too much bad
baseball karma to overcome even for the evil empire.

I might be wrong but the cards have Womack and I don't think anyone
else, the stro's have no one that I can think of as an ex-cub. (if
wrong I think I will be shortly corrected). Further proof that the sox
be screwed starting this Saturday.

We've already gotten together and decided: The Sox will give the (insert
minor league team name here) a three game advantage. Then, in a
miraculous 4-game stride, including several extra inning games, will
snatch away the assured Series victory. Hey, don't screw with a
successful formula, says I.
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
daytripper wrote:

The Red Sox have only Bill Mueller and Mark Bellhorn, the Yankees on
the
other hand had Miguel Cairo, Flash Gordon, Jon Lieber, Kenny Lofton
and
Felix Heredia. Five ex-Cubs is waaaaaaaay too much bad baseball karma
to overcome even for the evil empire.

I might be wrong but the cards have Womack and I don't think anyone
else, the stro's have no one that I can think of as an ex-cub. (if
wrong I think I will be shortly corrected). Further proof that the sox
be screwed starting this Saturday.


*YAWN*

--riverman

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
daytripper wrote:

The Red Sox have only Bill Mueller and Mark Bellhorn, the Yankees on
the
other hand had Miguel Cairo, Flash Gordon, Jon Lieber, Kenny Lofton
and
Felix Heredia. Five ex-Cubs is waaaaaaaay too much bad baseball karma
to overcome even for the evil empire.

I might be wrong but the cards have Womack and I don't think anyone
else, the stro's have no one that I can think of as an ex-cub. (if
wrong I think I will be shortly corrected). Further proof that the sox
be screwed starting this Saturday.

daytripper wrote:

On 21 Oct 2004 04:05:35 GMT, (Mike) wrote:


Well the Red sox beat the Evil Empire One more step to go the elimanate the
Curse of the Bambino.............GO RED SOX GO RED SOX


The Greatest Come-Back in the history of Major League Baseball, one of only
three in the history of Major League Sports. Fricken' AWESOME stuff!

/daytripper ("It was mahvelous!")

Well, actually it was inevitable. It was the ex-Cub factor, the Yankees
have five ex-Cubs to the Red Sox' two.

The Red Sox have only Bill Mueller and Mark Bellhorn, the Yankees on the
other hand had Miguel Cairo, Flash Gordon, Jon Lieber, Kenny Lofton and
Felix Heredia. Five ex-Cubs is waaaaaaaay too much bad baseball karma
to overcome even for the evil empire.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 04:13:05 GMT, daytripper wrote:

On 21 Oct 2004 04:05:35 GMT, (Mike) wrote:

Well the Red sox beat the Evil Empire One more step to go the elimanate the
Curse of the Bambino.............GO RED SOX GO RED SOX

The Greatest Come-Back in the history of Major League Baseball, one of only
three in the history of Major League Sports. Fricken' AWESOME stuff!

/daytripper ("It was mahvelous!")

And now, the ignominy of losing to the Astros...

Hope this hur...er, helps..,
R

daytripper wrote:
On 21 Oct 2004 04:05:35 GMT, (Mike) wrote:

Well the Red sox beat the Evil Empire One more step to go the
elimanate the Curse of the Bambino.............GO RED SOX GO RED SOX

The Greatest Come-Back in the history of Major League Baseball, one
of only three in the history of Major League Sports. Fricken' AWESOME
stuff!

/daytripper ("It was mahvelous!")

Yes it was, but
must
get
sleep. . .
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

daytripper wrote:

On 21 Oct 2004 04:05:35 GMT, (Mike) wrote:


Well the Red sox beat the Evil Empire One more step to go the elimanate the
Curse of the Bambino.............GO RED SOX GO RED SOX


The Greatest Come-Back in the history of Major League Baseball, one of only
three in the history of Major League Sports. Fricken' AWESOME stuff!

/daytripper ("It was mahvelous!")

Well, actually it was inevitable. It was the ex-Cub factor, the Yankees
have five ex-Cubs to the Red Sox' two.

The Red Sox have only Bill Mueller and Mark Bellhorn, the Yankees on the
other hand had Miguel Cairo, Flash Gordon, Jon Lieber, Kenny Lofton and
Felix Heredia. Five ex-Cubs is waaaaaaaay too much bad baseball karma
to overcome even for the evil empire.

--
Ken Fortenberry

From the Wall Street Journal's Opinion Journal:

The Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees in Game 7 of the American
League Championship Series. The Sox will face the St. Louis Cardinals in the
World Series. But the Yankees, who won the first three games in the series
before going to lose four straight, had more runs in the series (45-41),
which means the Sox may have a pennant, but they lack a mandate.
The Yanks last won a World Series in 2000, defeating the New York Mets in
five games. Since then it's been a series of disappointments:

a.. 2001: Lost World Series to Arizona Diamondbacks in seven games.
b.. 2002: Lost Division Series to Anaheim Angels in four.
c.. 2003: Lost World Series to Florida Marlins in six.
d.. 2004: Lost Championship Series to Red Sox in seven.
What happened since the Yankees won their last World Series? New York
elected Hillary Clinton, an Illinois native who had falsely declared herself
a "lifelong Yankees fan," to the Senate. After this offense, it seems, even
having the Republican Convention in New York was not enough to appease the
baseball gods.


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Thanks,

Mike

"Mike" wrote in message
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Well the Red sox beat the Evil Empire One more step to go the elimanate
the
Curse of the Bambino.............GO RED SOX GO RED SOX


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick