The Bitter Rivals Thread

[Mattingly]

Re: That's ok . . .

Originally posted by KenFougere
Ya, but we like having you around anyway...pal.



BTW...This post was # 1918 for the Bitter-Rivals Thread

How appropriate it was me!

Happy (early) Birthday to Ken. Like they said to George Burns, may there be many more to come!

[YankeeMan]

Re: Re: We won 4-2 but played badly...

Originally posted by Mattingly
Very true. Contreras needed several visits by Torre, their pitcher was holding our guys after the 2 runs, they nickle and dimed us to tie it up.

Must've been too pumped up after the Boston series.

Quit making excuses for him. He obviously needs to develop more -- maybe another pitch or something?

[Mattingly]

Re: Re: Re: We won 4-2 but played badly...

Originally posted by YankeeMan
Quit making excuses for him. He obviously needs to develop more -- maybe another pitch or something?

What else can I do? I still think that Millwood would've been a better investment, granted that he can excel outside of the NL East.

Knock-knock.

Who's there?

Yankee bats, don't bother opening the door, we've broken it down.

15-4 on Jorge's 7 RBI night, including a grand piece of salami.

Now the Tigers have made two straight 2 out errors. Put that puppy to sleep.

[tearforamariner]

This will be post 1933 on this thread, which is the year that Babe Ruth played his last game as a pitcher. He threw a complete game and won.

[KenFougere]

Originally posted by tearforamariner
This will be post 1933 on this thread, which is the year that Babe Ruth played his last game as a pitcher. He threw a complete game and won.

Wow, did he really?
I wonder what records he might of set if he remained a pitcher?
Who else in Major League history could excel to the levels he did as both a hitter & a pitcher? He was truly one of a kind!

[drillerman]

who knows Ken. Who knows what the Babe could have done.

[YankeeMan]

What might have been... Eh, Ken?

[Mattingly]

Originally posted by KenFougere
Wow, did he really?
I wonder what records he might of set if he remained a pitcher?
Who else in Major League history could excel to the levels he did as both a hitter & a pitcher? He was truly one of a kind!

Who knows how the Boston dynasty would've been had you folks kept him?

No, No Nanette!

[tearforamariner]

Originally posted by KenFougere
Wow, did he really?
I wonder what records he might of set if he remained a pitcher?
Who else in Major League history could excel to the levels he did as both a hitter & a pitcher? He was truly one of a kind!

Yes he was Ken. A truly great Red Sox player.

[SoxRule21]

Damn Red Sox, i hate Boston, Ken tell the Red Sox to take it easy on the ChiSox cuz we can't seem to beat u.

[tearforamariner]

The White Sox better win against Boston. My M's need it.

[tearforamariner]

This is post 1941, when Ted Williams did a spectacular thing.

[KenFougere]

Changed the game

Originally posted by tearforamariner
Yes he was Ken. A truly great Red Sox player.

THE Best Baseball Player EVER.


He revolutionized baseball ...


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...like the way Bobby Orr revolutionized hockey

[YankeeMan]

Quit being such a homer...

...You'll lose your creditability. Bobby Orr did NOT revolutionize hockey --- Wayne Gretzky did.

[racosun]

I thought Brian Rolston revolutionized the frozen game. Go Lakers!!