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Originally posted by nymdanToo... much... math... head... hurts...Originally posted by RuthMayBondI understand, I lost all my marbles years ago
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I know whatcha mean, Ken. Looking at the standings is as second-nature as looking at the weather. Even spring training stats, so completely meaningless, are better if the Sox are ahead of the Yanks. I know exactly whatcha mean.
Of course it doesn't really matter until the standings start to solidify after the ASB. But knowing this doesn't stop me from smiling to see us ahead of NY....--Annie
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Originally posted by VTSoxFanI know whatcha mean, Ken. Looking at the standings is as second-nature as looking at the weather. Even spring training stats, so completely meaningless, are better if the Sox are ahead of the Yanks. I know exactly whatcha mean.
Of course it doesn't really matter until the standings start to solidify after the ASB. But knowing this doesn't stop me from smiling to see us ahead of NY....- See . . . Great minds think alike! -
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Originally posted by efin98Let's not get ahead of ourselves congratulating the Red Sox. They still have to meet the Yankees, that lead could just as easily disappear after a series with them as expand to a full six games...
Would you knock it off and let the man have his fun? He's aware of what point in the season it is, ya young whipper-snapper!:grouchy
Also, take a look at who started this thread in the year 2000! He can say whatever he wants in it!"Anything less would not have been worthy of me. Anything more would not have been possible." - Carl Yastrzemski
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Originally posted by SoxSonWould you knock it off and let the man have his fun? He's aware of what point in the season it is, ya young whipper-snapper!:grouchy
Also, take a look at who started this thread in the year 2000! He can say whatever he wants in it!
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Originally posted by KenFougere- To be precise it all started on February 2, 2002.
Yankeeman screwed-up my original post so I had to recreate later in 2002 . . . :atthepc
Ok...gotcha!"Anything less would not have been worthy of me. Anything more would not have been possible." - Carl Yastrzemski
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Originally posted by SoxSonWould you knock it off and let the man have his fun? He's aware of what point in the season it is, ya young whipper-snapper!:grouchy
Also, take a look at who started this thread in the year 2000! He can say whatever he wants in it!Best posts ever:
Originally posted by nymdanToo... much... math... head... hurts...Originally posted by RuthMayBondI understand, I lost all my marbles years ago
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Originally posted by efin98Let's not get ahead of ourselves congratulating the Red Sox. They still have to meet the Yankees, that lead could just as easily disappear after a series with them as expand to a full six games...
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Originally posted by yankees ruleWell, so far the Sox are doing better than the Yankees. But indeed it is still early in the season. But nevertheless you guys are better so far."Anything less would not have been worthy of me. Anything more would not have been possible." - Carl Yastrzemski
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Originally posted by MapleSyrupManBoston is just better in all respects.
Better all-around ballclub. I'm not too sure I agree with "better in all respects.""Anything less would not have been worthy of me. Anything more would not have been possible." - Carl Yastrzemski
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