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Unbelievable comeback win but the more they keep doing it, maybe it's not so unbelievable after all! Jonathan Holder, who bailed them out in the Top 8th is the same guy who a few weeks ago looked awful and inept against the Orioles. But that's kind of showing how this team is starting to exude a vibe like the 98 Yankees, which was finding different ways to win and with different people in a balanced roster rising to the occasion.
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I agree they look like the Sox did during their 17-2 start. Should be one hell of AL East race!Originally posted by epaddon View Post
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I think this is going to be a historic pennant race with both teams headed for 100+ wins season. Along with Houston, there could be a 100+ win team that won't be in the ALCS . . .- The Yankees are on pace to win 111 games.
- The Red Sox are on pace to win 109 games.
- The Astros are on pace to win 107 games.
- The Mariners -- yes, the MARINERS! -- are on pace to win 104 games.
Last edited by KenFougere; 06-20-2018, 06:05 PM.Comment
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At the halfway mark the Sox finished with the best record in MLB.
An epic battle for the American League East in the works.
Last edited by KenFougere; 06-29-2018, 06:56 AM.Comment
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Sonny Gray = Eddie Whitson. A terrible pitcher on all levels.Comment
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New rivalry talking point. Yankee fans say Sonny Gray is worse than David Price. Red Sox fans say vice versa!Comment
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Originally posted by epaddon View Post
Well, I can certainly understand the NY fans feeling regarding Gray's record against Boston. Prices record against NY is abysmal too. But, if you compare the contacts of both, Price's salary is $30M yearly. Gray's is $6.5M. So I contend that Price sucks on a much higher level than Gray.Last edited by KenFougere; 07-02-2018, 05:40 PM.Comment
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Red Sox rout Yankees behind Pearce's four HRs
Yanks get spanked third straight game. Sox go for the sweep on Sunday.
Last edited by KenFougere; 08-04-2018, 06:47 PM.Comment
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What was supposed to be an extended series between two of the sport's best teams has instead been a one-sided affair. The Red Sox have won all three games by at least three runs. Should the Red Sox win again Sunday, it'll be about time to put the Yankees' divisional hopes to bed.
At that point, the Yankees would trail the Red Sox by 9 ½ games in the American League East. With 52 games remaining after Sunday, the Yankees would have to go on an unlikely tear, as well as have the Red Sox plummet. To illustrate that point, consider that the Yankees can go 36-16 -- that is, play like a 112-win team -- the rest of the way. But, if the Yankees lose Sunday, they'd need the Red Sox to go 24-25 in order to win the division outright. Considering Boston entered Sunday with 34 losses, that outcome is ... well, improbable.Comment
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Red Sox rally in 9th, win in 10th
The Red Sox rallied for 3 runs in the 9th and won on Andrew Benintendi's walk-off single in the 10th.
CLEAN SWEEP! Ya baby!!!!!!
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It took 14 years but the five game postseason losing streak is OVER!Comment
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Dammit... I picked the BoSux in the office pool. :clown:WORLD CHAMPIONS!
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