Originally posted by: faenix
Seattle..
*chuckles*
Yes.. I see why you laugh. But words cannot explain my hatred for the Yankees.. and I don't mean that as sign of respect for them. I just really really hate them.
Originally posted by: faenix
Seattle..
*chuckles*
nah, Torre won't get fired, but i wish Brown would gtfoOriginally posted by: RedPickle
Torre gettting fired?
Originally posted by: chrisms
After reading this thread, I am even more sure that the Yankees and their fans are bastards.
EDIT: Bastards whose owner spends so much more on his team than any other organization that they are able to be the first to lose a series after leading 3-0. As I Mariners fan, I say go Red Sox!
By all accounts, Cashman wants to go. Boss George picked up his contract for 2005 after he made comments in the media that he was going to leave because the working environment was just sucking the life out of him.Originally posted by: Argo
Cashman is gone. Brown will hopefully go.
Thank you. That made me feel better.Originally posted by: deftron
Costanza gone
Nah. Rivera is still a dominant closer and you can hardly blame him for the failures of this Yankee team. Game 5 was hardly his fault, blame was somewhere between Gordon for pitching badly and Torre for leaving Gordon in so long.Originally posted by: badmouse
I wouldn't be surprised to see Mariano Rivera leaving. George has a habit of thinking superstar pitchers have outlived their usefulness, and ditching them. Wells, Clements, Pettitte, etc.
I hate people who come into other fans' team threads and talk about how much they hate a team especially when its completely irrelevant to the topic and right after a heartbreaking loss. Even the Sox fans have enough class to leave it alone. Or are they just too busy celebrating?Originally posted by: chrisms
After reading this thread, I am even more sure that the Yankees and their fans are bastards.
EDIT: Bastards whose owner spends so much more on his team than any other organization that they are able to be the first to lose a series after leading 3-0. As I Mariners fan, I say go Red Sox
Originally posted by: RedPickle
Originally posted by: Storm
I think Lofton is gone too.
Karsay will have more time to get back into better shape.
Sheffield will get his surgery.
Will the Yanks woo Beltran?
They should definitely sign Lieber to another contract.
Agreed. Lieber has to be signed. Sheff will be better, Giambi I hope will get better also. We need to get healthy. Yes the Yanks will go after Beltran hard, but I think that is a mistake. We need pitching, as evidenced here. Get Hudson now.
I hate people who come into other fans' team threads and talk about how much they hate a team especially when its completely irrelevant to the topic and right after a heartbreaking loss. Even the Sox fans have enough class to leave it alone. Or are they just too busy celebrating? [/quote]Originally posted by: chrisms
After reading this thread, I am even more sure that the Yankees and their fans are bastards.
EDIT: Bastards whose owner spends so much more on his team than any other organization that they are able to be the first to lose a series after leading 3-0. As I Mariners fan, I say go Red Sox
Originally posted by: RedPickle
Originally posted by: Storm
I think Lofton is gone too.
Karsay will have more time to get back into better shape.
Sheffield will get his surgery.
Will the Yanks woo Beltran?
They should definitely sign Lieber to another contract.
Agreed. Lieber has to be signed. Sheff will be better, Giambi I hope will get better also. We need to get healthy. Yes the Yanks will go after Beltran hard, but I think that is a mistake. We need pitching, as evidenced here. Get Hudson now.
Originally posted by: geecee
After seeing Loiaza look halfway decent in the ALCS, I wonder if there's any hope for him staying in a Yankee uniform and actually being useful? As for Beltran, the lineup has enough firepower (unless Giambi really is done and Sheff takes an extended amount of time to recover from shoulder surgery).
Personally, I was really impressed by Miguel Cairo in the series. I hope he stays. He was a smart, gritty, tough, little ballplayer who made all the plays in the field and made every at bat count. And did not quit on his team (Are you listening ARod?) And probably one of the least paid players in the lineup. Sheff was also tough (though well-compensated), playing with a shoulder injury half the season that probably would've sat most players down on the bench. Hopefully he makes a full recovery and plays next year as well.
Originally posted by: faenix
Originally posted by: chrisms
After reading this thread, I am even more sure that the Yankees and their fans are bastards.
EDIT: Bastards whose owner spends so much more on his team than any other organization that they are able to be the first to lose a series after leading 3-0. As I Mariners fan, I say go Red Sox!
After reading your post, I am even more sure that you are a dolt.
Dolt.
Originally posted by: dr150
It has been speculated that Beltran will either go to the Yanks or Angels........
Originally posted by: tagej
Last nights games showed clearly two things. They showed what it great about baseball, and they showed what is so wrong with baseball.
It was great to see the sox and yanks battle it out all the way down to game 7. It was great watching the Cards win in 12 to push it to game 7.
It also showed what's wrong with baseball. The yankees will go out and just take the best players from other teams (Beltran, Zito etc), and be back in the playoffs next year. Meanwhile, other teams with less money still have no chance. It's like playing monopoly where 1 or 2 players start of with 5 times as much money as the rest of the players. Gee, who will win?? I don't blame the yankees, they are simply doing everything they can given the current system to win. I blame baseball owners and union leaders for not getting a proper revenue sharing model or salary cap in place so it's more of a level playing field.
Maybe "quit" IS a bit harsh. Maybe "didn't show up" is more like it. My ARod memories of the last four games are a lot of Ks and weak ground balls when it mattered. Sheff did not hit either in the last four but at least he's got a reason. I'm sure his shoulder must've been bothering him after 5 nights in a row of 4-5 hour games.Originally posted by: Gibson486
How did ARod quit on his team?
Yes, he didn't show up offensively, that's for sure. And SlapRod's little antic not only took his team out of the game (Jeter would have been in scoring pos), but he took the crowd out of the game b/c they started throwing sht and the cops came out. He is easily the goat of this series for NY.Originally posted by: geecee
Maybe "quit" IS a bit harsh. Maybe "didn't show up" is more like it. My ARod memories of the last four games are a lot of Ks and weak ground balls when it mattered. Sheff did not hit either in the last four but at least he's got a reason. I'm sure his shoulder must've been bothering him after 5 nights in a row of 4-5 hour games.Originally posted by: Gibson486
How did ARod quit on his team?
EDIT: shortened post
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Yes, he didn't show up offensively, that's for sure. And SlapRod's little antic not only took his team out of the game (Jeter would have been in scoring pos), but he took the crowd out of the game b/c they started throwing sht and the cops came out. He is easily the goat of this series for NY.Originally posted by: geecee
Maybe "quit" IS a bit harsh. Maybe "didn't show up" is more like it. My ARod memories of the last four games are a lot of Ks and weak ground balls when it mattered. Sheff did not hit either in the last four but at least he's got a reason. I'm sure his shoulder must've been bothering him after 5 nights in a row of 4-5 hour games.Originally posted by: Gibson486
How did ARod quit on his team?
EDIT: shortened post
Very possible. As classy as he is, he still made some severe mistakes, like not walking the Red Sox MVP (Ortiz) to get to Mientkavicz at the end of game 5, which Ortiz made them pay for. Or leaving Gordon in too long to allow Boston to smack him around which set up Rivera's 2nd blown save. Like leaving Vazquez in to face Damon a 2nd time after he hit a G.Slam his last AB. Abusing Gordon, Quantrill, and Rivera too much during the reg season so that they were ineffective during the postseason. Not pitching out on the first pitch with Dave Roberts on first, when everyone and their mom knew he was going to steal (which set up Rivera's first blown save) on that pitch. And the list goes on and on...Originally posted by: RedPickle
Torre gettting fired?