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OP backtracking.......
Terminally dense troll being humor challenged beyond belief and back.
OP backtracking.......
Terminally dense troll being humor challenged beyond belief and back.
Further proof that Philly fans are 100% douchebags as well. The one thing they remain consistent at year after year.![]()
Unbelievable comeback. Further proving that the Bank is one of the hardest places to win at. Lyon choked like a champ once Philly fans started getting loud.
Further proof that Philly fans are 100% douchebags as well. The one thing they remain consistent at year after year.![]()
Didn't they lead the NL in comeback wins last year? Either that or 2nd most, iirc.
Ok, announcer interviewing (Big) Ben (I Left My Heart in San) Fransisco just said, "Only two teams in MLB had more comeback wins last year."
Have any fans puked on little girls yet in the stands?
Not that Dodger fans critically injuring Giant fans in the parking lot yesterday was much better....
Two bad ideas in sports: Wearing the opposing jersey at a Oakland Raiders home game, or a Dodgers home game.
Go Angels!
Didn't they lead the NL in comeback wins last year? Either that or 2nd most, iirc.
Ok, announcer interviewing (Big) Ben (I Left My Heart in San) Fransisco just said, "Only two teams in MLB had more comeback wins last year."
... and everyone knows no bilge ever spews from you.Further proof that Philly fans are 100% douchebags as well. The one thing they remain consistent at year after year.![]()
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These are the true Philadelphia Phllies fans, FNE.The four-time NL East champion Phillies stunned the baseball world when they swept in and signed Lee to a $120 million, five-year contract in December. Lee turned down more money from the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers to return to Philadelphia.
Fans quickly fell in love with Lee upon his arrival in a trade with Cleveland in July 2009. He became almost a cult hero after a sensational postseason, going 4-0 and earning Philadelphia's only two wins against the Yankees in the World Series.
But Lee was dealt to Seattle on the same day the Phillies acquired Halladay from Toronto in December 2009 because management feared he would leave in free agency. Fans bemoaned the trade on talk radio every day until he came back.
They showed their love every chance they got Saturday night.
Lee received a rousing standing ovation during pregame introductions. Fans stayed on their feet and continued applauding for his entire walk from the bullpen to the dugout.
Lee got another ovation when he came to the plate in the second. He even got cheers on his way back to the dugout after striking out and running to first because the ball eluded catcher J.R. Towles.
From tonight's game:
These are the true Philadelphia Phllies fans, FNE.
Everyone with a clue here knows you're nothing but a butthurt, hack, partisan P&N troll, a genuinely unpleasant, one-note loser-in-life whose real life resemblance to the porky-fat version of Rush Limbaugh is as uncanny as it is oddly appropriate.
You just came here to troll me. Please go back to the viper's pit of P&N. Your trolling is not welcome here.
I don't remember mentioning your name. Got some sort of complex or something? :whiste: BTW, I think I found your picture:
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I think you might want to step back a bit and get some perspective on things.
