Kuroyume said:HEY GUYS I HAVE TO ASK YOU SOMETHING...
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
ASSTRONOMIC FAILURE BY THE ASSTROS!
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?!
Kuroyume said:4 games at Boston? Isn't it only 3 with the final two in NY?
just like schilling/pedro should win games 1/2?arroyo/wakefield should win games 3/4
Early in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series, Yankees catcher Jorge Posada stepped on and buried the two tiny cameras Fox Sports had embedded in the dirt in front of home plate.
The cameras, called DiamondCams, are used to provide low-angle shots of the batter.
Eminem said:arroyo/wakefield should win games 3/4, lowe will lose/schilling should win 5,
olimario said:Kuroyume is the most annoying sports fan I've ever witnessed. 'Asstros' was terribly unclever the first time I heard it...
Miguel said:Leave the little bandwagoner alone. We know he won't be around when the Yanks lose a game.
Sactown said:Mussina + Lieber = best 1 2 punch in baseball
Rivera = best closer in baseball
1-5 of the Yankee lineup = best hitters in baseball
Yankees = best team in baseball
theo said:Schilling will not start game 5...DEREK LOWE will be the starter.
good lord this is bad.
Joe said:
Fox: We have
dirt on Jorge
Fox Sports catches Jorge Posada trying to cover up in-ground cameras with dirt before stomping them out.
Either Jorge Posada has been reading George Orwell's "1984" about "Big Brother watching" or he's simply seen too much of the Bill Murray movie "Groundhog Day."
The folks at Fox Sports sure would like to know why the Yankee catcher saw fit to stomp out and destroy their in-ground mini-cameras in front of home plate that are designed to give a different view of the hitters.
According to Fox officials, it all happened in the first two innings of Game 1 and they have the videotape to prove it. Before the game, Fox technicians noticed that someone had pushed dirt all over the front of the camera lenses so that they weren't able to function. But after an aide rushed out to clear the dirt off the lenses in the top of the first inning, Posada was seen covering them all up again. Then, after Fox crewmen cleared them again in the top of the second inning, Posada walked over and was caught on tape stomping on the lenses, rendering them non-functional.
The special cameras have been approved for use through an agreement with Fox, MLB, the players' association and the Yankees, and upon being alerted to the incident by Fox officials, Chuck Torres, MLB's Manager of Broadcasting Operations, went to Yankee GM Brian Cashman and Joe Torre, who reportedly told Posada to cease and desist.
Just why Posada was so determined to stomp out the cameras is unclear, although one baseball official said there was talk that both Posada and Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek thought the cameras were being used to steal the catchers' signs. "Either that," the official said, "or Jorge just didn't like the idea of having his cup on national TV."
9:29 -- Reason No. 5,437 to hate the Yankees: What about the Yankees organist repeatedly playing the "Let's Go Yankees" song, knowing that everyone will just chant "Who's Your Daddy?" to the same song? God, I hate the Yankees.
9:47 -- Speaking of the Sports Gal, we just had this exchange:
-- Her: "Why is A-Rod wearing purple lipstick?"
-- Me: "That's not lipstick ... his lips are blue from kissing Jeter's butt."
(I'm so bitter right now ... I'm just lashing out at everybody.)
Miguel said:Just saying...a man can hope.
Miguel said:You obviously don't know Pete "GET ME OUT OF HERE...wait, it's only the 1st inning" Munro
brooklyngooner said:What exactly do you base this certainty on? Arroyo is very good at best, but with an over 4 ERA. Brown may have been hurt, but there's a far higher ceiling for him than Arroyo, and I don't think even the most jaded Sox fan would want Arroyo over Brown in a playoff situation down 0-2; the advantage certainly is NOWHERE near as in the bag as you make it sound. Brown has thrown big postseason games and done well; Arroyo has never thrown a game this big before. Wakefield pitches very well against the Yanks, but he's a knuckleball pitcher, which makes his performance less predictable than others, and its likely Duque starts game 4. As for Schill, even if he does pitch, he's nowhere near 100% with a torn tendon for 5.
Much as it pains me to say it, it's as likely there's a sweep as there is the Sox take games 3 and 4.