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Archive for September, 2003

A River in Egypt

So, was there a game last night? Something told me to stop watching after the Sox scored a couple runs in the top of the 7th…
“I stunk,” Sauerbeck said. “I’ve stunk since I’ve been here. I’ve got a week to figure it out and try to get it straight so I can actually help […]

September 21, 2003 in Uncategorized
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Ante up, ladies and germs

OK; I was cruising around baseball-reference.com this morning, when I noticed there are some available players. Just for the hell of it, PSF.com now sponsors Mike Timlin for the next year for a measly $10.
In perusing some other available players, there are 2 available in the Sox rotation that I’d like to have PSF.com […]

September 20, 2003 in Uncategorized
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He’s no automatic tranny

‘Cause he’s got clutch.

AB

H

2b

HR

RBI

AVG

OBP

SLG

209

77

18

15

53

.368

.545

.670

OK, that’s a silly joke. However, those are Manny’s numbers in September since joining the Sox. Sure, clutch is usually defined by close and late, or 2 out RBI, or numbers with runners in scoring position. But every at bat in September, especitally THIS September, is huge.
Sox take the […]

September 19, 2003 in Uncategorized
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“I’ve never heard of half of these guys…

… and the ones I do know are way past their prime.”
“Most of these guys never had a prime.”
“This guy here is dead! ”
“Well, cross him off then.” Classic.
OK; that’s a little extreme…but it’s almost how many Sox fans undoubtedly felt when they saw the lineup last night. Sad when the highlight of the […]

September 18, 2003 in Uncategorized
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Assembly Line Offense

Last night’s 8th inning was a nice piece of manufacturing runs. Nomar leadoff double, followed by a grounder to the right side to advance him to third. I’m guessing Pinella hasn’t seen the numbers for Ortiz after a Manny IBB, but he improved to 6 for 10 last night. Not only did […]

September 17, 2003 in Uncategorized
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Nice Trend

 
Score

IP

H

ER

OAK
L 2-3

6

2

0

SEA
W 6-1

7.1

5

1

NYY
W 10-5

6

5

5

CWS
W 5-4

7

10

2

BAL
W 9-2

6

6

1

TB
W 8-2

8

4

2

That’s 5 very good starts, and one so-so one. Could this be the return of the 2002 Lowe that the Sox need to cement their playoff hopes and to actually give them a chance in the postseason? Let’s hope so. A Lowe like this, combined with […]

September 16, 2003 in Uncategorized
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TCB

Elvis’ favorite expression was TCB. He had it painted on his plane, among other things. Now that the Sox schedule is made up of Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Baltimore, they absolutely need to take care of business. 7 vs. the Devil Rays, win 5. 4 vs. the Orioles, win 3. 3 […]

September 15, 2003 in Uncategorized
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Busy, Busy

Haven’t had much time to update the past couple of days…yesterday went to UConn/BC and today am headed up to Boston for the rubber game.
Only a 1/2 game lead in the Wild Card now, but I don’t think that’s cause for too much concern. Seattle has a tough road ahead of them in the […]

September 14, 2003 in Uncategorized
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Apologist Manifesto

7-2 road trip. 14 of the last 19. Pedro looked like Pedro. Manny en fuego since Mannygate. Mueller and Ortiz continue to shine. Holding steady with the WC lead and within shouting distance (barely) for the division. With 17 games left.
What’s not to like about being a Red Sox […]

September 11, 2003 in Uncategorized
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Strange Attitude

Nice win last night; Lowe wasn’t as sharp as his line may indicate, but you really can’t complain too much about that. Seattle loses, so the WC lead is increased…Yanks get by Detroit in late innings, so the East deficit remains the same.
More strangeness from Little today:
“When we bring guys in from that bullpen […]

September 10, 2003 in Uncategorized
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