acsguitar wrote:So how many Red Sox showed up? Was Vaughn the "Token" Red Sox that mitchell put on the list
Manny Alexander Paxton Crawford Jeremy Giambi Josias Manzanillo Roger Clemens Mo Vaughn Chris Donnels Mike Lansing Kent Mercker Mike Stanton Eric Gagne Brendan Donnelly Steve Woodard
Clemens...that is a good point. Every seems to be putting him in the Yankee category, but his best years were in Boston and one of the little blurbs I read said that he had used in 1998 and before. Clemens is a prominent member of both franchises, and will be the sole guy to really stir up baseball.
BronXBombers51 wrote:Clemens...that is a good point. Every seems to be putting him in the Yankee category, but his best years were in Boston and one of the little blurbs I read said that he had used in 1998 and before. Clemens is a prominent member of both franchises, and will be the sole guy to really stir up baseball.
The earliest reports I've read was 1998 when he was with Toronto and obviously he hasn't played with the Red Sox since then, just the Yankees and the Astros.
0-3 to 4-3. Worst choke in the history of baseball. Enough said.
Manny Alexander- Who Paxton Crawford- Who Jeremy Giambi- Who Josias Manzanillo- Who Roger Clemens- Yankee Mo Vaughn- Token Chris Donnels- Who Mike Lansing- Who Kent Mercker- Who cares Mike Stanton- Yankee Eric Gagne- Dodger/washed up Brendan Donnelly- Angel/nobody Steve Woodard- Didn't he play piano for Traffic
BronXBombers51 wrote:Clemens...that is a good point. Every seems to be putting him in the Yankee category, but his best years were in Boston and one of the little blurbs I read said that he had used in 1998 and before. Clemens is a prominent member of both franchises, and will be the sole guy to really stir up baseball.
The earliest reports I've read was 1998 when he was with Toronto and obviously he hasn't played with the Red Sox since then, just the Yankees and the Astros.
Right - if anything, this almost supports the theory that Duquette was right when he let Clemens go and that steroids helped resurrect his career afterwards.
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Pogotheostrich wrote:Didn't everyone already know he worked with the Red Sox?
Mitchell is a director of the Boston Red Sox, as well as chairman of The Walt Disney Co., the parent of ESPN.
Mitchell said his role with the Red Sox will not create a conflict. "If, in any way, anyone associated with the Red Sox is implicated, they will be treated just like everyone else," he said.
Is that why ESPN stinks and sucks , it is run by Disney? A-HA! It's so clear to me now.
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Pogotheostrich wrote:Didn't everyone already know he worked with the Red Sox?
Mitchell is a director of the Boston Red Sox, as well as chairman of The Walt Disney Co., the parent of ESPN.
Mitchell said his role with the Red Sox will not create a conflict. "If, in any way, anyone associated with the Red Sox is implicated, they will be treated just like everyone else," he said.
Is that why ESPN stinks and sucks , it is run by Disney? A-HA! It's so clear to me now.
And why do you think ESPN gives sexy time to the Red Sox constantly
acsguitar wrote:And why do you think ESPN gives sexy time to the Red Sox constantly
I hate how when they show highlights of a game on Sportscenter they feature a superstar who went 0/5 instead of someone who isn't a "household name" who threw an 8 innings shut out. That happens a lot.
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acsguitar wrote:And why do you think ESPN gives sexy time to the Red Sox constantly
I hate how when they show highlights of a game on Sportscenter they feature a superstar who went 0/5 instead of someone who isn't a "household name" who threw an 8 innings shut out. That happens a lot.
ESPN is a total joke and so are the majority of their "Reporters" and "Radio Personalities".
Earlier Colin Cowpie was saying how after everyone older then 50 dies no one will watch baseball and that he has the "Numbers". He's a moron.
Pogotheostrich wrote: I'm just saying why make a big deal about it now when it was public knowledge 20 months ago? Cause no one thought his report was going to have any teeth and now they want to discredit him.
Well obviously I didn't know 20 months ago hence the thread. Why make a thread about anything its so pointless man, This forum would rock if it had 0 threads and we all stared at a blank page
acsguitar wrote: Well obviously I didn't know 20 months ago hence the thread. Why make a thread about anything its so pointless man, This forum would rock if it had 0 threads and we all stared at a blank page