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Re: How bout them Yankees!?
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06/26/05 11:51 PM
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Hey, they pulled it out in the bottom of the 9th. At least they did get swept by the mutts! btw- I have read this after every win - this is the turning point. 
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Re: How bout them Yankees!?
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06/30/05 02:32 PM
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Yeah, but Soriano's absence at second base has led to the Womack situation, we haven't had a really reliable 2nd baseman since he left. Granted, I liked Enrique Wilson and Miggy Cairo, but Womack hasn't been good (hell, he's in left field now) and Cano shows much promise, on both sides of the ball, but he's still a rookie. Don't get me wrong, A-Rod is awesome, I'm just saying that the trade has caused problems down the road at 2B. BTW, what do y'all think about the trade rumours with the Yankees for Oakland's Kotsay? Mark Kotsay: ESPN.com
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Re: How bout them Yankees!?
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06/30/05 02:39 PM
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Don Andrew
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Originally posted by Double-J: Yeah, but Soriano's absence at second base has led to the Womack situation, we haven't had a really reliable 2nd baseman since he left. Granted, I liked Enrique Wilson and Miggy Cairo, but Womack hasn't been good (hell, he's in left field now) and Cano shows much promise, on both sides of the ball, but he's still a rookie.
Don't get me wrong, A-Rod is awesome, I'm just saying that the trade has caused problems down the road at 2B.
BTW, what do y'all think about the trade rumours with the Yankees for Oakland's Kotsay?
Mark Kotsay: ESPN.com That is very true. BUT, "I neva like dem cockroaches. Wilson & Cairo. I take dem whores to hell mang!" Kotsay is having a good season, and has always been a good player, but I wouldn't be that excited if he came to the Yanks. It would be good for them, but I just wouldn't be that excited... 
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Re: How bout them Yankees!?
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06/30/05 06:16 PM
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Mmm, neither would I, but Bernie is showing his age defensively, though he is still strong at the plate. I dunno, Brandon Inge is hot right now, and seems to be awesome as a utility player, making the top plays list on Sportscenter yesterday in LF, and he's a bloody 3rd baseman by default! Inge would be a nice addition, he's having a great season to this point.
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Re: How bout them Yankees!?
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07/01/05 09:14 PM
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J Geoff
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Originally posted by Irishman12: ...but I wish Johnson was gonna pitch 
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Re: How bout them Yankees!?
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07/02/05 12:01 PM
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Originally posted by Irishman12: .....even if (Johnson) he's not having the best year of his career, he's still obviously 1 of the best (if not THE best) left handed pitcher in the history of the game Well, let's see..... Sanday Koufax Lefty Grove Steve Carlton Warren Spahn At best, he's #3 behind Koufax & Grove, and possibly #5 behind the other two as well.
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