Nothing left to say
Just win tonight.
Mike:
Well…
Doug:
Mmm-hmm
Mike:
Yep.
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Just win tonight.
Mike:
Well…
Doug:
Mmm-hmm
Mike:
Yep.
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I'm not a Mainer, but Ayeh.
So what's up with Cashmire Sweater on 3 days rest?
Posted by: Bob | 2008.10.16 at 09:09 AM
Ayuh.
Posted by: da kine | 2008.10.16 at 09:13 AM
You beat me, Bob.
Posted by: da kine | 2008.10.16 at 09:14 AM
...
Posted by: Daubie | 2008.10.16 at 09:15 AM
Because they have nothing to lose.
Posted by: vasoxfan | 2008.10.16 at 09:18 AM
But I think you spelled it correctly. I guess.
Posted by: Bob | 2008.10.16 at 09:19 AM
TR had it right- time to "speak softly and carry (the) big stick"
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2008.10.16 at 09:24 AM
Bats must come alive
Leather gloved broads stay away
Stop fucking around
Posted by: louclinton | 2008.10.16 at 09:25 AM
You said a mouthful, hb.
Let's get it on!
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2008.10.16 at 09:26 AM
Matsuzaka has dodged the walks/bases loaded situation all season long. He sold his soul to the devil in spring training and the bill comes due tonight.
Posted by: yazbread | 2008.10.16 at 09:34 AM
I am a Mainer but ayuh makes my ears ache. How bout wicked awesome guy? As in that that dicek is wicked awesome guy.
Posted by: jfm | 2008.10.16 at 09:39 AM
yeap
Posted by: rolo | 2008.10.16 at 09:41 AM
Bert and I are going to work on the Bluebird tonight while listening to the game.
Posted by: yazbread | 2008.10.16 at 09:48 AM
Hopefully they'll all have something fun to yak about tomorrow ;D
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2008.10.16 at 09:49 AM
I'm a Vermonter and it is spelled Yup, and the state bird is the Jesum Crow.
Posted by: Steve2 | 2008.10.16 at 10:11 AM
wasn't there a King Of The Hill episode like this?
Posted by: MattOfCT | 2008.10.16 at 10:31 AM
Boomhauer: "YeahIlltellyuwhatthosedamnraysfriggingsuchmotherguessIshouldntsaythatfword,uhhhmm."
Dale: "Let's fill Fenway with rodent gas! It's brilliant!"
Hank: "Dale, you are an ass. That would kill the Rays AND the Red Sox."
Dale: "Yes, but at least the Rays wouldn't advance."
Bill: "I'm lonely..."
Posted by: Bob | 2008.10.16 at 10:52 AM
So I'm just now learning that there are King of the Hill fans among you. Great show.
Posted by: h.b | 2008.10.16 at 11:29 AM
Bob, that was really funny! And yeah, hb, some of us out here really love propane and propane accessories.
Posted by: nopinkhat4me | 2008.10.16 at 11:41 AM
Okaaaay...
Posted by: Betsy in Rhode Island | 2008.10.16 at 11:56 AM
Hit the ball
Throw the ball
Catch the ball
We had the second best BA and OPS in the league, fourth best ERA and tied for best fielding percentage. Why are we finding these three things so hard to do all of a sudden?
Posted by: Steve in MD | 2008.10.16 at 12:05 PM
I am throwing a bottle of gin into our volcano for good luck. Maybe Madam Pele can pull it out for us!
Posted by: Kailua Phil | 2008.10.16 at 12:42 PM
Allens coffee brandy might work better :)
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2008.10.16 at 12:59 PM
Kailua Phil, when I worked in Honolulu, the local ad award show was called The Peles.
When I left to go back to Boston, I took some volcanic rock with me just for good luck.
(Yes, I'm kidding. For those who don't know, taking even the slightest bit of volcanic material with you --- even by accident on he bottom of your shoes --- ensures horrible luck.)
Posted by: Bob | 2008.10.16 at 02:03 PM
Shit! What's this rocky black material on the bottom of my old shoes?
Posted by: Bob | 2008.10.16 at 02:04 PM
Bob/Kailua Phil, there are a couple of display cases at the Armed Forces Rec Center on the Big Island filled with letters and lava that people have sent back to the island after returning home - each letter a tale of woe worthy of a Shakesperian tragedy. It's worth checking out if you're in the area - although I'm not sure what the security arrangements are these days...
Posted by: Steve in MD | 2008.10.16 at 04:02 PM
i said this last year and it worked so what the hell. here goes.... THE SOX ARE DONE...wait till next year
Posted by: -mikeya2k1 | 2008.10.16 at 04:07 PM
Grill the Rays tonight.
Taste the meat, not the heat.
Posted by: SoxSweepAgain | 2008.10.16 at 04:09 PM
Haven't we been here before? The future is ours and we'll be the ones who go on.
Posted by: Kaz | 2008.10.16 at 06:38 PM
Looks like the haters get their wish :(
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2008.10.16 at 10:49 PM
Which game are you watching, Rich?
Posted by: Son of Hamulack | 2008.10.16 at 11:50 PM
No one in the chat room (but me).
Posted by: mwl | 2008.10.17 at 12:13 AM
Woo!
And did I mention:
Hoo!
Posted by: Bob | 2008.10.17 at 12:17 AM
Ain't over yet!
Posted by: RonF | 2008.10.17 at 12:17 AM
JAAAAAAYYYYYYYY DEEEEEEEEEEEEE DREWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!
Now THAT was a come back! Going to Tampa!!
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2008.10.17 at 12:19 AM
Uh-huh.
Posted by: Kaz | 2008.10.17 at 12:27 AM
Fuck yeah. "Mantle-like power."
Posted by: Larry Here | 2008.10.17 at 12:36 AM
fuck yea beeoch!!!!
Posted by: past a diving jeter | 2008.10.17 at 01:33 AM
I laugh lustily at all the chumps who left early. They should be banned from Fenway until they promise to be better people.
Posted by: Jimbeau | 2008.10.17 at 02:01 AM
Thank God for T.S. Eliot. I'll explain later.
Posted by: soxdownunder | 2008.10.17 at 02:06 AM
"Thank God for T.S. Eliot."
What's to explain?
Posted by: Jimbeau | 2008.10.17 at 02:07 AM
With one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel. That's what it seems to take for the mighty BoSox to embrace the situation. Damn! That game blew the cholesteral right outa my arteries.
Posted by: lazlo freem | 2008.10.17 at 07:21 AM
I'm reminded of the scene in Fever Pitch where Fallon's character goes to the birthday party and misses the greatest comeback ever.
There will be divorces over this...
Posted by: Steve in MD | 2008.10.17 at 07:25 AM
Since I've prayed since 1985 for the Sox to win a series I have to confront the possibility that it just took God a long time to answer and once he got back to me he's just been filling things in on my Sox wish list as they come up.
Great game.
Posted by: maggie tozier | 2008.10.17 at 07:53 AM
I'd forgotten how that felt!
Posted by: Daniel Rubin | 2008.10.17 at 08:30 AM