Not in our house
Doug:
So I'm not sure who was the dealt the biggah beat down yestahday, the Canucks or the Weinah?
Mike:
Well, the Canucks still control their own destiny, the Wein? Not so much.
Al:
Hey, did last nights game remind anyone else of Pedro's 13-1 classic ovah the Yankees in the Game 3 of the '99 ALCS?
Al:
I mean in the hole 0-2, first game at home, and it's "Nuh-uh, not in our friggin house."
Mike:
Oh no doubt. And even if you go on to lose the series, these statement games definitely leave you with a memory worth savoring.
Al:
So it's 3 in the Bronx stahting tonight and the Bruins have anothah go at it tomorrow... Is this heaven?
Doug:
Only if we win, guy, only if we win.
As enjoyable as seeing all those pucks go in the net was seeing Thomas level Sedin with a cross check. Classic.
Posted by: soxinsix | 2011.06.07 at 09:13 AM
Boy, was it raucous in the North End after the game last night. Found a bottle of Dr. McGillicuddy's Mint Schnapps outside the front door this morning. There was still a little left at the bottom, so...
Posted by: Bob | 2011.06.07 at 09:17 AM
Six -- Couldn't agree with you more! Timmah completely laid him out. I rewatched that over and over and NEVER got tired of it. Talk about "not in my house", that was a "not in MY crease" statement.
In the meantime, the next installment of "The Greatest Rivalry in Sports" (tm) starts tonight, and it's even on National TV so I get to watch down here in TX. Woo-frickin-hoo! Gonna be a good evening in San Antonio.
Posted by: Rob in CT, er, SA | 2011.06.07 at 09:38 AM
I Love Baseball for what it is and all but I don't think many ballplayers would get out of D Street alive, but I think that the majority of those playing the game last night would. What a tough game.
Posted by: vasoxfan | 2011.06.07 at 09:56 AM
Ditka would, Vasox...
Posted by: Rob in CT, er, SA | 2011.06.07 at 10:02 AM
Fuck Rome.
Posted by: Kaz | 2011.06.07 at 10:23 AM
and the Sedin he rode in on
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2011.06.07 at 10:33 AM
Not only did Thomas deliver a great hit, he delivered a smart and legal one. He leaves Sedin alone with that puck and chances are it's in the goal.
Please take at least 2 of 3 from the Yankees and continue to expose them as not being nearly as good as their record, okay? Okay.
Posted by: ponch | 2011.06.07 at 10:34 AM
I'll trade three Sox losses for three wins by the B's.
Posted by: yazbread | 2011.06.07 at 10:38 AM
Rob in CT ---
Your right I forgot.
and ......
Da Bears,
Da Bears
Da Bears
Da Bears
Da Bears
Da Bears
Da Bears
Da Bears
Da Bears
Remember Chris Farley in the Hula skirt...
Posted by: vasoxfan | 2011.06.07 at 10:43 AM
Lester, Wake and Beckett versus Garcia, Burnett and Sabathia. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say neither team sweeps.
Posted by: Bob | 2011.06.07 at 10:43 AM
T-squared laying out Sedin struck me as a Tek-mashing-his-glove-in-A-Rod's-face moment. Hopefully it leads to a similar outcome.
Posted by: Steve in MD | 2011.06.07 at 11:11 AM
That Marchand goal was the prettiest goal I've ever seen. Shorthanded, no less.
Posted by: da kine | 2011.06.07 at 11:44 AM
If any of you readers don't understand the intensity of the Red Sox vs. Yankee rivalry, perhaps Sarah Palin could explain it to you....
Posted by: VOODOOVERN | 2011.06.07 at 12:30 PM