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Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
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Re: Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
posted at 1/1/2013 10:32 PM EST
Well moon we will agree to disagree Happy New year to you
and to every Red Sox fan on this board. Let's hope we have a team
we can be proud of in 2013
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Re: Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
posted at 1/1/2013 10:41 PM EST
In response to EdithBRTN's comment:
Softlaw- a lawyer ruins in the thread title with poor grammar of " Do you try and extend Ellsbury". What a farce but yet Moonslav plays the game.
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Re: Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
posted at 1/1/2013 10:44 PM EST
In response to FantaSox's comment:
Well moon we will agree to disagree Happy New year to you
and to every Red Sox fan on this board. Let's hope we have a team
we can be proud of in 2013
Hope springs eternal.
I will watch every pitch of every game again in 2013. I will root hard for every one of our players.
It's not like I haven't been wrong in the past. I know I will be wrong again.
Happy New Year!
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Re: Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
posted at 1/2/2013 12:48 AM EST
In response to moonslav59's comment:
OK. Jacoby is reckless. I point it out, and therefor I am being ridiculous.Got it.
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Re: Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
posted at 1/2/2013 1:16 AM EST
In response to Schumpeters-Ghost's comment:
In response to moonslav59's comment:
OK. Jacoby is reckless. I point it out, and therefor I am being ridiculous.Got it.
He plays hard. You must have never played sports. It's pretty obvious.
Wrong again Sherlock.I played hard and a bit reckless myself, but I knew enough to not put my team mates at risk by not warning them I was barreling towards them. It's not that hard to do.
I love the fact that Jacoby goes all out in the field, but I have an issue with him not calling for bloopers. This fact and his all out style lends itself to being a bit more injury prone than the average player.
What's so hard to understand about this? It's just one aspect of his overall profile.
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Re: Do you try and extend Ellsbury?
posted at 1/2/2013 12:32 PM EST
In response to EdithBRTN's comment:
Injury-prone is a medical term and nothing else. If an outfielder has bad judgement and gets into a collision with another player then he is RECKLESS. Why do you people get into arguments over semantics. There is no way to prove that Beltre or Ellsbury were RECKLESS unless you can read their minds. Why not do what 99% of RSN does and decide that it was a freak accident.
I doubt 99% of RSN agrees on anything.Even if they did, it doesn't make true.
There is proof that Ellsbury was reckless. Ignoring it does not make it go away.
Labelling it a "freak accident" does not make it so.
Beltre did what every IF'er is supposed to do: no mind reading needed there.