Same OLD story for Yankees
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Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 11:12 AM EDT
No matter how much money the Yankees spend or how many pharmasuticals they take, they just can't seem to beat the red sox. Now they are stuck with the ancient Posada at first. Yankee fans are going to have to face facts that there in for a long year. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 12:19 PM EDT
well smiley, I really wouldn't say that they were "stuck" with Posada at first base. didn't he get on 4 times last night? his catching days may be over but the guy can still hit. and as far as text is concerned, I've taken a few shots on my legs when I played college and park league. I really felt for him and hope he feels better soon. just not too soon if you catch my drift. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 12:40 PM EDT
Hmmm, so far no Yankee fans have taken your bait.
Maybe they have finally learned or they are all still in bed. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 1:00 PM EDT
It does seem like Jeter has gotten old in a hurry, was watching the Yanks on the west coast and all he does is hit routine grounballs sort of watching a righthanded JD Drew -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 1:48 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees:Hmmm, so far no Yankee fans have taken your bait. Maybe they have finally learned or they are all still in bed.
Posted by ZILLAGOD
His hyphenated pals will show up and take up the slack until they arrive. It's only a matter of time. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 2:31 PM EDT
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Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 2:45 PM EDT
Aren't the hyphenated people Red Sox fans? Why would they take the bait? please explain?
Speaking of baiters, where are Bosox1941, BaseballDr, and Redsox-11? Babe is active but nobody is taking his bait anymore. Harv53 is retired from Red Sox bashing? -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 2:49 PM EDT
Aren't the hyphenated people Red Sox fans? Why would they take the bait? please explain?
Speaking of baiters, where are Bosox1941, BaseballDr, and Redsox-11? Babe is active but nobody is taking his bait anymore. Harv53 is retired from Red Sox bashing? -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 3:04 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees:Aren't the hyphenated people Red Sox fans? Why would they take the bait? please explain? Speaking of baiters, where are Bosox1941, BaseballDr, and Redsox-11? Babe is active but nobody is taking his bait anymore. Harv53 is retired from Red Sox bashing?
Posted by Your-Echo
The hyphenated people are part of the yankee baiting ensemble troop. Their characters show up to throw fuel on the fire, once a few yankee fans are foolish enough to respond to the Smiley character. They are also used sometimes to keep things moving until the prey shows up.
Then, the childish back and forth begins, with all of the insults from both sides. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 3:19 PM EDT
In Response to Same OLD story for Yankees:No matter how much money the Yankees spend or how many pharmasuticals they take, they just can't seem to beat the red sox. Now they are stuck with the ancient Posada at first. Yankee fans are going to have to face facts that there in for a long year.
Posted by Smiley-Lives
ancient Wakefield you mean?. Don't count your chicks before the egg hatch..
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Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 3:26 PM EDT
Smiley could have stated it differently.
Yankee 2011 payroll is $202 mil.
Red Sox 2011 payroll is $164 mil.
Red Sox have won six out of seven games so far this season vs. Yankees.
In the past decade many more Yankee players have confessed to using steroids or are going to court over it.
The old quote is "It is not what you say but how you say it".
Burrito likes him and Nagy doesn't.
Everyone is different. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 4:18 PM EDT
In Response to Same OLD story for Yankees:No matter how much money the Yankees spend or how many pharmasuticals they take, they just can't seem to beat the red sox. Now they are stuck with the ancient Posada at first. Yankee fans are going to have to face facts that there in for a long year.
Posted by Smiley-Lives
"...or how many pharmasuticals, they take..." Lol. That one will go down as a classic. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 5:05 PM EDT
Yankees have a great chance to win it tonight.
Oh wait, Burnett is pitching .. popeye the head case ... guess the Yanks have a lot of work to do, he will be throwing gopher balls tonight.
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Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 5:06 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees:In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees : The hyphenated people are part of the yankee baiting ensemble troop. Their characters show up to throw fuel on the fire, once a few yankee fans are foolish enough to respond to the Smiley character. They are also used sometimes to keep things moving until the prey shows up. Then, the childish back and forth begins, with all of the insults from both sides.
Posted by MikeNagy
Mike , you are a classic anti hyphenite.
Why must you persecute our people? -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 5:42 PM EDT
Joba going on the DL
Joba Chamberlain going on the DL with a strained flexor muscle. Apparently it’s something he’s had for a while.
Hector Noesi optioned to Triple-A.
Amauri Sanit called up from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.yankee problems continue.
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Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:14 PM EDT
Same old story for the Yankees! This is for educational purposes for the youngster who initiated this thread. The Yankees have a huge run differential compared to their AL East opponents so far this year head to head record notwithstanding. You will not get that type of information on ESPN because it's not controversial. The Yankees have accomplished more in the current decade obviously as well as in the modern era of baseball than the Red Sox franchise which disappeared for years while the Yankees were winning championships year in and year out. How many division titles (a legitimate right to a postseason appearance) have the Red Sox won over the past 15 years? Answer one and without the wildcard they would have been in the postseason once since 1996. The Sox have more WS wins than they have division wins. The Red Sox have beaten the Yankees 4 straight times at their home ballpark for the first time since 1939 (just before WW II for you kids at home). The Yankees have enjoyed countless Boston Massacres (4 wins in a row at Fenway) from 1939 to the present. The Red Sox have kept pace relatively speaking financially with the Yankees since the new ownership group arrived on the scene. The 2007 Red Sox enjoyed the highest payroll differential between 2 teams competing in the WS in the history of the sport by a huge margin which did not include a $51MM posting fee. The difference between them and that of the Rockies was twice as much as the Yankees' advantage over the 4 teams combined they beat in the WS in 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2000. I understand your pride in your team, but you cannot rewrite baseball history with a shallow observation. Same old story for the Yankees are division titles, pennants and World Championships. Same old story for the Sox is much much much less than that. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:14 PM EDT
So they call drug problems flexor muscles now? -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:37 PM EDT
I would love to see the Yankees drop off and stink for a couple of years as much as anyone, but can we wait until it happens before we start celebrating it? Yes, they're older. Yes, they're all over-paid. But they're still tied for first place, and it's the Yankees, they seem to find a way (trade, money) to keep themselves a factor year after year. I'm a Sox fan and even I find it lame to be bragging about beating the Yankees in June. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:38 PM EDT
Really Wilcy, we need to split hairs about how one gets to the world series? Wild Card Teams are scrappy and awesome. Don't tell me you'd rather win a division and lose in a series than win via a wild card. If you won via the wild card you'd be just as pompous as ever. That's the Yankee Way. Spit on those that hang up Division Title Pennants instead of Championship Pennants, and then turn around and spit on the Championship Pennants that weren't won via a Division Title. And you probably wonder why everyone hates Yankee Fans.
But you're right, no one should insinuate that the Yankees have a history of failure. That's just assinine.
You're going down though. Wakefield is gonna Yoda your boys into submission tonight. I can't wait to watch Old Man Time work his magic once again. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:43 PM EDT
I was walking down Main street the other day and saw a hyphenated man approaching me. I quickly decided to cross the street to avoid him. Mind you, I have nothing against hyphenated types and several of my acquaintances have hyphenated names but why go looking for trouble when you can avoid it. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:45 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees:In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees : The hyphenated people are part of the yankee baiting ensemble troop. Their characters show up to throw fuel on the fire, once a few yankee fans are foolish enough to respond to the Smiley character. They are also used sometimes to keep things moving until the prey shows up. Then, the childish back and forth begins, with all of the insults from both sides.
Posted by MikeNagy
Sort of like porn fluffers. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:48 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees:In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees : Mike , you are a classic anti hyphenite. Why must you persecute our people?
Posted by small-package
Hyphen post of the year. Maybe of all time. -
Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 6:58 PM EDT
WilcyMoore:"The Yankees have a huge run differential compared to their AL East opponents so far this year head to head record notwithstanding".
Runs
Toronto 300
NYY 297
Boston 296
Texas 291
RBI
NYY 289
Boston 285
Toronto 283
Texas 274
BA
Boston .270
Texas .264
Toronto .263
Detroit .262
KC .259
Clev .256
LAA .255
Chi .254
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Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 7:28 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Same OLD story for Yankees:Really Wilcy, we need to split hairs about how one gets to the world series? Wild Card Teams are scrappy and awesome. Don't tell me you'd rather win a division and lose in a series than win via a wild card. If you won via the wild card you'd be just as pompous as ever. That's the Yankee Way. Spit on those that hang up Division Title Pennants instead of Championship Pennants, and then turn around and spit on the Championship Pennants that weren't won via a Division Title. And you probably wonder why everyone hates Yankee Fans. But you're right, no one should insinuate that the Yankees have a history of failure. That's just assinine. You're going down though. Wakefield is gonna Yoda your boys into submission tonight. I can't wait to watch Old Man Time work his magic once again.
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Re: Same OLD story for Yankees
posted at 6/8/2011 7:38 PM EDT
Wow, at $164 million dollars the Red Sox actually have a winning record and the Yankees at $204 Million dollars might win the World Series, fans of both teams must be so proud of their achievements. And when a light weight like the Giants or Reds win the World Series whats the excuse next? Pathetic