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Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 12:15
by madhatter
SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:brownman wrote:Take solace in the 27.
Getting to the #4 slot this season is what I'm referring to ... Bucky.
yanks will seal the deal as far as a WC appearance I'd think, but hey who knows...sox fans are always gleeful about any postseason appearance as a measure of success, except when they don't make it...yanks may not be a powerhouse or the odds on favorite this year but they still make the "playoffs" nearly every season, a sort of bottom line of acceptable outcomes.. much easier to count the times they don't make it... With the sox it's quite the opposite...
I'm always happy to see the yanks make a postseason appearance though no doubt disappointed if they are eliminated at any point during... as any fan of any team would be in similar circumstances...
They haven't gotten there yet as the Sox refuse to lay down for them.
Three in a row against the EE's best pitchers.
nope... but they're not double digits out, not eliminated and still have a 2.5 game lead w what 4 games left to play? no one wants to back in of course but all sox fans got is yankee hatred to cheer for at this point...any real hopes they had for a postseason appearance ended in may...
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 12:59
by SnoBrdr
madhatter wrote:SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:brownman wrote:Take solace in the 27.
Getting to the #4 slot this season is what I'm referring to ... Bucky.
yanks will seal the deal as far as a WC appearance I'd think, but hey who knows...sox fans are always gleeful about any postseason appearance as a measure of success, except when they don't make it...yanks may not be a powerhouse or the odds on favorite this year but they still make the "playoffs" nearly every season, a sort of bottom line of acceptable outcomes.. much easier to count the times they don't make it... With the sox it's quite the opposite...
I'm always happy to see the yanks make a postseason appearance though no doubt disappointed if they are eliminated at any point during... as any fan of any team would be in similar circumstances...
They haven't gotten there yet as the Sox refuse to lay down for them.
Three in a row against the EE's best pitchers.
nope... but they're not double digits out, not eliminated and still have a 2.5 game lead w what 4 games left to play? no one wants to back in of course but all sox fans got is yankee hatred to cheer for at this point...any real hopes they had for a postseason appearance ended in may...
And your point is?
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 13:18
by junior
SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:brownman wrote:Take solace in the 27.
Getting to the #4 slot this season is what I'm referring to ... Bucky.
yanks will seal the deal as far as a WC appearance I'd think, but hey who knows...sox fans are always gleeful about any postseason appearance as a measure of success, except when they don't make it...yanks may not be a powerhouse or the odds on favorite this year but they still make the "playoffs" nearly every season, a sort of bottom line of acceptable outcomes.. much easier to count the times they don't make it... With the sox it's quite the opposite...
I'm always happy to see the yanks make a postseason appearance though no doubt disappointed if they are eliminated at any point during... as any fan of any team would be in similar circumstances...
They haven't gotten there yet as the Sox refuse to lay down for them.
Three in a row against the EE's best pitchers.
nope... but they're not double digits out, not eliminated and still have a 2.5 game lead w what 4 games left to play? no one wants to back in of course but all sox fans got is yankee hatred to cheer for at this point...any real hopes they had for a postseason appearance ended in may...
And your point is?
OH OH OH ..I know I know!!! (But I'll let you handle it Maddy, considering he is asking for "your point".)
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 13:34
by brownman
Bottom line ... #28 is not in sight.
Red Sox next year have a better chance than NY this year
Limping into the WC game is an excellent exit strategy.
Angels/Astros ... doesn't matter. NY does not close games.
Big Picture ... Jays may 'have' the Cards ... figuratively and literally.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 13:42
by madhatter
junior wrote:SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:yanks will seal the deal as far as a WC appearance I'd think, but hey who knows...sox fans are always gleeful about any postseason appearance as a measure of success, except when they don't make it...yanks may not be a powerhouse or the odds on favorite this year but they still make the "playoffs" nearly every season, a sort of bottom line of acceptable outcomes.. much easier to count the times they don't make it... With the sox it's quite the opposite...
I'm always happy to see the yanks make a postseason appearance though no doubt disappointed if they are eliminated at any point during... as any fan of any team would be in similar circumstances...
They haven't gotten there yet as the Sox refuse to lay down for them.
Three in a row against the EE's best pitchers.
nope... but they're not double digits out, not eliminated and still have a 2.5 game lead w what 4 games left to play?
no one wants to back in of course but all sox fans got is yankee hatred to cheer for at this point...any real hopes they had for a postseason appearance ended in may...
And your point is?
OH OH OH ..I know I know!!! (But I'll let you handle it Maddy, considering he is asking for "your point".)
I thought it was quite clear...hopefully the big bold font helps clear things up...
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 13:44
by junior
Maybe if you type s-l-o-w-e-r he will get it.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 14:43
by SnoBrdr
junior wrote:SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:SnoBrdr wrote:madhatter wrote:yanks will seal the deal as far as a WC appearance I'd think, but hey who knows...sox fans are always gleeful about any postseason appearance as a measure of success, except when they don't make it...yanks may not be a powerhouse or the odds on favorite this year but they still make the "playoffs" nearly every season, a sort of bottom line of acceptable outcomes.. much easier to count the times they don't make it... With the sox it's quite the opposite...
I'm always happy to see the yanks make a postseason appearance though no doubt disappointed if they are eliminated at any point during... as any fan of any team would be in similar circumstances...
They haven't gotten there yet as the Sox refuse to lay down for them.
Three in a row against the EE's best pitchers.
nope... but they're not double digits out, not eliminated and still have a 2.5 game lead w what 4 games left to play?
no one wants to back in of course but all sox fans got is yankee hatred to cheer for at this point...any real hopes they had for a postseason appearance ended in may...
And your point is?
OH OH OH ..I know I know!!! (But I'll let you handle it Maddy, considering he is asking for "your point".)
I thought it was quite clear...hopefully the big bold font helps clear things up...[/quote]
I think we can stipulate to all those facts, so actually you had nothing new to add.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 14:45
by junior
Beware of fools & trolls here, they lurk everywhere.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 15:55
by brownman
To the statement beginning "All Sox fans have..."
Actually, it's no so bad that we don't have a horse in this race now.
Unlike many, at mid-May we didn't fall victim to the blind hope of a baseball World Championship this season.
Keep in mind, nearly all Sox fans are Patriot fans as well.
John Henry and Robert Kraft held a meeting on the subject and agreed...
The Duck Boats needed maintenance from all the Championship Parades of the last decade.
Torn tonight on whether to watch further Yankee implosion to 1.5 games up...
or to watch Ravens 'rub Vicks' all over the field.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 17:05
by Bubba
Many Yankee fans, myself included, figured the Yankees would go nowhere this season and not come close to making the playoffs. Being where they are now, a couple games up with a few left to play to make the wildcard, is a victory in itself in my book.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 17:23
by Atomic1
Bubba wrote:Many Yankee fans, myself included, figured the Yankees would go nowhere this season and not come close to making the playoffs. Being where they are now, a couple games up with a few left to play to make the wildcard, is a victory in itself in my book.
Oh how the mighty have fallen ! With the highest payroll in all of the American League at $219,282,196 and 2nd in all of MLB , only the L.A. Dodgers have a higher payroll . So I doubt the organization shares your view .
By the way my Red Sox are 3rd in payroll and also look to finish 3rd in the AL.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 18:06
by SnoBrdr
Atomic1 wrote:Bubba wrote:Many Yankee fans, myself included, figured the Yankees would go nowhere this season and not come close to making the playoffs. Being where they are now, a couple games up with a few left to play to make the wildcard, is a victory in itself in my book.
Oh how the mighty have fallen ! With the highest payroll in all of the American League at $219,282,196 and 2nd in all of MLB , only the L.A. Dodgers have a higher payroll . So I doubt the organization shares your view .
By the way my Red Sox are 3rd in payroll and also look to finish 3rd in the AL.
Ya, typical EE fan revisionist history.
Could be a late game tonight as it's pouring at the Death Star.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 1st, '15, 21:55
by Bubba
SnoBrdr wrote:
Ya, typical EE fan revisionist history.
Could be a late game tonight as it's pouring at the Death Star.
Damn, you're dense. Every post I've written about the Yankees since spring training has said the same thing.
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 2nd, '15, 07:36
by BoozeTan
bottom line is that NY is in the post season and Boston is playing golf next week......Last year both WS teams came out of the one game WC playoff.
Sox fans gave up on their team before the all star break....so much for the fenway faithful.
NY has been dreadful this week, that is true, but hopefully now they break out of the slump and go on a tear....they need to win just one game against the O's or one Houston loss to have the WC game played in the stadium...it aint over till its over..unless your a sox fan, then its over in the first half
Re: Red Sox "B" Boys Young Bucks . . .
Posted: Oct 2nd, '15, 08:10
by madhatter
BoozeTan wrote:bottom line is that NY is in the post season and Boston is playing golf next week......Last year both WS teams came out of the one game WC playoff.
Sox fans gave up on their team before the all star break....so much for the fenway faithful.
NY has been dreadful this week, that is true, but hopefully now they break out of the slump and go on a tear....they need to win just one game against the O's or one Houston loss to have the WC game played in the stadium...it aint over till its over..unless your a sox fan, then its over in the first half
