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Really? Im sure I know more about baseball than you do. Alot more. Please point out how I have no idea what Im talking about.Originally Posted by JoE TwEnTy1
Originally Posted by DeadsetAce
Originally Posted by JoE TwEnTy1
Yea and how have they been doing? What I am saying is there are going to be some BIG VOIDS on that team, and resorting to buying super stars isnt going to cut it anymore. Tampa Bay is showing they are for real and that will make it tough for the Yankees.Originally Posted by VARISOXFAN
Originally Posted by JoE TwEnTy1
Posting an Aaron Boone picture? Yea you might have won the series, but you didnt even win the World Series and got shown up by current Red Sox star....Josh Beckett.
Papelbon and his antics? What about Joba and his antics or Giambi being a meathead?
And A-Rod being better then everyone on the Red Sox?! AWESOME HE CAN BE THE BEST PLAYER IN THE LEAGUE, but you Yankees fans seem to have forgot, that 1 player or a team full of overpaid "stars" doesnt get it done, you need solid role players, which you have none of. Yankees are getting old, Jeter wont be around forever, Mussina wont be around forever, Damon is getting old, Giambi is getting old your whole squad is getting old. The Sox have a great ballance of youth and role players as well as super stars that will make them a contender for a while, thus making the Yanks a bottom dweller in the East.
Sit down, you are lame.
Yea I guess only Yankee players ageAnd guys like Cano, Melky, Hughes, Kennedy, Joba are old aswell?
Joba sure did good as a SP.
You are bringing in Hughes and Kennedy into your argument? Yea they may be young, but they are terrible.
Both have ERA's that are over 6 and have a combined record of 0-7..
When Pettite and Mussina are your two best performers, you are going to be in trouble.
Cano has been the best secondbase man in the AL the last two years. He also started of terribly slow last year just like he has this year. He has finally started to hit the last week and will hopefully match last years production.
Melkys been a leauge average hitter and exceptional in the field. He's also younger than Ellsbury.
Joba pitched very good yesterday, made one mistake to a hot hitter. He's going to be exceptional for the rest of the year.
Kennedy has not been good at all mainly because he hasnt done what made him so succesful last year which is attacking hitters. Hughes was good last year and once his leg healed was awesome down the stretch. He wasnt the #1 pitching prospect for no reason and he had eye problems that the Yankees seem to think affected him earlier this year.
And what about the ages of Manny, Ortiz, Timlin, Schilling, Wakefield and Varitek? Or do they not count? As for those young guys you have, Pedroia has been terrible this year and Ellsbury (as expected) wasnt as good as he was when he came up last year.
BTW Pettitte and Mosse havent been our best two best performers, that was Wang early on and now Rasner and Mosse. Hows Beckett been this year? and that phenom Buchholz (who I must admit will be an ace one day)?
relax dude...you're obviously trying to talk after reading up on game recaps here and there throughout the season. you have no idea what you're talking about.
I'll give you Cano he is a fantastic hitter and once he gets hot he is lethal.
Kennedy will never be a big time pitcher, always a back of the end rotation guy.
Once Hughes gets healthy and gets the hang of things he will be successful.
No way in hell is Melky a better players than Jacoby Ellsbury. Ellsbury is a much better player and hitter.
Let's see how Joba does once he really starts pitching and not under these pitch counts.
Like Cano, Pedroia is a hell of a hitter and one of the league's better 2nd basemen.
And what about the ages of Manny, Ortiz, Timlin, Schilling, Wakefield and Varitek?
What about the ages of Matsui, Damon, Mussina, Petite, Posada and Giambi? Both teams are both around the same ages, only difference is the RedSox's youngins have been better and their bullpen is very young and dominant, while the Yankees have an aging Rivera and now no 8th inning man.