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From: Flintstone GA
Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Oct 5 2006, 09:56 PM
I have awesome powers -- I post here that I'm pulling for a Padres/Twins WS and now both of those teams are 0-2, facing elimination. Hmmm. Maybe I should start pulling for the Yankees....
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With the Yanks out of it, I hope the Mets go all the way now. Wanted to see a subway series but need the Yanks to hold up their end of the deal. Would like to see them trade Arod to somewhere. He just can not come through in the big ones.
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From: Covington WA, USA
Originally Posted by demade,Oct 8 2006, 03:29 PM
With the Yanks out of it, I hope the Mets go all the way now. Wanted to see a subway series but need the Yanks to hold up their end of the deal. Would like to see them trade Arod to somewhere. He just can not come through in the big ones.
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There will be changes. The problem with the Yankees is that the team is built for the long haul (pitching is good and hitting is ver good). But in the playoffs, defense will usually beat offense (same in football).
The Yankee formula in the late 90's was pitching and clutch hitting. They didn't have the power hitters they have today.
Sadly for me, I get to use my off season avatar much earlier then I had hoped.
The Yankee formula in the late 90's was pitching and clutch hitting. They didn't have the power hitters they have today.
Sadly for me, I get to use my off season avatar much earlier then I had hoped.
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From: Canton, MA
Originally Posted by PokS2k,Oct 9 2006, 03:05 PM
There will be changes. The problem with the Yankees is that the team is built for the long haul (pitching is good and hitting is ver good). But in the playoffs, defense will usually beat offense (same in football).
The Yankee formula in the late 90's was pitching and clutch hitting. They didn't have the power hitters they have today.
Sadly for me, I get to use my off season avatar much earlier then I had hoped.
The Yankee formula in the late 90's was pitching and clutch hitting. They didn't have the power hitters they have today.
Sadly for me, I get to use my off season avatar much earlier then I had hoped.
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From: EstesPark/BocaRaton
Originally Posted by ralper
Bring on the Cards.
Hmm. Something may just be going on.
HPH
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From: Randolph, NJ
Originally Posted by DrCloud,Oct 13 2006, 07:22 PM
Originally Posted by ralper
Bring on the Cards.
Hmm. Something may just be going on.
HPHlets go mets
HPH