Big Papi does it again!!!!!!!!!!!!

cincy_

New member

Joined

Nov 21, 2000

Messages

8,834

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #1

Down by a run, two outs, 1-2 count and Papi needs a base hit to give the RedSox the lead.

Well, .... yawn ... he does it again.

 

Rawpimple

That settles it...It's WED/DAY

Joined

Sep 21, 2004

Messages

6,463

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #2

Big Papi is clutch unlike AROD. AROD could take some notes on Big Papi and what it means to be clutch and not fade when the going gets tough.

 

Brock Landers

Cui servire est regnare

Joined

Sep 21, 2004

Messages

11,033

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #3

Too bad they SUCK this year!

 

wannabewhale

New member

Joined

Apr 3, 2005

Messages

5,158

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #4

I told my wife before it started these were the biggest 2 innings of the year--they HAD to come back. Tek comes back with a HR--Loretta with a big hit and of course Big Papi.
TIMLIN MUST SHUT the DOOR!!!!!

 

cincy_

New member

Joined

Nov 21, 2000

Messages

8,834

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #5

wannabe whale said:

I told my wife before it started these were the biggest 2 innings of the year--they HAD to come back. Tek comes back with a HR--Loretta with a big hit and of course Big Papi.
TIMLIN MUST SHUT the DOOR!!!!!

Click to expand...

The biggest 2 innings of the year were during that Sunday night game agains tht Skankees when Papelbon blew the save ... all downhill since then.

 

RobFunk

RX Senior

Joined

Apr 20, 2002

Messages

47,431

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #6

Brock Landers said:

Too bad they SUCK this year!

Click to expand...

I know. Such a waste of fabulous clutch hitting

 

kidslick

New member

Joined

Oct 20, 2002

Messages

11,881

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #7

RobFunk said:

I know. Such a waste of fabulous clutch hitting

Click to expand...

what a fukkin heartless team this year , alot of injuries I will give you that

wakefield manny papi the closer..

maybe they can put one more run again, to make the wildcard


Kansas City (+147) 10 Boston (-167) 9

 

wannabewhale

New member

Joined

Apr 3, 2005

Messages

5,158

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #8

Joey Gathright that "clutch" hitter....
Saw that one coming a mile away. Bullpen 20 blown saves

 

Rawpimple

That settles it...It's WED/DAY

Joined

Sep 21, 2004

Messages

6,463

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #9

That is a disgraceful loss for the Red Sox at home to a shit team.

Big Papi is having palpitations now. :smoker2:

 

kermit16

J-Man Rx NFL Pick 4 Champion for 2005

Joined

Apr 20, 2001

Messages

9,231

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #10

Very tough loss ! They might not recover from this one !

 

RobFunk

RX Senior

Joined

Apr 20, 2002

Messages

47,431

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #11

kidslick said:

what a fukkin heartless team this year , alot of injuries I will give you that

wakefield manny papi the closer..

maybe they can put one more run again, to make the wildcard


Kansas City (+147) 10 Boston (-167) 9

Click to expand...

I get nervous everytime I see them as a 160ish fav. Over the years, I have always been afraid to lay -160 to -169 on any team. I have the worst luck with that number as a fav. I wonder if any stats back this up. I hate -160, I hate it, I hate it.

 

wannabewhale

New member

Joined

Apr 3, 2005

Messages

5,158

Tokens

• Sep 8, 2006

• #12

Timlin as a closer is an ABSOLUTE joke. Before Papelbon got hurt Timlin's ERA over the last month was like over 10 and then he becomes the closer out of need. I HATE this MotherF'er.

 

kidslick

New member

Joined

Oct 20, 2002

Messages

11,881

Tokens

• Sep 9, 2006

• #13

 

jasin4000

AF BOUND!

Joined

Sep 21, 2004

Messages

5,908

Tokens

• Sep 9, 2006

• #14

kidslick said:

Click to expand...

:lolBIG:

good one kidslick, ill have to remember that site

 

jeckll

New member

Joined

Jan 8, 2005

Messages

3,112

Tokens

• Sep 10, 2006

• #15

But he'll still never win MVP...

 

cadillacman

And so it goes......

Joined

Sep 21, 2004

Messages

6,798

Tokens

• Sep 10, 2006

• #16

The Yanks took more then 5 games with that sweep....Sox have never been the same since.

 

5teamparlay

Member

Joined

Sep 21, 2004

Messages

34,788

Tokens

• Jul 10, 2016

• #17

HR 525 David Ortiz homered (352 ft.) to deep left center, Dustin Pedroia scored

 

PatsFan1283

Member

Joined

Jul 14, 2007

Messages

31,503

Tokens

• Jul 10, 2016

• #18

I am not much of a baseball historian but has anyone ever retired playing as well as Ortiz is?

He is a machine offensively...Amazing what a plant based diet and proper training methods can do for an athlete as they get into their late 30s. Saw it with Brock Lesnar last night as well.

.332-.426-22-72

 

Ricboff

Member

Joined

Oct 12, 2008

Messages

10,180

Tokens

• Jul 10, 2016

• #19

given Ortiz's current physique i'm not so sure the advocates of 'a plant based diet and proper training methods ' are prepared to take credit.......................................dagone......

 

Recon792

Member

Joined

Dec 10, 2011

Messages

11,789

Tokens

• Jul 10, 2016

• #20

PatsFan1283 said:

I am not much of a baseball historian but has anyone ever retired playing as well as Ortiz is?

He is a machine offensively...Amazing what a plant based diet and proper training methods can do for an athlete as they get into their late 30s. Saw it with Brock Lesnar last night as well.

.332-.426-22-72

Click to expand...

Ted Williams