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Originally posted by Deadly Viper Assassination Squad > Originally posted by Androgynous kid with a camera that follows you> > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > Boston needs to whip the Yanks just for the comments that the Yankees prez made about Fenway (and by extentsion Boston) being a culture of disorder or something like that. >

If the Yanks want to see a culture of disorder, they should just go south to Philly after a Sixers, Eagles, or Flyers game in which the home team actually wins. Boston, in comparison, is quite tame. Look at philly fans during the game, especially if their team does awfully; they treat their own teams as shit, and take them for granted And then, when the team makes it to the finals, play offs, or to the Stanley cup, World series, Superbowl, ect, we get ecstatic fans singing tunelessly, "Fly, Eagles, Fly, on the road to victory" or an edited version of Eminem's Slim Shady in which the lyrics are "Will all the real Flyers fans please stand up? Please stand up?" I'm soon expecting an altered version of Nelly's classic song " Shake your tail feather" to become "shake your eagles' feather" as soon as its superbowl time.

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Boston needs to whip the Yanks just for the comments that the Yankees prez made about Fenway (and by extentsion Boston) being a culture of disorder or something like that. Zimmer's apology was heartfelt, but I doubt it'll do anything to soothe tensions between these two. And damn it all if I have to work tonight, so I miss it again (I missed the first 6 or so innings Saturday).

Agreed. My Bosox buddy was a bit embarrassed about what happened w/ some of the stuff that happened Saturday, but he'll no doubtless be pleased with the results tonight. Pretty good game to watch, but if Wakefield was one of the starters on my staff, I'd really be a nervous wreck about half of the time. Still, I found this great pic of Pedro and Zim, about the only time that a 30-something man can throw down someone who's over 70 and not be charged with assault. :lol:

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i love the cubs but i admit we should be called the pitsburg cubs or the chicago-pitsburg cubs or the chicago pirates, we wouldnt be here if not for them. (lofton, ramirez, simon)

i hate the broadcasters on fox, WGN radio does the cubs games, they are more fun and more intense, too bad ron santo is so sick. but pat huges rocks. they live by every pitch.

to hell with the curse. im sick of hearing about the goat, the only curse chicago had was the one about having shitty general managers and owners who did not know how to put a winning team together.

if you watch the game tonight, the people on waveland ave. outside the parks are idiots and not cubs fans, but dorks who dont watch the game who wanna get on tv. the majority of die-hards watch cubs games on TV or listen on the radio.

cubs will win tonight :) but the above mentioned idiots, drunk ppl from the bars around wrigley, and bandwagon fans are gonna cause hell outside wrigley field. they all suck.

go cubs!!!!!!

kamar

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Green, great Pedro/Zimmer capture clearly showing Pedro tossing Zimmer to the side, not straight down on his face.

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Was listening to one of those sports-talk shows last night, the host argued that it was hypocritical of Zimmer to be so upset with Pedro almost beaning somebody considering one of the worst offenders (Roger Clemens) was on his own staff. On one hand, you don't go chewing out one of the all-time greats because he plays a little dirty, but to use that as a defense against an opposing player when one of your own is known for it is a bit shady.

After all, Clemens may be one of the greatest pitchers to ever take the mound, but he does play dirty and often. Anyone remember the whole episodes with Mike Piazza? First Clemens beans him, serious enough that Piazza's down on the ground, then in the Series he unloads a chunk of Piazza's broken bat at him while Piazza's going down the baseline (I'm sure Steinbrenner had something to do with the fact Clemens wasn't suspended, if my memory that nothing was done is correct). Rog is a far nastier bean-baller than I've ever seen Pedro, so Don could have taken a look at his own star "hitter" before using that as an excuse to take a bit of Pedro.

At any rate, Zimmer has been the only one involved who's made an apology (which I still think is legit; the old guy is ashamed of how he behaved, regardless of who's to blame), and I was on the edge of my seat last night watching the last 5 innings (had to work last night), which was a great game. Let's just hope the Cubbies can lock it up tonight. :clap:

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After all, Clemens may be one of the greatest pitchers to ever take the mound, but he does play dirty and often. Anyone remember the whole episodes with Mike Piazza? First Clemens beans him, serious enough that Piazza's down on the ground, then in the Series he unloads a chunk of Piazza's broken bat at him while Piazza's going down the baseline (I'm sure Steinbrenner had something to do with the fact Clemens wasn't suspended, if my memory that nothing was done is correct). Rog is a far nastier bean-baller than I've ever seen Pedro, so Don could have taken a look at his own star "hitter" before using that as an excuse to take a bit of Pedro.

Piazza seems to be unlucky, just look at his feuds with Guillermo Mota

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is'nt it ironic that don zimmer was the last cubs coach to get the cubs this far (1989)? he always was a funny little man.

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Red Sox down 3-0 so far....aw shit, why do I let myself care? :shrug:

I guess a Yankees-Cubs series isn't too bad....:skeptic:

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Red Sox down 3-0 so far....aw shit, why do I let myself care? :shrug:I guess a Yankees-Cubs series isn't too bad....:skeptic:

It's fucking awful, The Yanks are the most undeserving team of them all, and I want the Cubs to remain the lovable losers

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Ramierez(sic) just hit a homer :clap:....too bad it was a solo shot :thumbdown:

Nonetheless, thanks to Yahoo I can keep track of the game, it's 3-1 Yanks

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Ramierez(sic) just hit a homer :clap:....too bad it was a solo shot :thumbdown:Nonetheless, thanks to Yahoo I can keep track of the game, it's 3-1 Yanks

but Millar GIDP'd

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Originally posted by Deadly Viper Assassination Squad > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Ramierez(sic) just hit a homer :clap:....too bad it was a solo shot :thumbdown:> > Nonetheless, thanks to Yahoo I can keep track of the game, it's 3-1 Yanks

but Millar GIDP'd

Yeah, that fucking sucked....I keep hearing about "slugging precentage being higher than 1927 Yankees" but have yet to see any evidence of it :nonono:

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Manny is a pussy! :cry:

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Bosox lose, how suprising :cry: At least Mariano will be a little tired for tomorrow, so if the bosox have to face him again, he may not be as sharp and cutting

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Red Sox down 3-0 so far....aw shit, why do I let myself care? :shrug:I guess a Yankees-Cubs series isn't too bad....:skeptic:

Excellent observation ;) that's the spirit :thumb: :lol: Seriously, some nice defense by the Yanks helped 'em out today. Of course, everyone and their brother is sending out a search party for the missing bat of Nomar, which has to be very perplexing for the Bosox faithful; I can feel them urging him on to get the big hit on every at bat.

Still, one more W for the 39th AL pennant for NY :clap: On the minus side, I'll get to hear about what went wrong for Boston every day until next April:eek:

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Originally posted by Green > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Red Sox down 3-0 so far....aw shit, why do I let myself care? :shrug:> > I guess a Yankees-Cubs series isn't too bad....:skeptic:

Excellent observation ;) that's the spirit :thumb: :lol: Seriously, some nice defense by the Yanks helped 'em out today. Of course, everyone and their brother is sending out a search party for the missing bat of Nomar, which has to be very perplexing for the Bosox faithful; I can feel them urging him on to get the big hit on every at bat.

Still, one more W for the 39th AL pennant for NY :clap: On the minus side, I'll get to hear about what went wrong for Boston every day until next April:eek: You know what went wrong? The Bosox hitting has choked continually and consistently, but they may come back; look at how they beat the A's :p

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ok, maybe there is a curse as what happened in the 8th inning of tonights cubs/marlins game was the weirdest shit i have ever seen. i was too young in 1984 to know what was happening, but suposedly tonight was very similar to that series.

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I can witness that!!!!!

First of all, a fan grabs a foul ball at the same moment Moises Alou was about to grab it, at a crucial moment when the Cubs were leading the Marlins 3-0 in the 8th inning with a man on third and another one on first base.

And that filled the bases.

After that? A stupid error by Gonzalez at SS helps the Fish add a run.

And then everything falls apart. Suddenly it's 8-3 Marlins.

If the Cubs lose that series, I know one fan who will end up at the end of a rope...

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Originally posted by The Man Up North I can witness that!!!!!First of all, a fan grabs a foul ball at the same moment Moises Alou was about to grab it, at a crucial moment when the Cubs were leading the Marlins 3-0 in the 8th inning with a man on third and another one on first base.And that filled the bases.After that? A stupid error by Gonzalez at SS helps the Fish add a run.And then everything falls apart. Suddenly it's 8-3 Marlins.If the Cubs lose that series, I know one fan who will end up at the end of a rope...

Thank God for the fan! :clap::clap::clap:

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When I saw that on TV last night, my thoughts were:

WHAT

THE

FUCK?:jawdrop:

I mean, the guy is obviously a Cubs fan (judging by the fact he was wearing their gear), what the hell was he doing? And to be fair there were other jack-asses going for the ball (which Alou would've got, btw), so they're not off the hook either, but this dipshit comes out of nowhere and basically hands the Marlins another oppertunity to exhaust Mark Prior, which they proceed to do.

I got some advice for that "fan": Get the hell out of Chicago now, before someone pops a cap in your ass :nonono:

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Originally posted by Green > everyone and their brother is sending out a search party for the missing bat of Nomar:

What do you reckon Mia has done with NoMore's bat???

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The great thing about the fan was that he did not break the rules of baseball; he did not reach over the stands to get the ball, so what he did was legal, but the guy is retarded nonetheless; that's a Chicagoan for you :thumb: But this "interference" hails in comparison to the interference in 1996 in the Yanks-Orioles series, a Yankee hit a ball short of being a homer, but a fan reached over the stands and caught the ball, and no interference was called. This "homer" allowed the Yanks to win the game and the series. So the Yankees undeservingly went to the World Series in 1996. FUCK the Yanks, .....

and Nomar :evil4: (I am waiting for some SNL spoofs if he chokes some more today)

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The cunt's name in that 96 series was Jeff Maier, and the interference happened in game 1, what's worse about the kid (he was 12 at the time) was that I remember he went to an endless amount of New York talk shows and became a ham for the New York media

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Originally posted by Deadly Viper Assassination Squad The great thing about the fan was that he did not break the rules of baseball; he did not reach over the stands to get the ball, so what he did was legal, but the guy is retarded nonetheless; that's a Chicagoan for you :thumb:But this "interference" hails in comparison to the interference in 1996 in the Yanks-Orioles series, a Yankee hit a ball short of being a homer, but a fan reached over the stands and caught the ball, and no interference was called. This "homer" allowed the Yanks to win the game and the series. So the Yankees undeservingly went to the World Series in 1996. FUCK the Yanks, .....and Nomar :evil4: (I am waiting for some SNL spoofs if he chokes some more today)

That was what I first thought of when I saw that (of course, back then I was rooting for the Yanks because I had never seen them win a Series in my lifetime. If only I'd known that would lead to several boring World Serieses to follow....:nonono: )

As for this turd, his hands were over the rail (from what I saw) and i think you could make a good case for interference, but I don't know that it's be held up. Still, seems like a blown call all the same.

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Deadly Viper Assassination Squad The great thing about the fan was that he did not break the rules of baseball; he did not reach over the stands to get the ball, so what he did was legal, but the guy is retarded nonetheless; that's a Chicagoan for you :thumb:But this "interference" hails in comparison to the interference in 1996 in the Yanks-Orioles series, a Yankee hit a ball short of being a homer, but a fan reached over the stands and caught the ball, and no interference was called. This "homer" allowed the Yanks to win the game and the series. So the Yankees undeservingly went to the World Series in 1996. FUCK the Yanks, .....and Nomar :evil4: (I am waiting for some SNL spoofs if he chokes some more today)

That was what I first thought of when I saw that (of course, back then I was rooting for the Yanks because I had never seen them win a Series in my lifetime. If only I'd known that would lead to several boring World Serieses to follow....:nonono: )

As for this turd, his hands were over the rail (from what I saw) and i think you could make a good case for interference, but I don't know that it's be held up. Still, seems like a blown call all the same. The problem for us that was the camera angle that made it look like interference for us; the nerd's hands were over the railing slightly, but the ball landed in the stands, so it was not called interference, rightfully so. Thanks God the Trojan did not win :D

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chicagoans are retarded? i am a chicagoan? hmmm. i dont think im retarded :)

that "fan" is getting shit in all the papers and sports radio though many people are saying give him a break, any fan would have done the same, and he didnt cause the alex gonzalez error, sammy sosa missing a cut-off man, wild pitch by prior etc....

i was pissed last night and missed school today because i couldnt sleep, but i feel possitive about tonight. here is a funny quote from the chicago sun-times:

"was it the gods? five outs from the world series for the most jinxed team in sports, the cubs, and the gods just said, "hold on a minute, here. the cubs in a world series?"

or...

"it's a good thing they got him out of there, matt said. "they were going to beat the hell out of the guy. he was going to die".

anyways, security gave him a tan jacket to use a dusguise leaveing the ballbark.

i really do feel bad for him, but i wish the other fans would have pushed him out the way, but no, they were all going for the ball as well.

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On the minus side, I'll get to hear about what went wrong for Boston every day until next April:eek:

Why, is there a lot of Red Sox talk in Oregon thoughout the year?

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My view of Chicagoans are directly from SNL, with Chris Farley and the gang as Bears fans; you guys must be retarded, lazy, or crazy to put up w/ the mediocrity of ur sports times; the last time you had a champion was the Bulls, and the management of the team decided to clean house :scratch: I still do not understand that move, and you lovable losers still go to Cubs games, White Sox games, Blackhawks games, Bears games, and Bulls games. Chicago is this country's third largest metropolitan area and cities such as Anaheim (Angels and Mighty Ducks) have a richer sports history than you do. Plus you have the worst talk show hosts. What's wrong with your city?

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Originally posted by Deadly Viper Assassination Squad Chicago is this country's third largest metropolitan area and cities such as Anaheim (Angels and Mighty Ducks) have a richer sports history than you do.

thhhppppt... i almost pee'd in my pants. richer sports history? anaheim? that's funny.

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Originally posted by sean > Originally posted by Deadly Viper Assassination Squad Chicago is this country's third largest metropolitan area and cities such as Anaheim (Angels and Mighty Ducks) have a richer sports history than you do.

thhhppppt... i almost pee'd in my pants. richer sports history? anaheim? that's funny. Just a hyperbole; I mean I could use Boston (Celtics, Pats, Bruins, Bosox) to compare to Chicago, but Anaheim gives me a more desired effect; just showing how pitiful Chicago teams are; if I offend anyone, too bad :evil4:

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