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Yeah you heard it, it's baseball fever in Montreal :D

Major League wants us out, but even a DAY game had 20k fans today!!

Never seen such a close race for the wild card...!!!

Florida - - Montreal 0.5 Philadelphia 0.5 St. Louis 1.0 Arizona 1.5 Chicago 1.5 Los Angeles 2.5

And we should be on top in less than 20 mins since Florida is loosing :clap:

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:sleep: :sleep2: :sleepy:

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montreal is a real surprise :) i hope they make it so they can tell MLB and baseball fans to shove it up their asses, they can do it on a small budget. however, im a cubs fan and altough they lost tonight, they have a serious chance of winning the division. prior, wood, zambrano. now thats freaking scary.

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the last time I had baseball fever, someone had put anthrax in my jock strap.

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"Baseball Fever"...wasn't that a duet by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers from the mid-Eighties? :singer: :singer:

:D

Seriously, though, I think it'll be the Tigers and the Padres..........with the worst records this year :shrug:

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i'm with you on this one nic. the expos were doing so much better at the start of the year as i recall. first in their division for quite a while.

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Go dodgers, but this site always reminds me to keep my expectations in check dodgerblues.com

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The Phillies will loose because the Phillies always loose, eventhough no one will admit it. But, then again, no one's gotten over the fact that the Phils lost the '93 World Series to the Blue Jays.

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I thought it was interesting how the Braves reversed their traditional composition of a strong pitching staff but fair-to-middling offense. Now they're offense-heavy, but from what I've seen their pitching staff is lousy. The best thing they've got is Smoltz in the bull pen, and I think he just went on the disabled list. :nonono:

Also, seems like the Cubs are living up to something I heard on the Rome show: Completely Useless By September :shrug:

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol Go dodgers, but this site always reminds me to keep my expectations in check dodgerblues.com

Nice one on that, I'd forgotten about Tommy Lasorda punching the PhilliePhanatic incident, plus the clock ticking off the time since 88 (has it really been 15 years since Gibson took that crawl? :eek: )was a nice touch, but I don't think it compares to the legendary futility of the Red Sox and Cubs, along with the Mariners, who are doing the usual late season swoon while the A's come charging along.

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 I thought it was interesting how the Braves reversed their traditional composition of a strong pitching staff but fair-to-middling offense. Now they're offense-heavy, but from what I've seen their pitching staff is lousy. The best thing they've got is Smoltz in the bull pen, and I think he just went on the disabled list. :nonono:Also, seems like the Cubs are living up to something I heard on the Rome show: Completely Useless By September :shrug:

If the cubs had one good arm in their bullpen, they'd easily be leading in their division

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Seriously, though, I think it'll be the Tigers and the Padres..........with the worst records this year :shrug:

the two teams with the newest stadiums in the league. maybe if i sucked a little harder, i'd stand a better chance at getting what i want.

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Originally posted by Green > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> Go dodgers, but this site always reminds me to keep my expectations in check dodgerblues.com

Nice one on that, I'd forgotten about Tommy Lasorda punching the PhilliePhanatic incident, plus the clock ticking off the time since 88 (has it really been 15 years since Gibson took that crawl? :eek: )

Who wouldn't want to punch the philly phanatic? Eventhough I've never been to a baseball game for the phillies - or any Philly sports team for that matter - I always thought the phanatic was just an obnoxious mascot.

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? > Originally posted by Green> > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > Go dodgers, but this site always reminds me to keep my expectations in check dodgerblues.com>

Nice one on that, I'd forgotten about Tommy Lasorda punching the PhilliePhanatic incident, plus the clock ticking off the time since 88 (has it really been 15 years since Gibson took that crawl? :eek: )

Who wouldn't want to punch the philly phanatic? Eventhough I've never been to a baseball game for the phillies - or any Philly sports team for that matter - I always thought the phanatic was just an obnoxious mascot. an obnoxious mascot for obnoxious sports fans ;)

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > Originally posted by Green> > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > Go dodgers, but this site always reminds me to keep my expectations in check dodgerblues.com> > >

Nice one on that, I'd forgotten about Tommy Lasorda punching the PhilliePhanatic incident, plus the clock ticking off the time since 88 (has it really been 15 years since Gibson took that crawl? :eek: )

Who wouldn't want to punch the philly phanatic? Eventhough I've never been to a baseball game for the phillies - or any Philly sports team for that matter - I always thought the phanatic was just an obnoxious mascot. an obnoxious mascot for obnoxious sports fans ;) Indeed. Now, in which other city does the audience boo an injured player or do people block major traffic intersections just because the 76ers won one game?

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > > > > Originally posted by Green> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Go dodgers, but this site always reminds me to keep my expectations in check dodgerblues.com> > > > > >

Nice one on that, I'd forgotten about Tommy Lasorda punching the PhilliePhanatic incident, plus the clock ticking off the time since 88 (has it really been 15 years since Gibson took that crawl? :eek: )

Who wouldn't want to punch the philly phanatic? Eventhough I've never been to a baseball game for the phillies - or any Philly sports team for that matter - I always thought the phanatic was just an obnoxious mascot. an obnoxious mascot for obnoxious sports fans ;) Indeed. Now, in which other city does the audience boo an injured player or do people block major traffic intersections just because the 76ers won one game? also they boo all-star game mvp's (kobe, who is from philadelphia)

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > also they boo all-star game mvp's (kobe, who is from philadelphia)

He's from the 'burbs - Lower Merion, I think, which has far better neighborhoods and schools than in Philadelphia. Then again, the 76ers have Allen Iverson, who's from Virginia and lives in the 'burbs as well. And, now, Kobe plays for the Lakers. And, if you're a Lakers' fan, especially in the city, you're not going to last long, especially around a pack of Iverson fans.

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > also they boo all-star game mvp's (kobe, who is from philadelphia)>

He's from the 'burbs - Lower Merion, I think, which has far better neighborhoods and schools than in Philadelphia. Then again, the 76ers have Allen Iverson, who's from Virginia and lives in the 'burbs as well. And, now, Kobe plays for the Lakers. And, if you're a Lakers' fan, especially in the city, you're not going to last long, especially around a pack of Iverson fans. I'll be sure to wear a Lakers jersey the next time I stroll through the mean streets of Philly

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > > > also they boo all-star game mvp's (kobe, who is from philadelphia)> > >

He's from the 'burbs - Lower Merion, I think, which has far better neighborhoods and schools than in Philadelphia. Then again, the 76ers have Allen Iverson, who's from Virginia and lives in the 'burbs as well. And, now, Kobe plays for the Lakers. And, if you're a Lakers' fan, especially in the city, you're not going to last long, especially around a pack of Iverson fans. I'll be sure to wear a Lakers jersey the next time I stroll through the mean streets of Philly And why would you, a California boy, be in Philly? To watch a Phillies' game? Or to see the Phanatic get the crap kicked out of him?

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > > > > > also they boo all-star game mvp's (kobe, who is from philadelphia)> > > > > >

He's from the 'burbs - Lower Merion, I think, which has far better neighborhoods and schools than in Philadelphia. Then again, the 76ers have Allen Iverson, who's from Virginia and lives in the 'burbs as well. And, now, Kobe plays for the Lakers. And, if you're a Lakers' fan, especially in the city, you're not going to last long, especially around a pack of Iverson fans. I'll be sure to wear a Lakers jersey the next time I stroll through the mean streets of Philly And why would you, a California boy, be in Philly? To watch a Phillies' game? Or to see the Phanatic get the crap kicked out of him? Maybe to go watch the Eagles choke in the playoffs again :laugh:, well at least your city has a football team :(

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > > > > > > > also they boo all-star game mvp's (kobe, who is from philadelphia)> > > > > > > > > >

He's from the 'burbs - Lower Merion, I think, which has far better neighborhoods and schools than in Philadelphia. Then again, the 76ers have Allen Iverson, who's from Virginia and lives in the 'burbs as well. And, now, Kobe plays for the Lakers. And, if you're a Lakers' fan, especially in the city, you're not going to last long, especially around a pack of Iverson fans. I'll be sure to wear a Lakers jersey the next time I stroll through the mean streets of Philly And why would you, a California boy, be in Philly? To watch a Phillies' game? Or to see the Phanatic get the crap kicked out of him? Maybe to go watch the Eagles choke in the playoffs again :laugh:, well at least your city has a football team :( Well, most Philly teams basically "choke". In 2001, the 76ers only won one game against the Lakers. The Phillies lost to the Toronto Blue Jays in '93. And in 2000, the Flyers didn't make it to the Stanley Cup. Then again, if the Eagles actually made it to the playoffs, I'd be hearing their tuneless victory song, "Fly, Eagles, fly, on the road to victory" whenever I bothered to turn on the TV to any channel aside from UPN.

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I'll be rooting for the eagles against the bucs, who I hate for beating the raiders, my second favorite team, in the super bowl

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I don't care for baseball.:)

Vale

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Originally posted by Volo Recro I don't care for baseball.:)Vale

Is it because of the hole the d-backa are in :D

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