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#21
08-15-2006, 09:03 AM
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A Rod is an embarassment and a burden to the team. He has over 20 errors and his fielding alone has COST the Yankees more games than his meager batting everage has won. Johnson has been mediocre at best. Cano and Melky Cabrera(farm system) and key players and dont make all that much. Berniew Williams another farm system guy decades ago has come up huge this year as well. Mariano has been around forever and also came from the farm system. Sheff and Matsui have missed practically the whole year. Guys like Phillips, Guile, Cairo, Green, etc came through when noone thought it was possible(including me) for the Yanks to stay within range when everyone was hurt. Boston is no stranger to buying players and they said that had Nixon been hurt one day earlier than he was that they would have made a higher offer than the Yanks did for Abreu. That one day cost em. 
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#22
08-15-2006, 09:17 AM
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This is one thing I happen to agree on with Oracle. I dont think any one or two teams can buy success in baseball. There may not be a heck of a lot of parity right now in baseball but I dont think its always about the salaries.
Yankees have been very good for a very long time and have actually had more success with their lower priced teams like back in the late 90's. Personally I dont have any problem with George "buying players". More owners should be like him and willing to do whatever it takes to put the best team out there. If the Yankees win I wont be happy but I also will never whine about their salaries, except of course Giambis who I dont even think should be playing in the game.
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#24
08-15-2006, 02:26 PM
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If they had Liriano healthy,then they would have a better shot.
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08-15-2006, 03:13 PM
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I DO BELIEVE THAT THE YANKS START EACH YEAR WITH A PLAYOFF BERTH BOUGHT.THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS ARE THE ONES I AM TALKING ABOUT.THEY DON'T INSURE PLAYOFF WINS.YOUR SEASON STARTS IN THE 1ST PLAYOFF GAME EACH YEAR.WHEN DID YOU LAST MISS THE POST?
1. Alex Rodriguez 25,680,727 (let's look at this guy more thoroughly..a tough season this year,but carried your team through the regular season last year...do you make the post last year without spending the 25 mil on him? no) 2. Derek Jeter 20,600,000 (fact is that one of the best players in MLB never leaves you like Arod did the Mariners,and Texas....Yes,he is homegrown,but only keepable because you're able to spend 215 mil a year...(Vlade was homegrown too,but Washington ain't got him.) 3. Jason Giambi 20,428,571(where would you be without this hi- priced juice whore?........that's all about buying a playoff ticket.) 4. Mike Mussina 19,000,000(solid ..paid for..not at all homegrown...where would you be without buying this one??) 5. Randy Johnson 15,661,427 (Not as consistent as he was ,but a solid part of your rotation bought for 15.6) 6. Bobby Abreu 13,600,000 (Daddy's extra little toy for 13.6) 7. Johnny Damon 13,000,000 (Big time sell-out whore..........even shaved,and cut his hair when Daddy said he must.) 11. Mariano Rivera 10,500,000(Unlike a lot of teams..you get to keep your closer of the century...Something way wrong about him getting less than Damon,and Posada-12mil.) That's over 138 million for 8 players.I think the most any other team's whole salary is 120 million.This is why I say your ticket to the post is bought.It guarantees a spot in the post(it guarantees you nothing else...so,I think your time to talk about wins should come in the post.)..You have 92-100 regular season wins bought before the season begins.So ,it is odd you talk about them as if they are incredible(they aren't incredible wins...you bought them already.)If Gander thinks the Yanks will possibly miss the post,then he has had one too many at the Funnel Cake Carnival at IHOP.
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#26
08-15-2006, 03:18 PM
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Thats hilarious Scuds. Best post ever on here...
hi- priced juice whore Big time sell-out whore..........even shaved,and cut his hair when Daddy said he must.) No I dont think they make the playoffs this year, but I wouldnt say it would shock me if they did. If they do make it they wont be able to beat the White Sox in a 5 or 7 game series. No can do says Mister Magoo. PS- What kind of sh-it does Juice Box put in his hair to make it slick back and stay like that, no matter what the temp is?
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#27
08-15-2006, 04:03 PM
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"Keepable," and "ain't got him" ............Just seems that butchering the language comes naturally to me.
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#28
08-15-2006, 05:34 PM
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Tim you are really losing it and speaking with your heart and not your head. "Outgame"? This isn't a horserace Tim. The Yankees are clearly the better team and have an easier schedule coming down the stretch. Boston had months to open up a lead when the Yanks were playing with jokes of replacement players. Cano is back(who told you that was the key guy?) and the Yankees simply have more of everything that the Bosox have. No way in hell does Boston beat them. I'm always very objective about things and I simply see no way in looking at both teams that Boston could ever finish ahead of the Yanks this year. By the way, Schilling is "stick in a fork with me" done. Royals had NINE DOUBLES against him in his last game!! ROYALS!! NINE DOUBLES!! He was throwing mother******* batting practice out there to the worst team in baseball. That "game" bull**** only goes so far. This won't eve be close at the end, Yanks win that division by many open lengths.
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