what is this? An old post? Sox are playing the Angels.....
Let the War Begin...more like let the slaughter begin. Wells tonight, Schilling tomorrow...I hope we get out of this still a game ahead.
Play ball.
Blew the catch?
Maybe he pulled up because Damon would get to second if he doesn't handle it clean?
Come on Papi - smack one!
Infield single by Manny? Guess his legs took advantage of the rest, anyway.
Go RedSox!
Sheff did roids, too. By accident...
-Eric
Oh! You mean the other Sox, the ones from Boston!
I think we should just use this one thread for the whole series. Thoughts?
09/09: Yankees 8, Red Sox 4
07/17: Yankees 5, Red Sox 3
07/16: Yankees 7, Red Sox 4
07/15: Red Sox 17, Yankees 1
07/14: Yankees 8, Red Sox 6
05/29: Red Sox 7, Yankees 2
05/28: Red Sox 17, Yankees 1
05/27: Yankees 6, Red Sox 3
04/14: Red Sox 8, Yankees 5
04/13: Yankees 5, Red Sox 2
04/11: Red Sox 8, Yankees 1
04/06: Red Sox 7, Yankees 3
04/05: Yankees 4, Red Sox 3
04/03: Yankees 9, Red Sox 2
Kapler sorry about base act: Hopes Yanks not offended
NEW YORK - Gabe Kapler issued an apology to the New York Yankees following yesterday's 9-2 victory at Yankee Stadium and said he didn't intend to show up the Red Sox' rivals by racing to an unmanned second base in the ninth inning.
Kapler, who went 2-for-5, was on first base with two outs in the ninth after reaching safely on a fielder's choice grounder. With New York playing back and the Sox leading by seven runs, the veteran outfielder violated baseball's unwritten protocol by taking the base on defensive indifference.
The gesture could easily have been interpreted as a sign the Sox were flaunting their large lead. Kapler said it was simply a brain cramp on his part.
``I pride myself on being professional,'' he said. ``I'm not showing anyone up. It was a poor error in judgment. I just want to make sure they all know that I apologize and fell asleep. It was nothing but me not thinking about the situation of the game.''