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Final Score: New York Yankees 6, Boston Red Sox 5 (Game 7~~~ Live Thread)
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Posted on 10/16/2003 4:11:55 PM PDT by Dog
Edited on 10/16/2003 9:32:24 PM PDT by Admin Moderator.
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Game 7 will be a true classic..
Pedro vs Clemens!
AVG HR RBI AVG HR RBI
Johnny Damon CF .294 1 4 Alfonso Soriano 2B .250 0 7
Todd Walker 2B .368 5 6 Nick Johnson 1B .200 1 5
Nomar Garciaparra SS .273 0 1 Derek Jeter SS .308 2 3
Manny Ramirez LF .273 3 7 Bernie Williams CF .250 0 4
David Ortiz DH .167 1 7 Hideki Matsui LF .278 1 7
Kevin Millar 1B .222 0 2 Jorge Posada C .256 1 4
Trot Nixon RF .300 3 5 Jason Giambi DH .216 1 3
Bill Mueller 3B .171 0 0 Enrique Wilson 3B .000 0 0
Jason Varitek C .267 4 5 Karim Garcia RF .231 0 3
Pedro Martinez RHP (1-1, 4.29) Roger Clemens RHP (2-0, 2.08)
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Top 1st: J Damon grounded out to shortstop. T Walker singled to right center. N Garciaparra flied out to right, T Walker to second. M Ramirez flied out to right.Bot 1st: A Soriano struck out swinging. N Johnson walked. D Jeter fouled out to first. B Williams singled to shallow left, N Johnson to second. H Matsui flied out to center.
Top 2nd: D Ortiz lined out to center. K Millar singled to right center. T Nixon homered to right, K Millar scored. B Mueller struck out swinging. J Varitek doubled to deep right. J Damon safe at second on throwing error by third baseman E Wilson, J Varitek scored. T Walker grounded out to first. (3 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Error)
Bot 2nd: J Posada flied out to center. J Giambi struck out swinging. E Wilson flied out to left. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors)
Top 3rd: N Garciaparra fouled out to first. M Ramirez flied out to right. D Ortiz grounded out to first. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors)
Bot 3rd: K Garcia flied out to center. A Soriano struck out swinging. N Johnson flied out to center. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 3, NY YANKEES 0.
Top 4th: K Millar homered to left. T Nixon walked. B Mueller singled to center, T Nixon to third. M Mussina relieved R Clemens. J Varitek struck out swinging. J Damon grounded into double play, shortstop to first, B Mueller out at second. (1 Run, 2 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 0.
Bot 4th: D Jeter grounded out to third. B Williams struck out swinging. H Matsui doubled to deep center. J Posada grounded out to first. (0 Runs, 1 Hit, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 0.
Top 5th: T Walker flied out to left. N Garciaparra singled to left. M Ramirez singled to right, N Garciaparra to second. D Ortiz struck out swinging. K Millar grounded out to shortstop. (0 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 0.
Bot 5th: J Giambi homered to right center. E Wilson flied out to left. K Garcia struck out swinging. A Soriano struck out looking. (1 Run, 1 Hit, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 1.
Top 6th: T Nixon struck out swinging. B Mueller grounded out to third. J Varitek grounded out to second. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 1.
Bot 6th: N Johnson grounded out to first. D Jeter struck out swinging. B Williams flied out to right. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 1.
Top 7th: F Heredia relieved M Mussina. J Damon struck out swinging. T Walker fouled out to third. J Nelson relieved F Heredia. N Garciaparra struck out swinging. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 1.
Bot 7th: H Matsui grounded out to second. J Posada lined out to center. J Giambi homered to right center. E Wilson reached on infield single to first. K Garcia singled to right, E Wilson to second. A Soriano struck out swinging. (1 Run, 3 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 4, NY YANKEES 2.
Top 8th: M Ramirez grounded out to third. D Wells relieved J Nelson. D Ortiz homered to right. K Millar grounded out to shortstop. T Nixon popped out to shortstop. (1 Run, 1 Hit, 0 Errors) BOSTON 5, NY YANKEES 2.
Bot 8th: N Johnson popped out to shortstop. D Jeter doubled to deep right. B Williams singled to center, D Jeter scored. H Matsui hit a ground rule double to deep right, B Williams to third. J Posada doubled to center, B Williams and H Matsui scored. A Embree relieved P Martinez. J Giambi flied out to center. M Timlin relieved A Embree. R Sierra hit for E Wilson. R Sierra intentionally walked. A Boone ran for R Sierra. K Garcia walked, J Posada to third, A Boone to second. A Soriano grounded into fielder's choice to second, K Garcia out at second. (3 Runs, 4 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 5, NY YANKEES 5.
Top 9th: A Boone at third base. M Rivera relieved D Wells. B Mueller grounded out to second. J Varitek singled to right. D Jackson ran for J Varitek. J Damon grounded out to third, D Jackson to second. T Walker lined out to second. (0 Runs, 1 Hit, 0 Errors) BOSTON 5, NY YANKEES 5.
Bot 9th: D Mirabelli catching. N Johnson popped out to shortstop. D Jeter struck out swinging. B Williams grounded out to second. (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) BOSTON 5, NY YANKEES 5.
Top 10th: N Garciaparra struck out looking. M Ramirez grounded out to second. D Ortiz doubled to deep left. G Kapler ran for D Ortiz. K Millar popped out to shortstop. (0 Runs, 1 Hit, 0 Errors) BOSTON 5, NY YANKEES 5.
Bot 10th: Hideki Matsui: Ball, Foul, Ball, Ball, Matsui grounded out to first. Jorge Posada: Ball, Ball, Strike looking, Posada flied out to center. Jason Giambi: Strike looking, Ball, Ball, Foul, Giambi flied out to left. End of Inning (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors)
Top 11th: Trot Nixon: Foul, Foul, Ball, Ball, Nixon struck out looking. Bill Mueller: Mueller grounded out to second. Doug Mirabelli: Strike swinging, Strike swinging, Foul, Ball, Mirabelli struck out swinging. End of Inning (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors)
Bot 11th: Aaron Boone: Boone homered to deep left
AL FINAL 11
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
- - - - - - - - -
BOSTON 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0
NY YANKEES 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0
10 11 R H E
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BOSTON 0 0 5 11 0
NY YANKEES 0 1 6 11 1 (FINAL 11)
BATTERIES: BOS - PEDRO MARTINEZ, ALAN EMBREE (8TH), MIKE TIMLIN (8TH), TIM
WAKEFIELD (10TH) AND JASON VARITEK, DOUG MIRABELLI (9TH)
NYY - ROGER CLEMENS, MIKE MUSSINA (4TH), FELIX HEREDIA
(7TH), JEFF NELSON (7TH), DAVID WELLS (8TH), MARIANO RIVERA
(9TH) AND JORGE POSADA
WP - MARIANO RIVERA (1-0)
LP - TIM WAKEFIELD (2-2)
SAVE - NONE
HOME RUNS: BOS - TROT NIXON (4) OFF ROGER CLEMENS IN THE 2ND, 1 ON
KEVIN MILLAR (1) OFF ROGER CLEMENS IN THE 4TH, 0 ON
DAVID ORTIZ (2) OFF DAVID WELLS IN THE 8TH, 0 ON
NYY - JASON GIAMBI (2) OFF PEDRO MARTINEZ IN THE 5TH, 0 ON
JASON GIAMBI (3) OFF PEDRO MARTINEZ IN THE 7TH, 0 ON
AARON BOONE (1) OFF TIM WAKEFIELD IN THE 11TH, 0 ON
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To: angcat
Cool. If you could do it, I can.
I guess it also helps that the Yankees win a lot too!
I love it!
To: LouD
Yeah sure, Hillary's a Yankee fan. ......just like she's a Jew.
To: Alberta's Child
Hitchcock in his prime was a 3rd starter on other teams, but he's lost his game almost completely. I doubt he'd make the starting rotation anywhere these days, including Detroit. Weaver has wicked stuff on occasion, but it appears he can't handle the pressure of playing in the Big Apple --- not an unusual disease.
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To: nuffsenuff
Doesn't matter where we all live, when the Yankees are on I know 2 other people who are watching and it's like there right there with me. LOL... this sounds like my family too (native New Yorkers) only with the Mets and the football Giants.
There was one Mets game a few years ago that went about 14 innings or some such horrendously long period. I stayed up to watch it and called my father around midnight. He was up watching it too and we ended up watching it together on the phone for the next 2 or so hours, until it ended.
Now THAT was some phone bill ::lol::.
LQ
To: StarFan
Yes, he said that. Regarding the series between the Yankees and the Diamondbacks, right after the terrorist mass murder attacks on the World Trade Center. Remember when President Bush made the first pitch for a game in NY? He was asked who he wanted to win the World Series and he said the Diamondbacks because he'd like to see "anyone but the Yankees" win. He said it in a good natured way, not so serious or anything like that.
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To: capydick
we might be talking about a Sox/Marlins World Series. Season's over. See ya next year!
2,768
posted on
10/17/2003 10:41:55 AM PDT
by
RightWhale
(Repeal the Law of the Excluded Middle)
To: Azzurri
I understand the Yanks and Marlins [whoever they are] will play a few more games someplace, but that's of little interest. Ho hum. When is spring season?
2,769
posted on
10/17/2003 11:07:05 AM PDT
by
RightWhale
(Repeal the Law of the Excluded Middle)
To: FreepShop
Nice try, but the Bosox spent nearly half a billion dollars to beat the Yankees, including $160 million for Manny Ramirez alone, who was a non-factor in this series despite 2 HRs. Bottom line...
Yankees $180,000,000
Red Sox $104,873,607
Almost half!
Incidentally the Yankees were the only team to pay the luxury tax (a paltry 10 mil).
To: RightWingNilla
Why is it Red Sox fans always bring up the salary payroll thing when they lose?
Are you trying to tell us that the Red Sox didn't have a better batting lineup than the Yankees? They won the AL batting title as a team.
To: nuffsenuff
Why is it Red Sox fans always bring up the salary payroll thing when they lose? 1. I am NOT a sox fan.
2. I was responding to a post which made the claim that Boston spent a comparable amount of money to catch up to the Yankees. Go back and read it.
To: RightWingNilla
My apologies.
To: fhayek
Start spreadin' the news.....
2,774
posted on
10/17/2003 12:50:09 PM PDT
by
gridlock
(Way to go, Bambino!)
To: gridlock
Start spreadin' the news..... What about the yankee payroll being 65% larger than the next highest franchise?
lol!
To: Mr. Mulliner
Lol - classic - I missed that last night.
To: Senator Pardek
Thanks. I put George into that pic last night as the game was just getting underway. Glad you liked it.
2,777
posted on
10/17/2003 2:53:21 PM PDT
by
Mr. Mulliner
(I hope Steve "goat boy" Bartman is a Democrat.)
To: Mr. Mulliner
This thread was a great real-time reporting of events.
It sadly reminded of those 9/11 threads, which always bring tears to my eyes whenever I read them. It impressed on me that this all is just about a dumb game.
To: capydick
Here is the Magic:
Baseball payrolls by average annual value as of July 15 (and reflecting the Yankees-Mets trade of July 16) as compiled by the commissioner's office for luxury tax purposes and obtained by The Associated Press.
Payrolls are for 40-man rosters and include averages of multiyear contracts plus $7,552,271 to cover health and pension benefits; clubs medical costs; insurance; workman's compensation, payroll, unemployment and Social Security taxes; spring training allowances; meal and tip money; All-Star game expenses; travel and moving expenses; postseason pay; and college scholarships.
The projected luxury tax is assessed at a rate of 17 percent on the amount above $117 million. The actual luxury tax will be assessed on the final payroll after the season.
Team Payroll
New York Yankees $180,322,403
New York Mets 116,253,927
Los Angeles 109,248,680
Texas 106,277,880
Boston 104,873,607
Atlanta 103,912,011
St. Louis 101,825,848
San Francisco 100,061,211
Philadelphia 95,338,704
Arizona 92,665,040
Seattle 92,268,063 Chicago Cubs 86,576,763
Anaheim 83,235,098
Houston 79,946,964
Colorado 78,738,492
Baltimore 75,502,154
Chicago White Sox 71,336,029
Minnesota 65,318,977
Cincinnati 65,083,196
Florida 63,281,152
Pittsburgh 62,314,723
Toronto 61,175,638
Detroit 59,006,941
Cleveland 58,108,824
San Diego 57,871,722
Oakland 56,596,691
Kansas City 48,475,322
Milwaukee 47,294,226
Montreal 45,853,889
Tampa Bay 31,660,602
Total 2,400,424,777
2,779
posted on
10/17/2003 4:06:17 PM PDT
by
Afronaut
(Live as free men, but do not use your freedom as a cover-up for evil.)
To: Afronaut
But the Yankees have to pay a luxury tax! that'll even things out dontchaknow!
Take that Steinbrenner!
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