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Yankees win game 4 to go up 3-1
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| October 22, 2001
| Ronald Blum
Posted on 10/21/2001 10:01:00 PM PDT by Satadru
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To: tbeatty
go diamondbacks....
To: america-rules
Beeeeerrrrr Heeeerrrreee!
Seattle - Sushi here !
Coffee anyone !
To: cactusSharp
I guess you don't know the NY/Seattle series is the real world series.
AZ is just the side show !
I hate to break it to you but it's a fact Jack !
To: Alberta's Child
It was actually very strange that Steinbrenner invited Clinton (and I doubt he did). Steinbrenner is a well known republican supporter who actually got into legal trouble due some "assistance" he was providing to Richard Nixson. He's always donated money to republican canidates and seems to have conservative leaning in various ways.
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posted on
10/21/2001 11:27:13 PM PDT
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Sonny M
To: america-rules
NOT A DIMES WORTH OF LOGIC IN YOUR SPEW
To: Satadru
End of the Mariners' dynasty..They had a dynasty?
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posted on
10/21/2001 11:31:02 PM PDT
by
Timesink
To: cactusSharp
"NOT A DIMES WORTH OF LOGIC IN YOUR SPEW "
Ha.. It's a fact that we'll see !
To: america-rules
Their toast !What kind of toast do they have?
To: Sonny M
It was actually very strange that Steinbrenner invited Clinton (and I doubt he did). Now you've got me confused. I thought Clinton was sitting in Steinbrenner's box!
To: Satadru
Chris Chambliss hit a series-winner against Kansas City in 1996. Actually, Chambliss hit it 20 years earlier in 1976.
To: Alberta's Child
What I was alluding to when I said doubt, was that more likely then not, Clinton has connections, made a few phone calls, and got the seats. Steinbrenner could have said no, but probably, not wanting to create a scene or have problems, accepted. Hell, he made some nasty referances to Hitlerly Clinton when she suddenly declared that she had always been a yankee fan. He also had David Cone make a subtle endorsement for Guillani when it looked like he was running for senator. Also on the same note, he is good friends with George W. Bush, not just from politics, but from there days also when Bush owned the texas rangers.
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posted on
10/22/2001 12:52:13 AM PDT
by
Sonny M
To: america-rules
One ought always to remember that certain laws of nature can never be repealed, including Berra's Law: It ain't over 'till it's over. I still think the Mariners have a few good innings left in them. The key: get into the Yankee bullpen by the middle of the game; do that, and you've a better chance of keeping Rivera out of the game, which is the only proper way to defence against a pitcher who has now eclipsed Sandy Koufax for holding the all-time lowest post-season ERA (0.68 for Rivera, against Koufax's 0.88, though bear in mind that Koufax earned his strictly in World Series competition - no division play in his era - and as a starting pitcher who often as not threw a shutout when the money was on the table.).
To: Alberta's Child
It was good to see the Yankees lose 14-3 the other night. That'll teach George Steinbrenner to invite an @sshole like Bill Clinton to a World Series game. As I posted on another thread, the Yanks were up 2-0 when I saw that Clinton was at the game. At that moment, I knew the game was lost!
To: NYCVirago
As I posted on another thread, the Yanks were up 2-0 when I saw that Clinton was at the game. At that moment, I knew the game was lost!Billyboy was busy on Saturday. Blew the game for the Yankees, then showed up in time to hear his wife get booed at the Concert for New York at the Garden.
Hmm...we KNOW Hill was in town that day, now why wasn't the Yankees numero-uno fan at the stadium? Thinkthinkthink...No, I can't imagine why she wouldn't show up during a playoff game.
To: Satadru
If there's another spectacularly-timed Yankee home run tonight, I don't want them to play "Cotton-Eyed Joe" again afterward! BAD idea! Jeez, I thought the upper deck was going to come down with all that foot-stomping.
To: notyourregularhandle
If you really think that the mariners have played their hardest against the yankees, then you didn't watch much of the regular seasonUmm...beg pardon, but--if the Mariners aren't playing their hardest NOW, then what are they saving it for?
To: Senator Pardek
"America's Team doing it for America."Spare me. I'm a damn proud American and I couldn't give a rat's ass about the Yankees' self proclamations. The real "America's Team" is putting their butts on the line on the other side of the globe for the likes of you and your trivial games.
America's Team? You should be embarassed...
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posted on
10/22/2001 6:57:22 AM PDT
by
Hatteras
To: notyourregularhandle
Get Real.... Petite against Sealy (or however yu spell it)... It's over... 116 down the drain.
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posted on
10/22/2001 7:01:24 AM PDT
by
JARthur
To: Senator Pardek
America's Team doing it for AmericaI hate it when any sports team adopts that label, even if it's one that I like. I like thw Yankees, but my heart is with the D-backs. D-backs in 7.
To: Hatteras
I lived in the New York region for twenty-five years and the only time Yankee fans made their presence noticed was when the Yankees were winning.
BTW How many Yankee games has Ms Rodham attended since being elected?
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posted on
10/22/2001 7:11:26 AM PDT
by
monocle
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