Baseball 2011

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Toronto beat the Yankees 7-3, with Carlos Villanueva getting the spot-start. He pitched 5 excellent innings and got the victory!

Jose Bautista hit his 19th homer of the season. The haters that continually bash him and state that he is a "juicehead" piss me off. He has been tested numerous times and he is clean(baseball would not want this hanging over their heads so they test him properly).

A lot of these haters are Yankees fans. I wonder...how come they say that Bautista is a juicer yet Curtis Granderson(16 homeruns) and Mark Teixeira(12 homeruns) are guilty of nothing more than eating their Wheaties?

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Originally Posted by shadows

Toronto beat the Yankees 7-3, with Carlos Villanueva getting the spot-start. He pitched 5 excellent innings and got the victory!

Jose Bautista hit his 19th homer of the season. The haters that continually bash him and state that he is a "juicehead" piss me off. He has been tested numerous times and he is clean(baseball would not want this hanging over their heads so they test him properly).

A lot of these haters are Yankees fans. I wonder...how come they say that Bautista is a juicer yet Curtis Granderson(16 homeruns) and Mark Teixeira(12 homeruns) are guilty of nothing more than eating their Wheaties?

Apparently, you have never read carefully the ingredients of Wheaties. That shit is nasty!

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Originally Posted by smc

Apparently, you have never read carefully the ingredients of Wheaties. That shit is nasty!

Well, we all know what flavour of Cream of Wheat that Barry Bonds liked so much.

Frank "Fucking Idiot" Francisco cost the Jays a victory tonight...again! Farrell better NOT allow that useless sack of crap to "attempt" to close another game...ever. I think Kevin Gregg would be a better choice, and that is saying a lot!

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How about the Red Sox now?

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Originally Posted by smc

How about the Red Sox now?

I don't see any difference.

In all seriousness, I don't think too many people thought that the Red Sox(or the Tampa Bay Rays) would be at the bottom for an overly long period of the season.

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Originally Posted by shadows

I don't see any difference.

In all seriousness, I don't think too many people thought that the Red Sox(or the Tampa Bay Rays) would be at the bottom for an overly long period of the season.

At this point in the season, whatever else one might say about the race in the AL East, I think we have learned one thing:

If the Yankees are the tenants of the stadium in the Bronx, the Red Sox certainly appear to be the landlords.

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Originally Posted by smc

At this point in the season, whatever else one might say about the race in the AL East, I think we have learned one thing:

If the Yankees are the tenants of the stadium in the Bronx, the Red Sox certainly appear to be the landlords.

While I think a small amount of the ass-kicking doled out by the Red Sox this weekend can be attributed to the inexperience/youth of the Jay's pitching staff, the Sox are looking scary good right now. Yikes!