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Neutron 14 wrote:
Govs93 wrote:Awww... what a shame.
You sound just like Tom Kelly.... :lol:
It should be noted that because of this injury, my fantasy team is about to take a dirt nap this season, but I am such a team player I still find this to be good news. :lol:
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011-000-00
121-300-0

I can't recall a time where Gardy called upon Nathan to close a game where it was this in hand. With the Sox already losing once and down a bunch in the 9th in game #2, I say Gardy takes no chances and brings in Nathan.

We'll see.
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Post by Irishmans Shanty »

Crain takes the bump for the 9th.

Gardy tells the world "my pen is fine"
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011-000-000
121-300-00x

FINAL

Go Jays!
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Just a reminder of the contestents and their winning numbers.

IS 96 (and a new thread)

Neut 95

ER 94

Govs 93

PB 92

sinbin 91

tomASS 90

boblee 89

UNS 88

But remember, this is the number of wins that the division winner will have.

A cold one at the Liffey is on the line. You must be present to claim your prize.

Allright , time for a reset.

At the current pace, 90 is the number which would give tomASS the coveted prize.

18 games left to play or , as some would say, bales left in the field.

10 at home for the Twins and 8 at home for the Sox.

Seems like an advantage for the Twins, especially since they have the Sox here for 3 of those.

The Twins however have a tough 4 game series in TB. Sox go to NY but ER's Yankees arent playing for anything except 3rd place and nobody in NY cares about that.

Should be interesting.
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Post by EREmpireStrikesBack »

Don't worry, my 1a team will help my 1b team get into the playoffs. Just you watch.

Btw TA, can I get a sip? I wanna know what bliss tastes like.

:idea:
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Post by Govs93 »

Interesting (but not all that surprising) stat from LaVelle today:

The Sox are 8-32 in games in which they don't hit a homerun.


Uhh... Gardy... During that Sox series at the end of the month, you may want to keep the Boofer under wraps.
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Interesting, reading the sports page in the Red Star over lunch reveals that the Twins and Sox have the exact same home record but the Sox have one more road win which is the amount of the lead.


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Post by OGEE OGELTHORPE »

packerboy wrote:Just a reminder of the contestents and their winning numbers.

IS 96 (and a new thread)

Neut 95

ER 94

Govs 93

PB 92

sinbin 91

tomASS 90

boblee 89

UNS 88

But remember, this is the number of wins that the division winner will have.

A cold one at the Liffey is on the line. You must be present to claim your prize.

Allright , time for a reset.

At the current pace, 90 is the number which would give tomASS the coveted prize.

18 games left to play or , as some would say, bales left in the field.

10 at home for the Twins and 8 at home for the Sox.

Seems like an advantage for the Twins, especially since they have the Sox here for 3 of those.

The Twins however have a tough 4 game series in TB. Sox go to NY but ER's Yankees arent playing for anything except 3rd place and nobody in NY cares about that.

Should be interesting.

18-0 I'm not out of it yet,that would be 97 :wink:
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Post by packerboy »

Sorry OGEE.

The OGEE Angle was one of my favorite segments on The Factor

I deleted you one loss too soon. I am such an idiot.

Hopefully, you will be alive for a few games more.
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Post by OGEE OGELTHORPE »

packerboy wrote:Sorry OGEE.

The OGEE Angle was one of my favorite segments on The Factor

I deleted you one loss too soon. I am such an idiot.

Hopefully, you will be alive for a few games more.
No problem, I was kinda of a late entry anyways. It does help to no the right people. :wink:

I enjoyed the Factor, just curious did you have anything planned for a 3rd segment of the No Spin Zone, after the Republicans left town?
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Post by Govs93 »

packerboy wrote:
10 at home for the Twins and 8 at home for the Sox.

Seems like an advantage for the Twins, especially since they have the Sox here for 3 of those.
Somebody is singing a different tune all of a sudden!

Don't wory PB, your seat on the bandwagon is still available... We knew you'd be back!
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Post by packerboy »

Well OGEE, I had toyed with the idea of "The Final Factor" as stage 3 when Big Mac and his new girl friend left town so as to feature the last road trip vs TB and the suddenly competitive CLE club.

But Mitch and Lee pulled the plug on that so they could have their own little political thread without any competition from The Factor.

Govs, The Factor does not sing a tune nor get on bandwagons.

It only reports, in a fair and balanced manner, what the situation is........so long as its OK with the left leaning board admins.

Also, The Final Factor has not yet played out.

So stay tuned and leave the Spin in the political thread.
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Post by packerboy »

OGEE is still alive for the stretch drive.

So is this thread as there are still enough bales out there to win 96.

The curent pace is 90.5 wins so its right in between tomASS and sinbin.

Gotta continue to beat up on KC.
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Post by UpNorthStars »

You guys are all still forgetting the big thing....

The Sox collapse! Konerko going down is the beginning, Twin's don't exaclty set the world afire and bingo bango, 88 wins for the Twins = Central Division Champs!
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UpNorthStars wrote:You guys are all still forgetting the big thing....

The Sox collapse! Konerko going down is the beginning, Twin's don't exaclty set the world afire and bingo bango, 88 wins for the Twins = Central Division Champs!
I see UNS is still going with the Sox collapse Spin

The only thing that has collapsed is the Twins bullpen.

Interesting though, Gardy sticks up for his bullpen in the Red Star today in Reusse's column and points out that if they were executing on offense , the pen would have a little margin for error.

Hmm, where have we heard that before? :wink:

Interesting, the Sox pen gives up a bunch last night but they still win.

Whats the point you ask?


HIT THE BOOFIN BALL
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Post by Neutron 14 »

2-2 in the bottom of the seventh, runners on 1st and 2nd with 2 outs. KC sends Bale to the mound. Irony?

Guess not, Casilla fouls out to end the threat. Next inning we get a Bale...
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Post by OGEE OGELTHORPE »

packerboy wrote:Just a reminder of the contestents and their winning numbers.

IS 96 (and a new thread)

Neut 95

ER 94

Govs 93

PB 92

sinbin 91

tomASS 90

boblee 89

UNS 88

But remember, this is the number of wins that the division winner will have.

A cold one at the Liffey is on the line. You must be present to claim your prize.

Allright , time for a reset.

At the current pace, 90 is the number which would give tomASS the coveted prize.

18 games left to play or , as some would say, bales left in the field.

10 at home for the Twins and 8 at home for the Sox.

Seems like an advantage for the Twins, especially since they have the Sox here for 3 of those.

The Twins however have a tough 4 game series in TB. Sox go to NY but ER's Yankees arent playing for anything except 3rd place and nobody in NY cares about that.

Should be interesting.
Twins lose 3-2, thats it for me.

But if any of you guys make it up to Roseau Ill buy a couple rounds anyways.

Well, except UpNorth he is from Warroad. :wink: :P

Good luck the rest of the way.

Go Twins and






Hit the Boofin Ball
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Post by Neutron 14 »

OGEE is out like Kramer....
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Post by packerboy »

That was one of the worst losses of the season.

They had Liriano going vs KC to sweep and they cant score 3 Boofin runs in 10 innings.

If Sox win tonight, they go on the road down 2.

The Final Factor
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Post by Can't Never Tried »

OGEE OGELTHORPE wrote:
packerboy wrote:Just a reminder of the contestents and their winning numbers.

IS 96 (and a new thread)

Neut 95

ER 94

Govs 93

PB 92

sinbin 91

tomASS 90

boblee 89

UNS 88

But remember, this is the number of wins that the division winner will have.

A cold one at the Liffey is on the line. You must be present to claim your prize.

Allright , time for a reset.

At the current pace, 90 is the number which would give tomASS the coveted prize.

18 games left to play or , as some would say, bales left in the field.

10 at home for the Twins and 8 at home for the Sox.

Seems like an advantage for the Twins, especially since they have the Sox here for 3 of those.

The Twins however have a tough 4 game series in TB. Sox go to NY but ER's Yankees arent playing for anything except 3rd place and nobody in NY cares about that.

Should be interesting.
Twins lose 3-2, thats it for me.

But if any of you guys make it up to Roseau Ill buy a couple rounds anyways.

Well, except UpNorth he is from Warroad. :wink: :P

Good luck the rest of the way.

Go Twins and






Hit the Boofin Ball
I know OGEE......... how about you take boblee's #89 since he's retired and never coming back, :roll: he wouldn't even know...right :D

What ya say guys 89 for OGEE....c'mon :D
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Post by Irishmans Shanty »

I was at a meeting once where the treasurer started out by saying "(long sigh).........well (long sigh)......we are still solvent"

16 bales needed
16 bales still in the field

96 wins: making hay to play 20 over from today
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Post by packerboy »

No way OGGE gets #89. We were happy to let him in late at 97 but 89 is too good a number right now to give it away. Now, that doesn't mean offers would not be entertained.

The Final Factor begins tonight.

10 games on the road with BAL, CLE and TB.

Will the Sox series have any meaning if they play like they did on the last trip?

The Red Star is calling yesterdays loss another one given up by the bullpen. Can't score 3 runs in 10 innings vs KC and its the bullpen's fault?

The bullpen has been shaky but when this team struggles, more times than not an inconsistent offense is involved.

I dont know what to say really. They are in hell right now. They can stay there and get the ship kicked out of them or they can claw their way out inch by inch.

So, in order to do that, what do they need to do?
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Post by Can't Never Tried »

packerboy wrote:No way OGGE gets #89. We were happy to let him in late at 97 but 89 is too good a number right now to give it away. Now, that doesn't mean offers would not be entertained.

The Final Factor begins tonight.

10 games on the road with BAL, CLE and TB.

Will the Sox series have any meaning if they play like they did on the last trip?

The Red Star is calling yesterdays loss another one given up by the bullpen. Can't score 3 runs in 10 innings vs KC and its the bullpen's fault?

The bullpen has been shaky but when this team struggles, more times than not an inconsistent offense is involved.

I dont know what to say really. They are in hell right now. They can stay there and get the ship kicked out of them or they can claw their way out inch by inch.

So, in order to do that, what do they need to do?
Geez your tighter then elliott at a free kegger ! :lol:
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Can't Never Tried wrote:
packerboy wrote:No way OGGE gets #89. We were happy to let him in late at 97 but 89 is too good a number right now to give it away. Now, that doesn't mean offers would not be entertained.

The Final Factor begins tonight.

10 games on the road with BAL, CLE and TB.

Will the Sox series have any meaning if they play like they did on the last trip?

The Red Star is calling yesterdays loss another one given up by the bullpen. Can't score 3 runs in 10 innings vs KC and its the bullpen's fault?

The bullpen has been shaky but when this team struggles, more times than not an inconsistent offense is involved.

I dont know what to say really. They are in hell right now. They can stay there and get the ship kicked out of them or they can claw their way out inch by inch.

So, in order to do that, what do they need to do?
Geez your tighter then elliott at a free kegger ! :lol:
:lol: Free keg...............I see 87 is available :wink:
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