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The Crew
10-09-2007, 02:17 AM
YANKEES are gone. THHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEE Yankees are gone!:D
wolfva
10-09-2007, 02:33 AM
Know the only thing better then a yankee? A gone yankee.
lil red jeep
10-09-2007, 12:18 PM
See ya Torre, don't let Steinbrenners door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya! Go Sox!
p.s. and take A-Rod and Clemens with ya!:D
jay b
10-09-2007, 01:29 PM
Being born and raised in Akron it's a true pleasure to finally beat them. 0 for 6 during the regular season was just a set up. Now they know how Custer felt. :p

It's a shame to hear that idiot Steinbrenner say what would happen to everyone before they even lost, nothing like adding a little pressure to an already tense situation, what a nut job.
The Crew
10-09-2007, 03:21 PM
I really think the Tribe has a definite shot at taking it all. Great pitching! Did you guys ever win a Series with Albert Bell?

Being born and raised in Akron it's a true pleasure to finally beat them. 0 for 6 during the regular season was just a set up. Now they know how Custer felt. :p

It's a shame to hear that idiot Steinbrenner say what would happen to everyone before they even lost, nothing like adding a little pressure to an already tense situation, what a nut job.
lil red jeep
10-09-2007, 04:52 PM
I really think the Tribe has a definite shot at taking it all. Great pitching! Did you guys ever win a Series with Albert Bell?

Not unless he was playing in 1920! I can relate to how the Indians feel. As a Sox fan, 2004 has to rate right up there on my list of greatest things I've ever seen. I know the Indians have a terrific pitching staff, but I hope they don't produce in this series. Go Sox!!!
jay b
10-09-2007, 05:13 PM
The Indians were in it twice in the 90's (95 & 98 I believe) with losses to the Marlins and the Braves. The loss to the Braves was no where near as bad as the one to the Marlins in the 12th inning of the 7th game. What made it worse was when the owner of the Marlins sold the entire team the next year after 'buying' his championship. It turned me off to professional sports almost as much as when they let Al Model sell the Browns to Baltimore. :rolleyes: