The Phillies await their fate...
11-02-2009, 11:44 AM
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11-02-2009, 11:55 AM
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Eli is playing bad, I think mostly because the defense is so poor, Eli can't afford to be "smart" with the football, he's gotta take chances to try and put points up. He's forced to. Then the turnovers come, defense, which already is horrible, is forced to be out there more which makes the pass rush not as effective because these guys are winded, it's just a cycle that unless they get that secondary sorted out isn't gonna stop anytime soon.
Giants really suck right now.BAD.
Enjoy it for now Philly.
11-02-2009, 12:18 PM
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11-03-2009, 01:56 PM
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i think...much like the Eagles....the Giants had a pretty "easy" schedule to start the year and jumped out to a 5-0 start. now the last 3 weeks they've run into some pretty good contenders and are showing their true colors.
dont get me wrong, im not completely sold on my Eagles being as dominant as they showed on sunday...the heart of our schedule is upon us and we'll see just how good/bad they really are. allways nice beating up on the divisional foes though...makes for a good day on sunday.
dont get me wrong, im not completely sold on my Eagles being as dominant as they showed on sunday...the heart of our schedule is upon us and we'll see just how good/bad they really are. allways nice beating up on the divisional foes though...makes for a good day on sunday.
11-04-2009, 11:05 PM
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11-04-2009, 11:08 PM
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Good series by the Yankees, even better by Matsui. At least the Yankees fans stayed for the entire game this time 
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It was a damn good, entertaining series. It was nice to see the two best teams in the league battle it out.
:losers:It was a damn good, entertaining series. It was nice to see the two best teams in the league battle it out.
11-05-2009, 06:24 AM
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i think...much like the Eagles....the Giants had a pretty "easy" schedule to start the year and jumped out to a 5-0 start. now the last 3 weeks they've run into some pretty good contenders and are showing their true colors.
dont get me wrong, im not completely sold on my Eagles being as dominant as they showed on sunday...the heart of our schedule is upon us and we'll see just how good/bad they really are. allways nice beating up on the divisional foes though...makes for a good day on sunday.
dont get me wrong, im not completely sold on my Eagles being as dominant as they showed on sunday...the heart of our schedule is upon us and we'll see just how good/bad they really are. allways nice beating up on the divisional foes though...makes for a good day on sunday.
11-05-2009, 08:08 AM
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and?????????? when you spend 200+ million dollars you SHOULD win the world series. Saying they have the highest salary isnt an excuse, its just the truth. Everyone in the world knows the yankees just go out and buy the best players...those players did what they are supposed to do, they won, thats not an excuse.
11-05-2009, 08:46 AM
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the yanks big guns (except Tex) all contributed.
Congrats to them.
It still was pitiful that there were empty seats in the 7th inning of game 1 though. Fans of the Fightins' would never do that. Even the corporate ones.
Congrats to them.
It still was pitiful that there were empty seats in the 7th inning of game 1 though. Fans of the Fightins' would never do that. Even the corporate ones.
11-05-2009, 11:38 AM
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i can't help but laugh when people complain about how much money the Yankees have to burn. i guess if your team had the financial backing you wouldn't be biching about it. not to mention that most of the their wins were before the Steinbrenners owned team and probably one of the most known sports name franchises around the world
11-05-2009, 12:52 PM
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i can't help but laugh when people complain about how much money the Yankees have to burn. i guess if your team had the financial backing you wouldn't be biching about it. not to mention that most of the their wins were before the Steinbrenners owned team and probably one of the most known sports name franchises around the world
I agree with you, the yankees are the most historic team in any sport, they've had more baseball hereos than i can count. I even count jeter up there with all the greats, micky, yogi, babe, dimaggio, all of them.
I'll rephrase my comments, ill say i hate the no salary cap in baseball. image how competitive a 100,000,000 dollar cap would be make the league.
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