Saturday Night Game Thread: O's-Red Sox 5-31-08

Just saw the Manny HR on a game report during the yankee game.
Wow,it seems O fans are outnumbered 3-1 by Sox fans.
Did Manny come out for a curtain call?

bronco wrote:

Just saw the Manny HR on a game report during the yankee game.
Wow,it seems O fans are outnumbered 3-1 by Sox fans.
Did Manny come out for a curtain call?

I'm listening on mlb sorry can't help you there

BMONJ wrote:

Geeezus sounds like there playing in Boston

I was at game last night and I'd estimate it was about 60% Red Sox fan. Looks more like 70% tonight.

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

Geeezus sounds like there playing in Boston

I was at game last night and I'd estimate it was about 60% Red Sox fan. Looks more like 70% tonight.

Probably be the same 70% tomorrow as the Sox fans will come down for both games.

bronco wrote:

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

Geeezus sounds like there playing in Boston

I was at game last night and I'd estimate it was about 60% Red Sox fan. Looks more like 70% tonight.

Probably be the same 70% tomorrow as the Sox fans will come down for both games.

Agree. The Saturday and Sunday games always have the most Red Sox fans. May only be about 30% for the Monday night game.

I did get to see two fights at the game last night where a couple of drunken, obnoxious Red Sox fans who felt compelled to ridicule O's fans got the crap beat out of them. One of 'em left with his face a bloody mess. There were probably others I didn't see.

Gee, Josh Hamilton of Texas has 61 RBI's already. I wish we had him too.

baseball007 wrote:

bronco wrote:

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

Geeezus sounds like there playing in Boston

I was at game last night and I'd estimate it was about 60% Red Sox fan. Looks more like 70% tonight.

Probably be the same 70% tomorrow as the Sox fans will come down for both games.

Agree. The Saturday and Sunday games always have the most Red Sox fans. May only be about 30% for the Monday night game.

I did get to see two fights at the game last night where a couple of drunken, obnoxious Red Sox fans who felt compelled to ridicule O's fans got the crap beat out of them. One of 'em left with his face a bloody mess. There were probably others I didn't see.

Wow TRavis would have peed his pants to witness that much hate...

David wrote:

Gee, Josh Hamilton of Texas has 61 RBI's already. I wish we had him too.

While we're dreaming, I wish we had:

1B: Pujols
2B: Utley
SS: Rollins
3B: Cabrera
C: Mauer

we'd still probably have a lower payroll than the Yankees.

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

Wow TRavis would have peed his pants to witness that much hate... [/quote]

He probably would have been lecturing them on how to be real fans as the police hauled their butts away.

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

That's what happens when your relief pitcher sequence is Cormier-Walker-Bradford-Sarfate while Johnson-Albers-Sherrill are still in the bullpen.

BMONJ wrote:

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

Ramon's contract gives him $7.5 million this year and $8 million in 2009. The O's have an $8.5 million option for 2010 with a $1 million buyout.

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

Ramon's contract gives him $7.5 million this year and $8 million in 2009. The O's have an $8.5 million option for 2010 with a $1 million buyout.

BMONJ wrote:

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

Ramon's contract gives him $7.5 million this year and $8 million in 2009. The O's have an $8.5 million option for 2010 with a $1 million buyout.

Hee hee hee.

BMONJ wrote:

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

Ramon's contract gives him $7.5 million this year and $8 million in 2009. The O's have an $8.5 million option for 2010 with a $1 million buyout.

No way anyone else will pick up even 25% of his salary the way he is playing and tough to release and pay him all that money when you are still paying Gibbons and Baez $6M+ each.

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

Ramon's contract gives him $7.5 million this year and $8 million in 2009. The O's have an $8.5 million option for 2010 with a $1 million buyout.

No way anyone else will pick up even 25% of his salary the way he is playing and tough to release and pay him all that money when you are still paying Gibbons and Baez $6M+ each.

I guess we are stuck with the TURD too bad we can't flush him,He's starting to Reek...

David wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

baseball007 wrote:

BMONJ wrote:

David wrote:

Things looking grim for the Orioles.

I really didn't expect to see the O's where they are now.But the lack of hustle by the so called veterans on this team is sickining.The pitching has been a nice suprise so far.Do you know how much time is left on Ramon's contract?He's got to go!!!!

Ramon's contract gives him $7.5 million this year and $8 million in 2009. The O's have an $8.5 million option for 2010 with a $1 million buyout.

Hee hee hee.

Over 15 mil for THAT!!!I hope you get the Piles Flannigan!!!

Tomorrow is another chance to beat 'em! We can still split the series. Later.

Wow fundamentals are falling apart on this team...Have a good one...Good night

Good night one and all!