OT- Red Sox-- WS winners

[bruinator]

Per ESPN---- Sox knew where every pitch was going, what the pitch being thrown was, where the ball was going to land after it was hit or where the ground ball was going to be fielded?

Or better he were allowed to use 15 fielders on the field?

What the hell is next?????

 

[Tunescribe]

Per ESPN---- Sox knew where every pitch was going, what the pitch being thrown was, where the ball was going to land after it was hit or where the ground ball was going to be fielded?

Or better he were allowed to use 15 fielders on the field?

What the hell is next?????

Nice try at humor. You better watch out, or I'll post about the Wayland Ladies' Auxiliary Croquet Team.

 

[danny88]

Per ESPN---- Sox knew where every pitch was going, what the pitch being thrown was, where the ball was going to land after it was hit or where the ground ball was going to be fielded?

Or better he were allowed to use 15 fielders on the field?

What the hell is next?????

Awful..............

 

[bruinator]

Nice try at humor. You better watch out, or I'll post about the Wayland Ladies' Auxiliary Croquet Team.

Wasn't intended for humor. Was just trying to point out how pathetic all this stuff coming out concerning the Pats and spygate.

 

[upstater1]

In the 1936 World Series, Babe Ruth pointed to the stands before he hit the ball. He was told beforehand where the ball was going to land. And then, with the knowledge of where the ball was going to land, he swung, and sure enough he was right. A little too coincidental if you ask me.

 

[patsfanofNC12]

In the 1936 World Series, Babe Ruth pointed to the stands before he hit the ball. He was told beforehand where the ball was going to land. And then, with the knowledge of where the ball was going to land, he swung, and sure enough he was right. A little too coincidental if you ask me.

Sportscenter yesturday showed the highlight of him doing that (minus the made up stuff) all day long. It was unbearable.