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For all you ARod supporters out there.....

www.projecta13.com

Remember as he goes, we go....A great season by Arod means a great season by the Yankees.

Great site, I'm gonna spread the word on it to my buds. Did you have anything to do with making it? Or did you find it and are spreading the word?

KnickTerp12 wrote:Great site, I'm gonna spread the word on it to my buds. Did you have anything to do with making it? Or did you find it and are spreading the word?

that site was released on the Newday.com website and then DailyNews website, it's there to give psychiatric help to the pricks that boo him.

KnickTerp12 wrote:Great site, I'm gonna spread the word on it to my buds. Did you have anything to do with making it? Or did you find it and are spreading the word?

I found it on Bostonsucks.net. I was at that game on Saturday and I have to say he was the single reason we won. Both balls he hit were monstorous shots. This is the best groove he has been in since we've been here.....now if only our pitchers could step up...

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I found it on Bostonsucks.net. I was at that game on Saturday and I have to say he was the single reason we won. Both balls he hit were monstorous shots. This is the best groove he has been in since we've been here.....now if only our pitchers could step up...

I've been said that about Alex this year , even on that night when McClung got him to pop out, I have that game recorded and was impressed w/ Alex at the plate , he kept his hands back something he's doing more this season and the AB the inning prior he just missed hitting a 3 R opposite field go ahead shot, if the temperture wasn't under 30 and the 15 - 19 mph wind gust wasn't blowing that shot would have made the seats, , on the McClung pop up he wanted to go to RF the pitch came inner half put it in slow motion everyone will see he was looking at the ball thinking outside and then reacted inside and made contact on a 95 mph pitch , last year that ball is in the C glove. This is good because he's proving he can adjust to the location on the fly. I think this year the MLB is trouble and I'd pay to see Papelbon or Zumaya vs Rodriguez again.

The only way to get him out is with a hard breaking ball. The guys opposite field power is unreal. He can turn on pitches inside. If he doesnt bow out on breaking pitches as much this year as he has in the past he is going to have a enourmous year.

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I've been said that about Alex this year , even on that night when McClung got him to pop out, I have that game recorded and was impressed w/ Alex at the plate , he kept his hands back something he's doing more this season and the AB the inning prior he just missed hitting a 3 R opposite field go ahead shot, if the temperture and 15 - 19 mph wind gust wasn't blowing that shot would have made the seats, , on the McClung pop up he wanted to go to RF the pitch came inner half put it in slow motion everyone will see he was looking at the ball thinking outside and then reacted inside. This is good because he's proving he can adjust to the location on the fly. I think this year the MLB is troubleand I'd pay to see Papelbon or Zumaya vs Rodriguez again.

Papelbon is nothing. He got bombed last time he faced the Yanks. He didn't want to pitch after that. Zumaya on the other hand, that guy's a pitcher but hopefully next time Arod can crush one and send him back to playing Guitar Hero. -Jitpal

34Celtic wrote:The only way to get him out is with a hard breaking ball. The guys opposite field power is unreal. He can turn on pitches inside. If he doesnt bow out on breaking pitches as much this year as he has in the past he is going to have a enourmous year.

I doubt that because Bedard tried it and he couldn't he is a little succeptable to the high and outside fastball, and at times the high inside the hands fastball but name me an MLB hitter who doesn't have problem w/ the high corner heater.

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Papelbon is nothing. He got bombed last time he faced the Yanks. He didn't want to pitch after that. Zumaya on the other hand, that guy's a pitcher but hopefully next time Arod can crush one and send him back to playing Guitar Hero. -Jitpal

Come on lets be realistic. Paplebon might be the next great closer. I know hes a Red Sock but he can gas it up there, plus hes got balls. If you saw his 1.2 innings against Texas last night you wouldnt be saying that. I hate to say it but hes scary

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Come on lets be realistic. Paplebon might be the next great closer. I know hes a Red Sock but he can gas it up there, plus hes got balls. If you saw his 1.2 innings against Texas last night you wouldnt be saying that. I hate to say it but hes scary

Maybe to other teams. Look in the early times Papelbon pitched well. Later on the Yanks figured him out and they started hitting off of him. Papelbon is good, but he is not unhittable. K-Rod is much harder to hit than Papelbon cheating or not. -Jitpal

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Maybe to other teams. Look in the early times Papelbon pitched well. Later on the Yanks figured him out and they started hitting off of him. Papelbon is good, but he is not unhittable. K-Rod is much harder to hit than Papelbon cheating or not. -Jitpal

You're not going to win this arguement with me, but lets just settle and say Mo is the best of all...

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You're not going to win this arguement with me, but lets just settle and say Mo is the best of all...

No doubt. Mo greatest of all time. -Jitpal

that site looks to be a pr play by arod's public relations firm.

when you factor in (x10) the heaps of bad press the rags buried
him in. its understandable that his pr firm went online to counter.

Proposition Joe wrote:that site looks to be a pr play by arod's public relations firm.

when you factor in (x10) the heaps of bad press the rags buried
him in. its understandable that his pr firm went online to counter.

Who cares, either way we need to stand by him and support him. The guy is one of the most phenomenal talents in history, we are lucky enough to be able to witness it. Don't boo him every other AB.

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Who cares, either way we need to stand by him and support him. The guy is one of the most phenomenal talents in history, we are lucky enough to be able to witness it. Don't boo him every other AB.

obviously arod does

give it up dude

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obviously arod does

no it's not his PR the DailyNews and NYPost investigated the site owner and it's creators it's a site that was created by a Yankees fan talking about the abuse the media gives Alex and how the fans can't make up thier own mind about him.

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no it's not his PR the DailyNews and NYPost investigated the site owner and it's creators it's a site that was created by a Yankees fan talking about the abuse the media gives Alex and how the fans can't make up thier own mind about him.

haha they investigated god the ny media is the worst. reason why i havent
read the back pages in years; i call it the hate pages lol. well then good for
the fan, its a nicely done site, and arod's play is helping the fan's cause.

Nice site my man.

spread the word, spread the word