greenbeans wrote:Should be good, like it usually is against these chumps.
They're no match and I'm already looking forward to the playing Yankees in the alcs.



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greenbeans wrote:Should be good, like it usually is against these chumps.
They're no match and I'm already looking forward to the playing Yankees in the alcs.
VinnyTheMick wrote:Papelbum.
VinnyTheMick wrote:greenbeans wrote:Should be good, like it usually is against these chumps.
They're no match and I'm already looking forward to the playing Yankees in the alcs.![]()
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sunshinekids99 wrote:VinnyTheMick wrote:greenbeans wrote:Should be good, like it usually is against these chumps.
They're no match and I'm already looking forward to the playing Yankees in the alcs.![]()
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Show some class.
VinnyTheMick wrote:greenbeans wrote:Should be good, like it usually is against these chumps.
They're no match and I'm already looking forward to the playing Yankees in the alcs.![]()
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greenbeans wrote:I said that on The Sox board, so go screw.
Brunson2Spencer wrote:LOL @ show some class. Because we all know how classy Boston sports fans are, especially if the Yankees were to be eliminated in the playoffs. C'mon now.
sunshinekids99 wrote:
Again nothing against Lackey and Weaver. But when I think of top of the line starters neither of those guys pop into my head. Looking at the Sox lineup they should be able to do damage against them.
desertlakerfan wrote:sunshinekids99 wrote:
Again nothing against Lackey and Weaver. But when I think of top of the line starters neither of those guys pop into my head. Looking at the Sox lineup they should be able to do damage against them.
That speaks more on your knowledge of the Angels pitching staff than their actual skill level.
Lackey has been a Ace for years(started off slow this year coming off injury) and Weaver has been great ever since he was drafted by the Angels with this being his first "Ace-like" year picking up 16 wins.
Boston's offense was solid all year, they just were owned by better pitching. Can't wait to see the matchups against the Yankees "best pitching money can buy".
sunshinekids99 wrote:desertlakerfan wrote:sunshinekids99 wrote:
Again nothing against Lackey and Weaver. But when I think of top of the line starters neither of those guys pop into my head. Looking at the Sox lineup they should be able to do damage against them.
That speaks more on your knowledge of the Angels pitching staff than their actual skill level.
Lackey has been a Ace for years(started off slow this year coming off injury) and Weaver has been great ever since he was drafted by the Angels with this being his first "Ace-like" year picking up 16 wins.
Boston's offense was solid all year, they just were owned by better pitching. Can't wait to see the matchups against the Yankees "best pitching money can buy".
When you think front of the line guys, Lackey and Weaver are two guys that pop into your head? Give me a break, I can think of 20 guys I would go with before those two. Plus given the fact the Sox have had success against both Lackey and Weaver.
Weaver has been great since being part of the Angels? Maybe my definition of great is different than yours. Weaver had one great year. He was good this year, but again I can name 15+ guys who were better than him.
I've never looked at John Lackey as an ace. Sorry I just don't think he's a dominate pitcher. He's really only had one "Ace" season for the Angels in 07 I believe.
I really don't want to put Lackey or Weaver down, but a lineup like that should hit them. It's quite plan and simple. I mean when Lackey is 3-7 with a 5 era for his career against you, you expect to win correct?
sunshinekids99 wrote:Nobody is saying the Angels pitching didn't dominate the Red Sox bats, it would be foolish to think otherwise. But to say Lackey and Weaver are at the top of pitching in baseball is just false. There are 20 guys I'd rather give the ball to then those two and I think a lot more people would be agreeing with me on that point than you. It's not an east coast bias, it's being able to see who is a better pitcher.
Again I don't want to put down Lackey or Weaver. But lets be honest the Sox have handled both of them in the past. Youkilis, Pedroia, and Martinez have all done well in the past against these guys...they did **** in the playoffs. Maybe it's good scouting, but I don't think both of them became Sandy Koufax overnight.
sunshinekids99 wrote:It's like talking to a wall with you.
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