The Official Yankees Are Bad For Sports Thread

[U-T]

Originally posted by 50 cent@May 28, 2005 2:57 PM
it wasnt mlb that set up the rules. it was the owners, who have all the power. and they cant repeal it or some teams would cease to exist.

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The owners do not have all the power.

Far from it.

Players Assos. have quite a bit

 

[50 cent]

but the commissioner of baseball is but a puppet. or am i incorrect on that as well?

 

[50 cent]

payroll for one season: $200 million dollars
salary for star player: $22 million
learning to spank a yank 17-1: PRICELESS

:dlol: lol: lol: :dlol:
LMAO LMAO LMAO LMAO

 

[la.lovesorange]

Originally posted by U-T@May 28, 2005 11:32 AM
I never understood why people say they suck.

Hate them all you want, they win

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You win, you're hated.............why do you think so many people hate us??!! :neener: Its tough being on top!!! :dlol:

 

[surrealvol]

When it gets to where you can lay out the money and buy the best team out there, a lot of the fun is gone.

There are already a number of teams that are pretty much out of the race and that is not good for the game.

If its going to be all about the money, let's all go to Vegas and forget about going to the ballpark.

 

[BeltwayVol]

Just thought this was a good place to post this.....

The Boston Red Sox broke out with 27 hits in their biggest blowout against the rival New York Yankees.

Carl Pavano (4-3) and Paul Quantrill were roughed up for the Yankees, who had their five-game winning streak snapped and lost for only the third time in 19 games. They had won nine consecutive games at home.

The 27 hits were the most for the Red Sox since they tied the club record of 28 on June 27, 2003, against Florida. Pavano started that game as well, for the Marlins, and failed to get an out.

All the offense made it tough on the scoreboard operator at Yankee Stadium -- the board went blank for a few moments in the eighth inning as the Red Sox piled on. New York allowed its most hits since giving up a franchise-record 28 on Sept. 29, 1928, in a 19-10 loss at Detroit.

Safe to say Boston has Pavano's number eh?

 

[U-T]

Originally posted by surrealvol@May 28, 2005 11:38 PM
There are already a number of teams that are pretty much out of the race and that is not good for the game.

They are out of it due to pathetic drafting and horrible managing.

Don't tell the Marlins or A's that lower-money teams can't win

 

[50 cent]

sure they can win but only once in a blue moon. whereas the jankees are in contention every single year.

 

[U-T]

Marlins winning 2 World Series Titles and the A's consistently in the playoff hunt and/or in the playoffs are not once in blue moons

 

[50 cent]

man i really wish others would join in on this one and give their ten cents.