The Red Sox Are Soon To Beat The Colorado Team!

[William J. Decker]

The Rockies.

Just goes to show you that you can have a good baseball team without having to pay millions for prima donnas who don't want to work too hard.


This fact is often lost on the East Coast elites and the midwest yokels.

In any case, baseball is over rated. To me, it ia just a game of nervous ticks.

Now, Rugby. There's a game worth getting worked up over.

[Frank M. Carrio, CMI]

Originally Posted by jkeany

now let's not be to hasty in your predictions. I'm sure the fans in Phili and AZ thought the same thing.

What Fans?

Does Phili & AZ have a PROFESSIONAL Baseball Team?

I think that their record speaks for itself!

[Frank M. Carrio, CMI]

Originally Posted by hvalenzano

Ether way ill have a beer for the winner and the looser. and a couple more for good measure.

TOOOO Bad I don't drink!

I guess that I will have to watch the SOX beat the snot out of the Rockies stone cold sober!

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by fcarrio

What Fans?

Does Phili & AZ have a PROFESSIONAL Baseball Team?

I think that their record speaks for itself!

I believe AZ has a much better World Series record then the red sox do, Undefeated at home, as I recall, in World Series play. In fact I believe it was a sort of a "Spank the Yanks" affair, something the sox are not really known for.

I guess a win every hundred years or so passes for excitement in certain areas.

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

10/22/2007 10:20 PM ET
World Series tickets on sale at noon Tuesday

• Rockies notes: Ready for Fenway
• Rockies' bats quiet during October run
• Rockies look back, forward to Beckett
• Experience not a necessity in October
• More Rockies Headlines

After suspending the sale of World Series tickets Monday afternoon, the Colorado Rockies announced that the tickets for the three games scheduled to be played at Coors Field will again be put on sale online only at noon on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Fans will once again be directed to the Rockies Web site at www.coloradorockies.com. "It's been an extremely frustrating day for our fans and the entire Rockies' organization," said Keli McGregor, Rockies team president. "Our Web site, and ultimately our fans and our organization, were the victim of an external, malicious attack that shut down the system and kept our fans from being able to purchase their World Series tickets. Throughout the day we've evaluated all of our options, and we continue to believe that the online sale approach is the most fair and equitable method to distribute the tickets. Our partners at MLB.com and Paciolan have fully assessed the situation and assured us that tomorrow's online sale will go as originally planned."


This, after I spent an hour and a half on two different systems trying to get FireFox and IE to load their darn website for ticket purchases today....sheesh...

[Jae Williams]

[quote=wdecker]The Rockies.

Just goes to show you that you can have a good baseball team without having to pay millions for prima donnas who don't want to work too hard.


This fact is often lost on the East Coast elites and the midwest yokels.

In any case, baseball is over rated. To me, it ia just a game of nervous ticks.

Now, Rugby. There's a game worth getting worked up over.[/quote]

Austrailian Rules Football...non-stop action and everybody gets hurt. Man, that's a sport!!!

[cduphily]

Originally Posted by hvalenzano

Wake up from your dream. Its not going to happen.

...

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

Congratulations to the Red Sox, World Series Champions.

Steve

(who thought the Rockies would do better than they did....oh well)

[Henry Valenzano, CMI]

Originally Posted by cduphily

...

Thats OK I just mixed up a 12 oz glass of Bacardi 151 with a splash of cola. After that i will not care who wins.

[Frank M. Carrio, CMI]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

I believe AZ has a much better World Series record then the red sox do, Undefeated at home, as I recall, in World Series play. In fact I believe it was a sort of a "Spank the Yanks" affair, something the sox are not really known for.

I guess a win every hundred years or so passes for excitement in certain areas.

My, my, my ...... How time passes! Has it been one hundred years so soon?

[Frank M. Carrio, CMI]

Originally Posted by swaskewicz

10/22/2007 10:20 PM ET
World Series tickets on sale at noon Tuesday

• Rockies notes: Ready for Fenway
• Rockies' bats quiet during October run
• Rockies look back, forward to Beckett
• Experience not a necessity in October
• More Rockies Headlines


After suspending the sale of World Series tickets Monday afternoon, the Colorado Rockies announced that the tickets for the three games scheduled to be played at Coors Field will again be put on sale online only at noon on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Fans will once again be directed to the Rockies Web site at www.coloradorockies.com. "It's been an extremely frustrating day for our fans and the entire Rockies' organization," said Keli McGregor, Rockies team president. "Our Web site, and ultimately our fans and our organization, were the victim of an external, malicious attack that shut down the system and kept our fans from being able to purchase their World Series tickets. Throughout the day we've evaluated all of our options, and we continue to believe that the online sale approach is the most fair and equitable method to distribute the tickets. Our partners at MLB.com and Paciolan have fully assessed the situation and assured us that tomorrow's online sale will go as originally planned."


This, after I spent an hour and a half on two different systems trying to get FireFox and IE to load their darn website for ticket purchases today....sheesh...

Thats funny .... I watched it from home and I had a GREAT time!

Tomorrow the VICTORY Parade will be even better!

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by fcarrio

My, my, my ...... How time passes! Has it been one hundred years so soon?

Time does fly. Well done RED SOX.

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

Actually, I'm glad I wasn't able to buy the tickets online after all...