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Sweet Caroline is played in the middle of the 8th.
Dirty Water is played after victories.
How was Wakefield tonight.
Better than Igawa and suffered from a couple of fielding mistakes.
Most likely.
Statistically, yes, but realistically, no. This will not last forever (but one can hope!). I see him definitely in the running to break 61, which A LOT of people will see as breaking the record. He also can realistically break that 70 home run garbage record (or 71 or whatever it is).
Let's be honest here- t will be very, VERY interesting to see what happens when Bonds breaks the all time home run record this year (unfortunately) and if A Rod makes a run for breaking the single season record. Very, very interesting indeed. Selig would love it- mlb can pretty much just ignore the Bonds record and focus on Arod.
At this pace...doubtful. He'll never keep it up. If he knocks out 50 this year I'll be surprised. Why, because when it counts, he doesn't perform.
On a more serious note as a RedSox fan, I am worried about how the Sox did against a 3rd rate pitching staff. Barely winning. What happens when the Yankee starters return from the DL? I fully expected to sweep this series, winning games by at least 5-6 runs, not 1 or 2. If the offense doesn't pick up, the Sox are not going to fare well against those damn Yankees again.
Incorrect, at least this year. I'm no Arod fan, but the guy has done the opposite of what he used to- he IS producing when needed. I was at the game when Arod belted the walk off grand slam. He has also hit anothe rwalk off home run this year. Most of his home runs (this year) have come when they were down or when the game was very close.
Will he keep up with himself? I doubt it. Will he hit more than 50 home runs? I truely believe it will be cloer, if not more than, 60.
The only problem is MLB CAN'T ignore the breaking of the HR record. Try as they may to sweep it under the rug, it'll be the elephant in the room.
The only problem is MLB CAN'T ignore the breaking of the HR record. Try as they may to sweep it under the rug, it'll be the elephant in the room.
Exactly. They cannot ignore it, but I can guarantee they will not make as big a deal over it as if someone else breaks it.
How about them Blue Jays really letting the Sox have it.
I'd already marked the game down as a loss before it started, Blue Jays ace vs our fifth starter.I was doubly happy because Carl Crawford is in my fantasy team, so that grand slam was nice.
