Originally posted by richfeet
Well i was wrong the indians blew it andwe are all so sad in northeast ohio why cant we will anything here? i felt bad for the indians they fell apart in game 7 we are the most badluck town in all of American Sports our teams take us there and rip our hearts out againand again this is so unreal i am so depressed

The Indians didn't lose to Boston, they lost to Fenway Park.

Originally posted by Arachnarchist
The Indians didn't lose to Boston, they lost to Fenway Park.

Originally posted by Phlabibit
[b]The way they pitched and batted, they could have lost to a hat, or a shoe.

Originally posted by Arachnarchist
Only if they played in Fenway Park

Originally posted by Phlabibit
Too bad you guys used up all your bugs on NYY, or you may have won game 5 in Cleveland.

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What a bunch of Indian fan cry babies. You have enough revenue to compete. Maybe you shouldn't have let Manny Ramirez go to the Red Sox (as a Yankee fan I certainly never appreciate seeing him in Boston). You have Sabathia and Carmona. They looked as good a one-two punch as anyone in playoffs against the Yankees. The Red Sox played better and won. Congradulate them don't whine about payroll.

Originally posted by Arachnarchist
If we would have let Lofton charge the mound and get himself an Beckett thrown out of the game, the result might have been different.

Originally posted by Phlabibit
I wonder what Becket said... "That's right, pick up your damn bat!!!! Nyaaarrrg!"

Something like that.

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Originally posted by Arachnarchist
Beckett gave the Indians a chance to get him out of the game, they should have taken it, even if it would have meant they would lose Lofton.

In fact usually they don't throw a pitcher out at all. For example, Clemens/ Piazza.

Originally posted by poundlee
In fact usually they don't throw a pitcher out at all. For example, Clemens/ Piazza.

Originally posted by poundlee
In fact usually they don't throw a pitcher out at all. For example, Clemens/ Piazza.