*THE 2010, 2012, and 2014 WORLD SERIES CHAMPION SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS*

FearTheBeard

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

What can I say....ladies and gentlemen, YOU'RE ONE HIT WONDER SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS!! :thumbup:

In their 128 year history, the Phillies have won 2 World Series. That's as many as the Chicago Cubs. Congratulations, your franchise is awesome!

Johnny Abruzzo

FearTheBeard wrote:

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

What can I say....ladies and gentlemen, YOU'RE ONE HIT WONDER SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS!! :thumbup:

In their 128 year history, the Phillies have won 2 World Series. That's as many as the Chicago Cubs. Congratulations, your franchise is awesome!

The year after the Phillies won it they came within 2 games of repeating. As opposed to missing the playoffs.

FearTheBeard

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

FearTheBeard wrote:

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

What can I say....ladies and gentlemen, YOU'RE ONE HIT WONDER SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS!! :thumbup:

In their 128 year history, the Phillies have won 2 World Series. That's as many as the Chicago Cubs. Congratulations, your franchise is awesome!

The year after the Phillies won it they came within 2 games of repeating. As opposed to missing the playoffs.

Close. I guess in Philly you learn to live with close! 5 NL East Division titles and 1 ring to show for it. That must be awful.

I'll take the coolest team in baseball any day.

The Juggler

imalive wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

dude...we're not rivals. not at all.

just like last year, nobody out here gives 2 shits about the giants.

methinks you doth protest too much. you were giving 2 shits last year....and will again

ha...i really didn't. i mean i wanted to win but the phils just didn't play their best ball. shit happens and we have yet another shot.

i have nothing against the giants at all. but this beard dude still has all this pent up anger towards philadelphia for some reason. it's pretty funny.

Wobbie

2011 Giants:

55-9 when scoring at least four runs

36 games scoring one or none

pretty much sums it up :x

Johnny Abruzzo

The Juggler wrote:

i have nothing against the giants at all. but this beard dude still has all this pent up anger towards philadelphia for some reason. it's pretty funny.

Yea I don't get it. His team won, but he can't get over it. :?

Wobbie

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

i have nothing against the giants at all. but this beard dude still has all this pent up anger towards philadelphia for some reason. it's pretty funny.

Yea I don't get it. His team won, but he can't get over it. :?

it's because you guys are a bunch of dicks.

FearTheBeard

imalive wrote:

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

i have nothing against the giants at all. but this beard dude still has all this pent up anger towards philadelphia for some reason. it's pretty funny.

Yea I don't get it. His team won, but he can't get over it. :?

it's because you guys are a bunch of dicks.

Exactly, I can now change the title of this thread since the Phillies are out.

81

imalive wrote:

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

i have nothing against the giants at all. but this beard dude still has all this pent up anger towards philadelphia for some reason. it's pretty funny.

Yea I don't get it. His team won, but he can't get over it. :?

it's because you guys are a bunch of dicks.

They over analyze everything

FearTheBeard

Love seeing Brian Wilson in a Taco Bell chalupa commercial!

PRL1JAM

FearTheBeard wrote:

Love seeing Brian Wilson in a Taco Bell chalupa commercial!

horrible commercial. I always get up and get another beer once I see Wilson on the screen

Wobbie

Giants catcher Buster Posey has reached a significant benchmark in his arduous comeback from a season-ending leg injury. For the first time since his May 25 home-plate collision, Posey is in a squat, catching pitchers' bullpen sessions.

More significant, Posey is catching bullpens a bit ahead of schedule, boosting hope that he will be ready to play by spring training and be the Giants' starting catcher when they open the 2012 season in Arizona on April 6.

"I would say that starting to catch 'pens has been a confidence booster," Posey said in a text Tuesday. "I'm very happy with the progress I've made up to this point."

Posey has been rehabbing six days a week at the Giants' minor-league spring training complex in Scottsdale, Ariz., and will stay until the first week of November, when he goes home to Georgia.

The 24-year-old continues to regain strength and athletic conditioning 4 1/2 months after the collision with Florida's Scott Cousins broke his left leg and tore ankle ligaments that have required two surgeries to repair.

Last month, Posey began catching pitches delivered by a machine. On Friday, he caught balls thrown by a pitcher for the first time and did so again Tuesday, for about 10 minutes. The pitcher was Michael Kickham, a lefty who started 21 games for Class A Augusta, Ga., in 2011.

The medical staff had said Posey would be catching live bullpens by Nov. 1, though head trainer Dave Groeschner termed that a conservative estimate and said Posey actually is about a week ahead of schedule.

"He's been feeling good and progressing well, so there was no reason to wait," Groeschner said, adding that Posey will begin taking batting practice on the field in a few days - another milestone.

FearTheBeard

imalive wrote:

Giants catcher Buster Posey has reached a significant benchmark in his arduous comeback from a season-ending leg injury. For the first time since his May 25 home-plate collision, Posey is in a squat, catching pitchers' bullpen sessions.

More significant, Posey is catching bullpens a bit ahead of schedule, boosting hope that he will be ready to play by spring training and be the Giants' starting catcher when they open the 2012 season in Arizona on April 6.

"I would say that starting to catch 'pens has been a confidence booster," Posey said in a text Tuesday. "I'm very happy with the progress I've made up to this point."

Posey has been rehabbing six days a week at the Giants' minor-league spring training complex in Scottsdale, Ariz., and will stay until the first week of November, when he goes home to Georgia.

The 24-year-old continues to regain strength and athletic conditioning 4 1/2 months after the collision with Florida's Scott Cousins broke his left leg and tore ankle ligaments that have required two surgeries to repair.

Last month, Posey began catching pitches delivered by a machine. On Friday, he caught balls thrown by a pitcher for the first time and did so again Tuesday, for about 10 minutes. The pitcher was Michael Kickham, a lefty who started 21 games for Class A Augusta, Ga., in 2011.

The medical staff had said Posey would be catching live bullpens by Nov. 1, though head trainer Dave Groeschner termed that a conservative estimate and said Posey actually is about a week ahead of schedule.

"He's been feeling good and progressing well, so there was no reason to wait," Groeschner said, adding that Posey will begin taking batting practice on the field in a few days - another milestone.

FUCK YEAH!!

Lizard

PRL1JAM wrote:

FearTheBeard wrote:

Love seeing Brian Wilson in a Taco Bell chalupa commercial!

horrible commercial. I always get up and get another beer once I see Wilson on the screen

as much as I can't stand the gi**ts, I do laugh at that commercial. that guy is whack!

Wobbie

Lizard wrote:

PRL1JAM wrote:

FearTheBeard wrote:

Love seeing Brian Wilson in a Taco Bell chalupa commercial!

horrible commercial. I always get up and get another beer once I see Wilson on the screen

as much as I can't stand the gi**ts, I do laugh at that commercial. that guy is whack!

I don't even get the whole "I'm Black Ops" thing, but it's funny.

asterisks are only used in your team's name.

FenwayFaithful

Brian Wilson. Pride of Londonderry, New Hampshire.

Given to...

I'm alright being a "gits'!

Hows everyone doing? See Buster is doing better, and I hope you are too Rob.

Hows the weather in beautiful LA Liz?

Johnny Abruzzo

FenwayFaithful wrote:

Brian Wilson. Pride of Londonderry, New Hampshire.

Soon to be known as "washed up former closer" Brian Wilson. At least he's cashing in while he's still got it. Probably next year it will be Valverde or the Cardinals guy (Motte I think).

Lizard

Given to... wrote:

I'm alright being a "gits'!

Hows everyone doing? See Buster is doing better, and I hope you are too Rob.

Hows the weather in beautiful LA Liz?

well I am actually an hour north of LA but it IS beautiful--gonna be high 80's. how's yours? freezing yet?

Wobbie

Johnny Abruzzo wrote:

FenwayFaithful wrote:

Brian Wilson. Pride of Londonderry, New Hampshire.

Soon to be known as "washed up former closer" Brian Wilson. At least he's cashing in while he's still got it. Probably next year it will be Valverde or the Cardinals guy (Motte I think).

the landscape is littered with "washed up former closers." he got us our WS and that's ALL THAT FUCKING MATTERS

do you want to hear how he closed out Game 6 of the 2010 NLCS? :?