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If I had 2 extra tix they would be going to you. Not because of the shot glasses but because of your workman like effort...keep it up! Im pulling for you!the tiki bomb said:could sweeten the pot a bit.
in addition to $ for face val pair together 10 club tix for nite one, I can include a nice set of 4 2004 world series/AL champs shot glasses by Hunter Collectibles. My shot taking days are pretty much over.This could be the day0 -
Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.Post edited by ikiT onBristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180 -
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.This could be the day0 -
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.___________________________________________
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Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.
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it's the pony ride and Yankees title...cutz said:
Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180 -
Wade Boggs was the man0
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HAHA>That did hurt seeing that.the tiki bomb said:
it's the pony ride and Yankees title...cutz said:
Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.0 -
I'm pretty sure that it didn't hurt me, but I never thought of Wade Boggs as a much of Red Sox team player, certainly never a number retired guy, and the pony ride just cemented him in my mind as a a complete douche.cutz said:
HAHA>That did hurt seeing that.the tiki bomb said:
it's the pony ride and Yankees title...cutz said:
Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.
Why the Devil Rays hat in the hof?Post edited by ikiT onBristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180 -
I believe it was reported that Tampa Bay had put it in his contract that he would wear a Rays hat (i.e they paid him to do it). That was back when players were allowed to choose. They can't do that anymore.0
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The Sox should retire the number 12 that he wore in NY and TB.
Post edited by ikiT onBristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180 -
AND put up permanent signage right next to it for Bosley Hair Club for Men.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180
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OR just a 26 in the normal Red Sox numbering, with pinstripes.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180
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Getting your number retired with the sox used to be so much more than just your numbers(statistics). They would give it to guys who meant something to the team and baseball. Guys who played long portions of their careers and retired as Red Sox. Even Pedro having his number retired was kind of weird. His best years came in Boston and he was part of the '04 team, but he played so much of his career in other uniforms.cutz said:
Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.
Hell Cy Young played 8 seasons with the sox, is their all time wins leader, and has an award named after him....and you don't see his number up there! Boggs was always known as a douche, and left for the bitter rival. He was a great hitter while here, but not one of the greats!This could be the day0 -
Pedro had some of the best years ever by a pitcher while he was with the Red Sox.RatsTJRats said:
Getting your number retired with the sox used to be so much more than just your numbers(statistics). They would give it to guys who meant something to the team and baseball. Guys who played long portions of their careers and retired as Red Sox. Even Pedro having his number retired was kind of weird. His best years came in Boston and he was part of the '04 team, but he played so much of his career in other uniforms.cutz said:
Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.
Hell Cy Young played 8 seasons with the sox, is their all time wins leader, and has an award named after him....and you don't see his number up there! Boggs was always known as a douche, and left for the bitter rival. He was a great hitter while here, but not one of the greats!
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Yes, but you get my point. There is nothing immortalizing Cy Young. Just because Boggs put up great numbers in Boston does not mean you have to retire his number. I would retire Jason Varitek and Tim Wakefield way before I would retire Wade Boggs' number. Just my opinion.on2legs said:
Pedro had some of the best years ever by a pitcher while he was with the Red Sox.RatsTJRats said:
Getting your number retired with the sox used to be so much more than just your numbers(statistics). They would give it to guys who meant something to the team and baseball. Guys who played long portions of their careers and retired as Red Sox. Even Pedro having his number retired was kind of weird. His best years came in Boston and he was part of the '04 team, but he played so much of his career in other uniforms.cutz said:
Strange? He's in the HOF, with his prime years(11) with the Sox. Sox stats: Career .338 AVG. 5 Batting Titles. 7 seasons with over 200 hits. Lead the league 6 times OBP. Sox career OBP .428. 8 time All Star.JimmyV said:
Yep. The Boggs choice is very strange.RatsTJRats said:
Agreed, the number retiring is getting out of control. Wade Boggs has no business having his number retired by the Sox! But what do you expect from an organization that has reduced itself to selling bricks....the tiki bomb said:Thanks bro...
Just my opinion...instead of Wade Boggs' 26, the RS should retire Papi's number 34 on Opening Day. Again, just my opinion, as far as Boston's Rushmore, Ortiz is up there with Bill Russell, Bobby Orr, and Tommy Brady. It would be super classy for the ownership group to do.
Don't worry, David Ortiz's number will be retired. Hell, they may make a Statue of him outside Fenway Park.
Hell Cy Young played 8 seasons with the sox, is their all time wins leader, and has an award named after him....and you don't see his number up there! Boggs was always known as a douche, and left for the bitter rival. He was a great hitter while here, but not one of the greats!
Cy Young played before uniform numbers.This could be the day0 -
Pedro Martinez was completely unhittable from 1998 to 2004. He may have been the greatest pitcher I ever saw in person. 45 yes.
My greatest memory of Fenway Park was being in the building for the Carlton Fisk number retirement. 27 72 yes.
Boggs is a completely undeserving TOOL.
Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180 -
Wonder what the reaction will be here when Boggs is on stage at Fenway playing RITFW with Pearl Jam. Maybe he'll even arrive onstage on horseback.This weekend we rock Portland0
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