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Originally Posted by true 3 blue
that has to be the WORST form of broadcasting in broadcasting history
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
on D hes good.
He hasnt hit for power in boston nor average,
Hes not that fast. Very good tools, ineffective at staying healthy
At 70 million over 5 thats horrid
Originally Posted by CarlMonday
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
on D hes good.
He hasnt hit for power in boston nor average,
Hes not that fast. Very good tools, ineffective at staying healthy
At 70 million over 5 thats horrid
i dont think you really like baseball
not like hes the most loved player in boston, but all the tools are there.
he'll shut people up this year.
Yea me neither but he has picthed pretty well.Originally Posted by DSK aka iLLoQuent
we'll get them tomorrow...i'm not scared of Dice-K
Originally Posted by TBONE95860
The dug up the Red Sox jersey/shirt at the new stadium that was buried by a construction worker
Crisis, and curse, averted.
It took about five hours, but the Red Sox jersey that was embedded in the concrete of the Yankees' new stadium to place a curse on the New York franchise has been unearthed with jackhammers.
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AP Photo/Mark Lennihan
Constructions workers dug through the concrete at the new Yankee stadium to find a jersey of Boston's David Ortiz.
Earlier this week, a construction worker who is a Boston fan working on the concrete crew at the $1.3 billion new Yankee Stadium buried a Red Sox shirt in with the concrete foundation, in the hopes of jinxing the New York Yankees' new home, the New York Post reported.
The newspaper reported Sunday that two workers approached a construction manager with what they thought was the location of the jersey. After digging a two-foot by three-foot hole, the jersey was found.
"They absolutely pinpointed that if it was in the ground, that's where it was," Yankees spokeswoman Alice McGillion told the newspaper.
Initially the Yankees denied the jersey was ever buried in the footings of the new stadium. But clearly the Yankees brass is happier now with the possibility of a curse gone.
"I hope his co-workers kick the [expletive] out of him," Yankees co-chairperson Hal Steinbrenner said.
The newspaper said the jersey felt like a filthy rag, but the word "Red" was clearly visible.
The Yankees plan to donate the jersey to charity, and may pursue a lawsuit against the construction worker.
There are precedents for fans strategically burying trinkets for good luck. During the construction of the ice rink for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, a worker laid a Canadian one-dollar coin (known as a "loonie") at center ice. Canada went on to win its first gold medal in men's ice hockey since 1952.
And Mickey Bradley, a co-author of "Haunted Baseball," told the New York Post that a worker was said to have buried an unknown good-luck charm in a water main trench of the current Yankee Stadium back in 1920.
"Prior to that, they never won a World Series," he told the newspaper.
The Yankees went on to win 26 world championships since.
Hal coming through with a quote this time...
They got that swagger from their pops...
Originally Posted by TBONE95860
The dug up the Red Sox jersey/shirt at the new stadium that was buried by a construction worker
Originally Posted by HarlemToTheBronx
Originally Posted by TBONE95860
The dug up the Red Sox jersey/shirt at the new stadium that was buried by a construction worker
Thank goodness.