Red Sox versus Cardinals World Series Thread

[Floffman]

loved it. the bills need something going soon or they'll end up in london.



i think you missed it last week but i have the inside scoop
worrld is ironhorn!

World is a chick with dick?

and also believe it is Einhron. The comedic story of Scott Norwood. It was not an easy kick by any means but the way people talk you think it was a 22 yarder.

 

[rokketmn]

Has anybody started a new Daily Thread yet?

 

[Brocktagon]

Has anybody started a new Daily Thread yet?

we should just use this one until the world series.

but i guess we should tomorrow because of lack of participation.
i'm sure worrld ironhorn keeps looking without even clicking on this thread lol

 

[HammerDown]

Wassup, you son of a bitches?

 

[moxie]

if someone had the money to rent out fenway, i could care less. we had new kids on the block there a few years back lol. you can't stop the maintstream idiocy.

Those douche nozzles are FROM Boston though. These shit stains should've done this sideshow in Dodger Stadium.

(I know I'm being crazy. I just can't stand those idiots and it bothers me)

 

[Brocktagon]

(clicks the cbs board link)
"welp, no daily thread today. guess i'll have to go back to zig's vag stench and mustard gas"

 

[Brocktagon]

Those douche nozzles are FROM Boston though. These shit stains should've done this sideshow in Dodger Stadium.

(I know I'm being crazy. I just can't stand those idiots and it bothers me)

i understand! i'd love to throw them both in a porta potty and tip it over

 

[Brocktagon]

Wassup, you son of a bitches?

sup fucker. rocket didn't make a daily thread today so we're tailgating this one.

this is what happens when JD takes a 6 month leave of absense.

 

[HammerDown]

sup fucker. rocket didn't make a daily thread today so we're tailgating this one.

this is what happens when JD takes a 6 month leave of absense.

Speaking of JD, he's at Zig's right? What's the latest? Was he really in a car wreck or was that just diversion from him leaving here to go there (what he said he'd never do?). I think he couldn't live without owning Down all the time.

 

[rokketmn]

sup fucker. rocket didn't make a daily thread today so we're tailgating this one.

this is what happens when JD takes a 6 month leave of absense.

I wasn't planning on starting a thread yesterday. Then I logged on at 9:30 and saw one wasn't started yet, so I took the initiative.

Looks like a lot of late morning sleepers we got here.

 

[rokketmn]

Oh, by the way...

Red Sox in 6.

I respect the hell out of Wainwright and the Cards, but after going through Moore, Price, Scherzer, Verlander, and Sanchez, anything else doesn't seem as daunting.

Lester vs. Wainwright is the key. We need to go up 1-0 at home. If we do, this will be a short series.

Sorry, Cards fans, but it is nearing midnight and Cinderella (Wacha) faces a real lineup this go around.

The Cards don't plan on pitching Lynn and Kelly against us, do they? "Farewell and adieu to you fair spanish ladies...."

 

[Floffman]

Had to update my favorite teams for the next week or two.

 

[Brocktagon]

Speaking of JD, he's at Zig's right? What's the latest? Was he really in a car wreck or was that just diversion from him leaving here to go there (what he said he'd never do?). I think he couldn't live without owning Down all the time.

 

[Brocktagon]

Had to update my favorite teams for the next week or two.

 

[Floffman]

Speaking of JD, he's at Zig's right? What's the latest? Was he really in a car wreck or was that just diversion from him leaving here to go there (what he said he'd never do?). I think he couldn't live without owning Down all the time.

If he did get into an accident hope he is doing alright.

 

[Floffman]

So if the yanks were playing the cards who would you be rooting for?

 

[Floffman]

Jets pull a Belichick


Source: Jets tipped officials on push


Updated: October 22, 2013, 11:56 AM ET
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Were The Patriots Robbed?

Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith discuss whether the Patriots were robbed in their controversial loss to the Jets.Tags: New England Patriots, Pats, Stephen A. Smith, Skip Bayless, First Take, Bill Belichick

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• Jets Snap Slide Against Pats

The New York Jets were aware of the New England Patriots' previous use of the illegal pushing technique on field goals, and they made sure Sunday's game officials knew it, too.
In fact, the Jets sideline alerted the officiating crew during the game to watch out for it, a person familiar with the situation told ESPN.com Monday.
Sure enough, the Patriots were busted in overtime, and it cost them the game.
[+] EnlargeMatthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe/Getty ImageA penalty on Chris Jones, middle, gave the Jets new life in an eventual overtime win against the Patriots.


Publicly, the Jets said little about the matter. Coach Rex Ryan probably didn't want to come off as a tattletale, but he left little doubt Monday that he knew about the Patriots' practice, and he didn't deny blowing the whistle on them.
While he wouldn't answer directly on whether he was aware the Patriots had used it once the previous week against the New Orleans Saints, Ryan said, "The coaches watch every single play of every single game, so we're aware of the opponents' tendencies and everything else."
In other words, he knew.
Ryan declined to say if that information was shared with his players, saying he'd "leave that in-house," and he also avoided the question of whether he tipped off officials before Sunday's game.
"Again, you know what? My comments with the officials, I'll just leave that way," he said.
The Jets have a history of contacting the league with concerns before facing the Patriots. Before last season's game in Foxborough, they wanted the game officials to be aware of possible illegal substituting by the Patriots while using their hurry-up offense.
The Jets were well-schooled on the new "push" penalty, players said Monday. In addition to the mandatory tutorial in training camp from officials, who travel the country to educate teams on new rules, the players were "reminded" as recently as early last week, said Damon Harrison, a member of the field goal unit.
They were reminded because the Patriots seemed to get away with it last week against the Saints, whose defense is coached by Ryan's brother Rob. A wire service photo from the Patriots' game against the Saints in Week 6 seems to show that Chris Jones pushed teammate Will Svitek on Garrett Hartley's 39-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter. Jones and Svitek ran the same technique against the Jets, but the umpire saw it and immediately threw a flag -- 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct. It nullified a 56-yard field goal miss by Nick Folk, who followed up by nailing one from 42 yards in overtime, lifting the Jets to a 30-27 win.
The "push" penalty, on the books this season for the first time, is designed to improve player safety. This was the first time it was enforced.
Former Jets special teams coach Mike Westhoff, an ESPN Radio analyst, studied a tape of the play and said it was "very, very evident" that it was orchestrated. He said Jones "cheated back in his stance," allowing him to get in position to push Svitek from behind.
"I watched the tape. You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes," Westhoff said in a phone interview. "I can't prove this -- I don't know what they teach -- but those guys are pretty sharp up there [in New England]. I can't imagine them running a technique and not being aware of it. In my opinion, it was coached, taught and implemented that very way. I think they did it on purpose and got caught."
Westhoff said he "blocked a lot of kicks with that same technique," but it was legal up until this season. He said it's an unsafe practice because of "the force it generates," a big body pushing another big body into a blocker.
DeMario Davis, another special teams contributor, said he was "very aware of the rule."
Patriots coach Bill Belichick admittedly wasn't, acknowledging Monday his postgame interpretation was wrong. Rule 9, Section 1, Article 3 from the rule book is pretty straightforward: "Team B players cannot push teammates on the line of scrimmage into the offensive formation."
Willie Colon, another interior blocker on the field goal unit, said "all coaches should have knowledge of the rules." But he conceded he didn't know what was going on until after the game.
How could a head coach make such an oversight? Ryan didn't want to go there.
"I'm not worried about that," he said, bristling after several questions about the controversy. "The focus is going to be wherever you guys want it to be, but I think we outplayed New England, and I think that's why we won the game."

 

[Brocktagon]

So if the yanks were playing the cards who would you be rooting for?

i go for the superior AL east, whoever it may be.

 

[Floffman]

i go for the superior AL east, whoever it may be.

Cannot agree...burn fenway burn

 

[HammerDown]

When I'm pulling for the Red Sox, things have gone horribly wrong.

At least the Angels, Giants, Yankees, or Rays aren't in the Series. 'Bout all I have to be happy about I guess.

Does anyone know if Dickshot is at Zig's? Call me full of shit if you want but I havent checked in over there since I deleted the bookmark and lost the link. It's been so long now that I don't want to break my streak.