GoRowand33

thats dissapointing

I never noticed anything

in their top plays as they showed scott podsednik making a diving catch the commentator called him Aaron Rowand

I'm near the north shore where 90% of people root for the cubs so I'm used to it all of my friends are cubby fans, so when they started racking on me for our 1-4 start I used a combination these (in order of how much they worked) 1. your jealous 2. wheres your world series championship?

personally I think this is the easiest way to turn it around for the sox tip their hats to the royals and indians for beating us four times in a row, then recognize our mistakes and fix them so we can take a look at the negative things we did so early in the year, and try not to repeat them when we play teams late in the year What I'm trying to say is that the sox are paying for my mistakes early on, so they will be less likely to mess up again they should recognize that, then move on and get back to business

I missed the game while I was at the cubs game today, but can someone correct me if I'm wrong saying that our team needs a solid slap in the face to get on track

it's too early for me to be concerned right now, but this looks like a half-hearted ballclub something needs to whip our guys in to shape, even if we don't win tomorrow, atleast show up to the park and play last season with our good start my mindset was winning early never hurts, now my mindset is winning late is what matters

I feel like there were so many factors in the steroids issue that is impossible to blame one person alone were some people who made mistakes in higher positions than others, sure they were, but that doesn't mean that they should take the whole burden donald fehr was at fault for avoiding testing, while bud selig was at fault for not setting up testing those two mistakes kind of cycle in and out, with more blame on fehr than selig so I think it evens out anyways with my reasoning, I don't agree with what either Mariotti or The owners said in the letter because neither take the whole situation in perspective, instead focusing on a more bias side true good reporting gives the full story, so in that case mariotti was stupid

give the season some time sure we missed some opportunities, but three games into the season who is to judge? if I remember correctly the yankees team(forget the year) that won around 110 games started 0-3 I for one am not the least bit concerned yet

yeees .1000 winning percentage

so nice of cleveland to hand us this game

should morgan pointing out how mccarthy changes his rotation for curveballs be worrisome?

rookie mistake there

yes!!!

lets sew this up quickly

THOME!

please don't get postponed I heard it's always worse on TV though

love the attendance

if you ask me the most thrilling moment of the night was the beautiful verizon commercial shed a tear after that

at this rate I will be more tired for school tomorrow then I was after game three nothing like watching the sox late into the night then waking up at 6 am

20 minutes!

woke up at 1 (damn you daylight saving time) did a depressing amount of homework will eat dinner early to have plenty of time to settle in and watch the game at home by myself (all my friends are cubs fans and I have school tomorrow so I got screwed there)

really pisses me off to miss so many games while I'm at school then in the summer when I have the time during the day, all the games are at night

I only got the music with no video

I thought that it was really interesting to watch the documentary I think that it brings up a lot of strong points that the media completely ignores, but it does not give a completely convincing argument for me because they don't dig deeply enough into the reasons supporting that it was a terrorist attack