Posted September 4, 200420 yr Idiot broke his hand punching the wall. Broke 2 metacarpils, DONE FOR THE SEASON! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
September 4, 200420 yr No he didnt, he just pitched today. 541794[/snapback] pwned. 541797[/snapback] Wow yes he did. I got Pwned. f***ing idiot he is in my fantasy team
September 4, 200420 yr Yeah, I thought you pwned Mets bs, but Joe backed up his claim so I will take back that pwned.
September 4, 200420 yr Yeah, I thought you pwned Mets bs, but Joe backed up his claim so I will take back that pwned. 541807[/snapback] :owned
September 4, 200420 yr Author Wow his a true idiot. His not out for the season tho. 541803[/snapback] There's no official word yet, but metacarpils take a month to two months on average to heal. Do the math, he's DONE!
September 4, 200420 yr Wow his a true idiot. His not out for the season tho. 541803[/snapback] There's no official word yet, but metacarpils take a month to two omths on average to heal. Do the math, he's DONE! 541812[/snapback] And so are the Mets :lol
September 4, 200420 yr Author Wow his a true idiot. His not out for the season tho. 541803[/snapback] There's no official word yet, but metacarpils take a month to two omths on average to heal. Do the math, he's DONE! 541812[/snapback] And so are the Mets :lol 541814[/snapback] Who? Ahhh, just knowing that the Yanks won't win anything is more than enough for me. :disco :dkdance
September 4, 200420 yr Wow his a true idiot. His not out for the season tho. 541803[/snapback] There's no official word yet, but metacarpils take a month to two omths on average to heal. Do the math, he's DONE! 541812[/snapback] And so are the Mets :lol 541814[/snapback] Who? Ahhh, just knowing that the Yanks won't win anything is more than enough for me. :disco :dkdance 541821[/snapback] They werent going to win anything even if they had Brown.
September 4, 200420 yr Author You really can't say that, they have more than enough talent on offense to carry some mediocre pitching and make a run ... but wiht Brown out their pitching is down right s***.
September 4, 200420 yr I can see it now: *cues Fox's baseball intro* "Hello and welcome back to the 2004 World Series, here from historic Fenway Park in Boston, it's the American League Champion Boston Red Sox and the National League Champion Chicago Cubs here for game 7 of the World Series, EXTRA INNINGS." People the apocalypse is coming. *serious*
September 4, 200420 yr I can see it now: *cues Fox's baseball intro* "Hello and welcome back to the 2004 World Series, here from historic Fenway Park in Boston, it's the American League Champion Boston Red Sox and the National League Champion Chicago Cubs here for game 7 of the World Series, EXTRA INNINGS." People the apocalypse is coming. *serious* 541829[/snapback] That will never happen. Neither team will ever win another World Series.
September 4, 200420 yr Author LMAO, Joe Torre was so pissed he actually took his finger out of his nose long enough to rip Brown a new one on the YES postgame show. Jorge Posada refused to talk about the game ... this team OFFICIALLY just imploded.
September 4, 200420 yr That will never happen. Neither team will ever win another World Series. Oh please. Its bound to happen sometime.......... Just not this year :shifty
September 4, 200420 yr LMAO, Joe Torre was so pissed he actually took his finger out of his nose long enough to rip Brown a new one on the YES postgame show. Jorge Posada refused to talk about the game ... this team OFFICIALLY just imploded. 541836[/snapback] Its about damn time. :notworthy
September 4, 200420 yr NEW YORK Sept. 3, 2004 ? Kevin Brown's frustrating season finally reached a boiling point, and now his hot temper could cost the New York Yankees at the most important time. Brown broke his non-pitching hand when he punched a wall in the clubhouse Friday night during a 3-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles that cut New York's lead in the AL East to just 2 1/2 games over Boston. "Stupidity," Brown said, choosing his words carefully. "I reacted to frustration I'd swallowed all year. ... There are no excuses. I let it boil over and I did something stupid. I owe my teammates an apology for letting my emotions take over like that." Already short on starting pitching, the Yankees were unsure how long the 39-year-old right-hander might be out. He was to be examined by a hand specialist Saturday. "My plan is to splint it and pitch. I just pray that my stupidity didn't hurt the team," Brown said. Acquired from Los Angeles last offseason, the oft-injured Brown missed seven weeks in June and July with a strained lower back and intestinal parasite. He tweaked his knee while covering first base on an awkward play in the fifth inning Friday, then was hit on the right forearm by Miguel Tejada's RBI single in the sixth. Steamed by it all, he walked around the clubhouse in the middle of the sixth and punched a wall, breaking two bones in his left hand. That was the end of his night. "You just can't do this, there's no doubt about it. You've got to keep your emotions in check," general manager Brian Cashman said. "It's a major issue that we shouldn't be dealing with. It's a problem." Cashman and Yankees manger Joe Torre were visibly annoyed. Cashman said Brown could be disciplined or fined. Torre said he spoke to Brown and expressed his disappointment. "Certainly uncalled for and unnecessary," Torre said. "There's more to this game than one person. We rely on him a great deal. It's not something that's helping the team, obviously." Brown (10-4) dropped to 1-3 in his last five starts and 3-8 lifetime against Baltimore. He allowed three runs and five hits in six innings, struck out seven and walked two. "Kevin has great pride and great passion for the game. I'm sure he regrets it," teammate Alex Rodriguez said. "We've had a lot of hurdles this year. It's just another one we're going to have to overcome, and we will." New York's division lead has not been this slim since before games of June 12. The Yankees led the AL East by a season-high 10 1/2 games on Aug. 15. Rodrigo Lopez shut down the Yankees into the eighth inning, Tejada got his major league-leading 122nd RBI, and the streaky Orioles won their fifth straight following a 12-game losing streak. They improved to 3-11 against New York this season, winning for only the sixth time in the last 24 matchups. Derek Jeter homered in the first inning for the Yankees, who lost for the first time since Tuesday's record-setting 22-0 defeat against Cleveland. Lopez (11-8) allowed six hits and struck out seven in a season-high 7 1-3 innings, taking over the team lead in wins. He entered with a 13.50 ERA in three appearances against the Yankees this season. It was his first victory in four starts. "Just a tremendous game. To shut down a team like this after the first inning, that's a pretty good job," Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli said. Lopez allowed a leadoff double to Miguel Cairo in the eighth, but he was stranded when Jason Grimsley got Jeter and Gary Sheffield on easy groundouts to end the inning. Jorge Julio struck out Rodriguez, Hideki Matsui and Jorge Posada in succession in the ninth for his 20th save in 23 chances. Jeter hit his 18th homer of the season in the first, but Lopez escaped a bases-loaded jam when Posada grounded sharply into an inning-ending double play. The Yankees didn't get another runner past first base until the eighth. Tejada drew a leadoff walk from Brown in the second, went to third on Rafael Palmeiro's double and scored on a sacrifice fly by Jay Gibbons. Baltimore went ahead in the third on Brian Roberts' sacrifice fly, which followed singles by Admin Bigbie and Geronimo Gil. Roberts doubled and scored on Tejada's single in the sixth, making it 3-1. Yankees reliever Felix Heredia walked his only two batters in his first appearance since returning from the minors and was booed off the mound. Paul Quantrill got a double-play grounder with the bases loaded to end the seventh. Notes:@ Yankees 1B John Olerud made two diving plays in the first three innings. ... Jeter is 13-for-25 with two homers in his career against Lopez. ... Baltimore C Javy Lopez was removed from the lineup before the game because of a stiff neck and replaced by Gil. ... Yankees DH-CF Bernie Williams was rested. ... Cincinnati claimed RHP Juan Padilla off waivers from the Yankees. ... New York 3B coach Luis Sojo returned to the team. He went back to Venezuela when his nephew died in a motorcycle accident. http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Sports/ap20040903_2106.html
September 4, 200420 yr Yankees reliever Felix Heredia walked his only two batters in his first appearance since returning from the minors and was booed off the mound God those fans are horrible. You never boo you own damn team, thats ridiculous. I guess they are getting desperate. Here come the sox!
September 4, 200420 yr That will never happen. Neither team will ever win another World Series. Oh please. Its bound to happen sometime.......... Just not this year :shifty 541837[/snapback] Ladies and gentlemen, in a year when THE YANKEES might blow a 10.5 game lead to the Red Sox, when THE MARLINS are in the WC race, when THE D-RAYS WON'T finish in last place, the year when ADRIAN BELTRE finally, put it together and Carl Pavano is a Cy Young candidate, and when the Texas Rangers are in the playoff chase a year after trading Alex Rodriguez. Ladies and gentlemen this is the year the Cubs and Red Sox will meet in the World Series.
September 4, 200420 yr Ladies and gentlemen, in a year when THE YANKEES might blow a 10.5 game lead to the Red Sox, when THE MARLINS are in the WC race, when THE D-RAYS WON'T finish in last place, the year when ADRIAN BELTRE finally, put it together and Carl Pavano is a Cy Young candidate, and when the Texas Rangers are in the playoff chase a year after trading Alex Rodriguez. Ladies and gentlemen this is the year the Cubs and Red Sox will meet in the World Series. No they wont damnit. The Marlins are going to the world series, dont care what anyone else says! And why is it so hard to believe the Marlins are in the WC race? :thumbdown Edit: I meant the Cubs wont go to the world series....the Red sox will!!
