Angola! said:I think he is MVP no matter what happens with the postseason races. Just a sick, sick season.
mike311gd said:Angola! said:I think he is MVP no matter what happens with the postseason races. Just a sick, sick season.
Angola, how is it that someone beat you to starting this thread? I figured you'd be waiting with one hand on the keyboard and the other on the ... remote, just waiting to hit post.
Angola! said:mike311gd said:Angola! said:I think he is MVP no matter what happens with the postseason races. Just a sick, sick season.
Angola, how is it that someone beat you to starting this thread? I figured you'd be waiting with one hand on the keyboard and the other on the ... remote, just waiting to hit post.
Well, I posted in the baseball thread before this, plus I am watching football not baseball.
Oz said:I think it's safe to say New York has toughened A-Rod up, and now he seems like a machine.
spnited said:Oz said:I think it's safe to say New York has toughened A-Rod up, and now he seems like a machine.
I think you're right Oz. Somewhere along the line, he finally said to hinmself "**** the Derek Jeter-loving fans who think I can't ever be as good as him. I'm ****ing 10 times the player he is. They can love his phony ass al they want, I'm just going to go ouot and kick ass every day.
"And one more thing, **** you, obnoxious Yankees fans. You'll be cheering me because I am that ****ing good."
Earlier in the year, I thought there was no way ARod would re-up with the Yanks; I was certain that he'd run to Pinella and the Cubs. And he still might, but I'm thinking that he signs an all-time contract with the Yankees, who will need his presence when the new Stadium opens.mike311gd said:What are the chances that Rodriguez is back in the Bronx next season?
I think this would be a good time, especially if -- when -- he wins the MVP, to flip the city the bird and go to another contender.
He finishing with more than sixty.Angola! said:NO. 52!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!