From: l2wang@lambert.waterloo.edu (  Lei Wang  )
Subject: Re: Re: For Jays fans only! Yankees Suck!
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 13:12:26 GMT

In article <1992Apr14.050653.24924@cs.cornell.edu>, tedward@cs.cornell.edu (Edward [Ted] Fischer) writes:
> In article <34860004@teecs.UUCP> ko@teecs.UUCP (Sam Ko) writes:
> >A 'WIN' is a win..................
> >How about '6' wins in a roll !!!!!!!!!!!!!
> 
> Yeah, those Yankees are looking pretty good, aren't they?

  Yea, for one night only eh?  The Jays just beat'em last night, rallying for
12 runs, and that's TWELVE runs!  

> Face it, the Blue Jays suck!  They got a little lucky there for a
> while, but tonight their true colors showed.  They got their little
> blue asses whipped by Greg "I'm all the Yankees have to show for
> Rickey" Cadaret!

  Lucky?  New York got lucky yesterday, and that's that.  True colors show
in the long run, and also in the short run, as in last night's blow out.
The Yankees got really Kicked in the Ass there, wouldn't you say?

> What a shock!  I can only imagine the shame of 50,000 fans as they
> watched Todd "Beanball" Stottlemyre blow yet another early-game lead.
> And their disgust as the "potent" Jays lineup produced a mere two runs
> in the game against one of the worst starters in baseball.

  And the shame of the fans of New York, as the game became out of reach
for the arrogant Americanos in the Second inning.
  Eight runs in the first two Innings!
  Come on, give me a break.
  You say Stottlemyre is bad when he gave up a few runs only because he
gave up a few runs due to tiredness going into the top of the ninth?
  Three home runs for Toronto.  What happened there?  Surely the wind
inside the stadium carried all of them out into the seats eh?  
  A three run homer by no one else but Roberto Alomar, and one by 
Kent, his first homer in his first appearance of the Major leagues.

  Shame on you.
  New York's starter, What's his name(so unbelievably bad that my memory
blocks it out), can't even get the Second out in the Second inning!!
  Oh my, that's a New York starter for you there, eh?

> I can only imagine this shame because the Blue Jays fans, in proper
> Canadian tradition, had all fled the stadium by the end of the
> seventh.  Only the losers and the misfits were privileged to watch
> Todd blow the game.

  No, we leave the stadium much later than the fans in your stadium, where
only a pitifully little number shows up (much less than 50,000, due to
lack of interest?), and even fewer remains going late into the game.
  I wonder how many turned off their TVs and went to sleep disgusted?
  Too many, I'd guess, before the game went into the 3rd inning.
  *cackle*

> The McJays have seen their last of first place for this season.  From
> now on they travel to the cellar in the company of the Tigers.

  Dream on, pal.  I'd be surprised if they lose first place more than
two or three times in the rest of the season, if at all.  Certainly 
They deserve it. 
  And the Yankees?  Ha!  They don't deserve first place, looking at the
attitudes of some of the fans here(namely, You).

> -Valentine
> -- 
> "Red Sox all the way in '92!"	tedward@cs.cornell.edu

  **NOT**
  (This post might have been more offensive if you were a main Yankee fan,
but I dislike the Red Sox even more)

  "You can only imagine", eh?

  You've got a new imagining coming, In Your Face.

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