Comments on: And now for something completely…summarizing

by: ben

Wed, 31 Jan 2007 02:29:53 +0000

Ryan should get off his high horse to explain why Yaz is a “no brainer” and Willie Stargell isn’t.

by: Gee

Tue, 30 Jan 2007 15:23:17 +0000

We love you, but save your stumping for the Legends Suite.

A-MEN!

And carnett, I say, the more Japanese he speaks, the less English he’ll speak.

That works for me.

by: carnett

Tue, 30 Jan 2007 00:18:50 +0000

Schills a great pitcher that will be talked about in New England forever. His act however is getting a little old. His little hint to the Sox brass that if he’s not signed by spring training he’ll find a place to play? A lot of pink shirt fans are cool with this because he states, “I will not play for New York”. Shit, I guess Omar Minaya’s out a luck. The thing with Schill is his fucking mouth. The man never shuts up, and very rarely says something relevant. I like it when he said he was learning Japanese, what a riot! Shut the fuck up Curt, pitch and win. See you next to J.D. next year…..

by: cursemyreverse

Mon, 29 Jan 2007 20:49:51 +0000

I would half love to see Curt get spanked running for office in MA as a hard core conservative. Hearing him or anyone go on about how great Joe Lieberman is just makes my blood run cold. Just go make your video games when you retire Curt… We love you, but save your stumping for the Legends Suite.

by: V06

Mon, 29 Jan 2007 20:00:22 +0000

Those idiot sportswriters who didn’t vote for Ripken and Gwynn… someone should smack them.

by: mikeb

Mon, 29 Jan 2007 18:31:55 +0000

Too bad Bob couldn’t bothered to remember whether he said 60 or 61 players.

In fact, I will now provide you with the full list of 60 players who should have been unanimous choices to become members of the Hall of Fame based on an affirmative answer to the following question:

“Can you honestly look me in the eye and say that this man should not be in the Hall of Fame? Yes or no?”

… But here, in alphabetical order, are the 61 men who should have gone in unanimously, No Questions Asked:

Not to mention he’s only a couple weeks late with this column.

(For the record, he listed 61.)

by: tinisoli

Mon, 29 Jan 2007 16:49:20 +0000

Maybe Schilling’s new goal is to get to Cooperstown. If he can get another 35-40 wins, another ring or two, and another 400 Ks he’d have some pretty good numbers. There’ll be a lot of great pitchers getting into the Hall between 2013 and 2015: Clemens, Johnson, Maddux, Pedro, Glavine, Hoffman, etc. I’m sure Schilling would like to be in on that. And the bloody sock doesn’t hurt his chances. It must also be a nice idea that he can hang around for another two years as a mentor to Papelbon, Matsuzaka, and Beckett. I just hope he doesn’t drive them nuts.

And let’s hope we never again hear any utterances about running for office.