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[Michigan Dave]

You still need to go eat that bucket of shit I told you to eat

Desmond Howard......................... :thwak::thwak::thwak::thwak:

Desmond's smirk when I asked him about the SB was offset by Charles Woodson's anger when I brought up the snow game.

 

[babalu87]

Desmond's smirk when I asked him about the SB was offset by Charles Woodson's anger when I brought up the snow game.

Were you even a Patriots fan in 1996?

 

[Michigan Dave]

Were you even a Patriots fan in 1996?

Of course. I always have been. In fact, that Super Bowl was probably the second instance of my NFL Rage (the Cleveland playoff game in 94 being the first.) To top it off, my buddy wore a Favre jersey to school the next day.

 

[Nomadic Logic]

 

[vince's chef]

 

[Costanza]

:archive:

You know you are a pimp when you can motorboat Lombardi's that you've won and were the MVP in the games of.

What else can top that, I do not know.

 

[Costanza]

Still representing.

Always.

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[babalu87]

Of course. I always have been. In fact, that Super Bowl was probably the second instance of my NFL Rage (the Cleveland playoff game in 94 being the first.) To top it off, my buddy wore a Favre jersey to school the next day.

Then you must swear your allegiance to the dark side

 

[Joolz]

Yes, his antics can drive one crazy, but there were some entertaining, memorable moments for sure. May 14, 2008 in Baltimore, the catch; the Boston fan high five; the throw to Pedroia, whose relay to first doubled off Baltimore's Aubrey Huff.
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[Michigan Dave]

Always.

Oh. Snap.

This guy reps the shit out of that post:

...And some relevant photos of awesomeness to stay on topic:

 

[PatsfaninMN]

Off the top of my head and seeing all the great photos that have already been posted. Here are some that I have very fond memories


1991 World Series Kirby Puckett Game 6 robbing Ron Gant of a double

Same game same wonderful player winning Game 6 in the bottom of the 11th with a homerun!

1991 World Series Dan Gladden plowing over catcher Gregg Olson

 

[PatrietteAz]

(JH you are GORGEOUS..dude wow.) And an inside beauty match just had to say it back to the regularly scheduled program.

 

[3 Point Stan]

Always.

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I'd hit it TWICE

Does anyone remember Mark Loretta's lone walk-off HR as a Red Sox in '06?

They had a billboard outside Fenway with a shot taken from atop the LF wall as Loretta rounded 3rd and the entire team was waiting for him at home plate. Only, the entire picture was in black & white except for Loretta.

It was such a great picture and I've never been able to find it. Anyone know what I'm talking about or - even better - have this pic?

 

[sonsofkraftybob]

7/24/04... and if you aren't familiar with this day, then you're not a die-hard Red Sox fan.

I have the ticket stub. 11th inning right? Same game Aroid and V-Tek got into a fight. I went to 13 games that year and that was one of them.

 

[3 Point Stan]

I have the ticket stub. 11th inning right? Same game Aroid and V-Tek got into a fight. I went to 13 games that year and that was one of them.

+1 for being there.

Bottom of the 9th, Red Sox Batting, Behind 8-10, Mariano Rivera facing 5-6-7
          ---  3   23%  N Garciaparra   Double to LF (Line Drive to LF-CF)
   O      -2-  5   14%  T Nixon         Flyball: RF (Deep RF); Garciaparra to 3B
   R      --3  1   24%  K Millar        Single to RF (Line Drive to CF-RF); Garciaparra Scores
                  David McCarty pinch runs for Kevin Millar batting 7th
   RR     1--  5  100%  B Mueller       Home Run (Fly Ball); McCarty Scores
        3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB. Yankees 10, Red Sox 11.

 

[3 Point Stan]

1991 World Series

PFMN, this was the best World Series of my lifetime. 1-0 10-inning shutout by Jack Morris - if that was the only win of his career, it should get him in the HOF. Unreal.

 

[sonsofkraftybob]

+1 for being there.

Bottom of the 9th, Red Sox Batting, Behind 8-10, Mariano Rivera facing 5-6-7
          ---  3   23%  N Garciaparra   Double to LF (Line Drive to LF-CF)
   O      -2-  5   14%  T Nixon         Flyball: RF (Deep RF); Garciaparra to 3B
   R      --3  1   24%  K Millar        Single to RF (Line Drive to CF-RF); Garciaparra Scores
                  David McCarty pinch runs for Kevin Millar batting 7th
   RR     1--  5  100%  B Mueller       Home Run (Fly Ball); McCarty Scores
        3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB. Yankees 10, Red Sox 11.

11-10. I knew there was an 11 somewhere in that game.

 

[mikiemo83]

11-10. I knew there was an 11 somewhere in that game.

number of trips for beer=11, number of beers consumed=22

 

[Muse]

This is not a picture per say but well you know