hee hee
oh getting testy
ok Matsui
from boston.com
blame grady
As for Little, apparently his explanation was live with Pedro, die with Pedro, or something to that effect.
"Pedro wanted to stay in there. He wanted to get the job done just as he has many times for us all season long, and he's the man we wanted on the mound," Little said at an abbreviated post-game press conference. "Pedro Martinez has been our man all year long. In situations like that he's the one we want on that mound over anyone we can bring out of that bullpen. He had enough in his tank to finish off Posada. He made some tough pitches to him, squeezed his ball out over the infield, and there's nothing we can do about it now."
Sorry, Grady. When Game 7 is on the line, and your ace has given you all he's got, no matter how badly he wants to stay in there, "Pedro's our man" simply doesn't cut it. You say "no," go to the bullpen that got you to a Game 7 in the first place (Pedro wasn't the reason, for sure) and you see what can happen. Should Pedro have even come out for the eighth? Did Little pinch run for David Ortiz and Jason Varitek too early, losing their bats in the process, when they could have used them later? Did Red Sox Nation really need more questions to ponder?
Well atleast my Sooners are gonna rip apart whomever they face
Praise the Lord
boomer sooner
lets move on
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