I dislike the (Red Sox) uniform, not the person in the uniform. It's nice to see stories like this. When someone can overcome a tough situation involving their health, especially a professional athlete who depends on their body to make their living, it's a real testimonial to drive and determination.
When Lester pitched out of that bases-loaded jam in the fourth, especially against Sizemore, who'd put one in the right field bleachers last time up, I was as happy as I ever allow myself to get while watching a Red Sox game. I immediately picked Lester up in the SpoFi fantasy league and will now surely overtake jersey for first place, all thanks to Jon and his baffling, magical "Chemo Ball." I'm usually pretty grim until the game is actually over and the W is safe. Years of letdowns have conditioned me well.
I dislike the (Red Sox) uniform, not the person in the uniform. I've always thought it was a nice, classic design. Certainly nicer than what you see out of the likes of Tampa, Toronto and Arizona, whose newfangled designs have me seeing red.
None of those teams wear red. You should adjust your TV.
You might want to adjust yours when Arizona is next on.
I dislike the (Red Sox) uniform, not the person in the uniform. I've always thought it was a nice, classic design. I take that back. The uniforms are actually nice. The only think I really dislike is what the letters on front of the uniform spell out.
You might want to adjust yours when Arizona is next on. Wow. See what can happen when you switch to XM Radio as your baseball source? When did they do that? That's awful. The only think I really dislike is what the letters on front of the uniform spell out. I only dislike when those letters have a dash next to them in the standings.
The only think I really dislike is what the letters on front of the uniform spell out. dyams, just think of the anagrams. For the road uniforms, you have "sob not". For the home uniforms, there are a few interesting ones. I'll leave them to your imagination.
None of those teams wear red. You should adjust your TV. The Toronto Blue Jays wear red jerseys on Dominion Day every year. Not only that, but instead of the player name being on the back of the uniform, it says CANADA. I like it!
For the home uniforms, there are a few interesting ones. I'll leave them to your imagination. Oh believe me, I've thought of them.
The Toronto Blue Jays wear red jerseys on Dominion Day every year. Not only that, but instead of the player name being on the back of the uniform, it says CANADA. I like it! Because the MLB schedule makers are complete and utter morons, the Toronto Blue Jays have played only ONE home game (2006) on Canada Day in the past six seasons. I mean, you'd think that you'd give the Canadian team a home date on Canada Day to draw a big crowd...
I mean, you'd think that you'd give the Canadian team a home date on Canada Day to draw a big crowd... You'd think so, wouldn't you. Of course this is the same MLB schedule making group of idiots that gave the Blue Jays zero weekend home games versus either the Boston Red Sox or the New York Yankees this year. MLB sure works in mysterious ways.
A great story. Great for Lester for overcoming the hardest oppoent you can possibly face. I'm not the biggest fan of the Red Sox but I was excited to hear of a Red Sox victory this time.
