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Spartacus
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NFL today ya lazy fuvks
hamstershaver
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damn you made a nice comeback
foreigngirl
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I dont know jack shit. Thats why I gave you almost 40 000 the other day 
silverfish
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Good bookies always do!
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Spartacus
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I was down ~5k 4 weeks agohamstershaver said:
it was cool building myself back
I'm going to pay off those peeps who helped me out by donating their K
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I knew you wouldSoKlueles said:
I'm a long time Cincinnati fan
but I like Indy
foreigngirl
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4everhung said:
thank you
hamstershaver
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dayummmmmmSoKlueles said:
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Spartacus
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I lived in cincinnati '89-'92SoKlueles said:
when the boomer led bengals kicked ass
and the Reds swept favored Oakland in the '90 world series
I was at game 2 and I've never been in a more exciting environment
the reds won game 2 in extra innings
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Spartacus
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then the Reds went to oakland up 2-0 and beat the shit out of them 8-3
foreigngirl
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I am totally lost in this thread
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Spartacus
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Still, the Reds led the NL West from wire to wire, and after three games against the A's, they were on the verge of sweeping Goliath in the World Series. For Game 4, the A's trotted out Dave Stewart, who had just completed his fourth consecutive 20-win season. The Reds countered with Game 1 winner Jose Rijo.
For the first time this series, it looked like things were going Oakland's way. In the top of the first, Stewart plunked Billy Hatcher -- who had already set a Series record with seven consecutive hits and was 9-for-12 overall -- in the hand, causing him to leave the game. Then in the bottom half of the inning, Reds center fielder Eric Davis also left after bruising his kidney while diving to make a catch. Adding insult to his injury, Davis couldn't hang on to the ball and the play led to a run for the A's.
Still trailing 1-0 in the top of the eighth, the Reds finally got to Stewart. Barry Larkin led off with a single and Herm Winningham -- Hatcher's replacement -- followed with a bunt single. Both runners advanced when Paul O'Neill dropped a sacrifice bunt down the third base line. Glenn Braggs, who had replaced Eric Davis, grounded into a fielder's choice to score Larkin and Hal Morris then flied out to right, scoring Winningham with the go-ahead run.
With a one-run lead in the ninth, Reds manager Lou Piniella had the luxury of choosing from among Randy Myers, Norm Charlton and Rob Dibble -- a trio of relievers affectionately known as the Nasty Boys -- to face pinch-hitter Jose Canseco. Canseco, who was battling injuries and ineffectiveness, had been benched before the game by Tony LaRussa.
Piniella called on Myers, who retired Canseco and then Carney Lansford to give the Reds their first World Series title since the days of the Big Red Machine. Rijo was named MVP for a series in which he won both his starts and posted a miniscule 0.59 ERA
For the first time this series, it looked like things were going Oakland's way. In the top of the first, Stewart plunked Billy Hatcher -- who had already set a Series record with seven consecutive hits and was 9-for-12 overall -- in the hand, causing him to leave the game. Then in the bottom half of the inning, Reds center fielder Eric Davis also left after bruising his kidney while diving to make a catch. Adding insult to his injury, Davis couldn't hang on to the ball and the play led to a run for the A's.
Still trailing 1-0 in the top of the eighth, the Reds finally got to Stewart. Barry Larkin led off with a single and Herm Winningham -- Hatcher's replacement -- followed with a bunt single. Both runners advanced when Paul O'Neill dropped a sacrifice bunt down the third base line. Glenn Braggs, who had replaced Eric Davis, grounded into a fielder's choice to score Larkin and Hal Morris then flied out to right, scoring Winningham with the go-ahead run.
With a one-run lead in the ninth, Reds manager Lou Piniella had the luxury of choosing from among Randy Myers, Norm Charlton and Rob Dibble -- a trio of relievers affectionately known as the Nasty Boys -- to face pinch-hitter Jose Canseco. Canseco, who was battling injuries and ineffectiveness, had been benched before the game by Tony LaRussa.
Piniella called on Myers, who retired Canseco and then Carney Lansford to give the Reds their first World Series title since the days of the Big Red Machine. Rijo was named MVP for a series in which he won both his starts and posted a miniscule 0.59 ERA
klu that makes me love you 
hamstershaver
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dave stewart was a very underrated pitcher
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Spartacus
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I ate some mushrooms in columbus ohio the night of game four
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Spartacus
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todaySoreArms said:
Rudi is the man
they let corey dillon leave because they have a young horse
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Spartacus
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give me a crown
hamstershaver
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i thought for sure i had bet the steelers today, im not pleased
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Spartacus
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the Saints won on the road
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Spartacus
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this is kinda cool
beefcake28
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I keep betting... and losing. And then I bet some more....Lestat said:
beefcake28
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I think I will just start betting on whatever team I want to lose....
