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Was it bad form to celebrate the way we did?


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Was it bad form to celebrate the way we did?  

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  1. 1. Was it bad form to celebrate the way we did?



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The best way to ger rid of those chants......go to the playoffs while the Sox sit at home.

Of course...but, that's more on the front office to put a playoff-contending team on the field. This team, as constructed, had virtually no chance to go to the playoffs...so, if they can't win the war, they can at least celebrate the smaller battles won.

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What kind of Celebration do you think the Red Sox would have had on our field had they won?

This is a good point and better yet, consider what the celebration would have been like if Tampa had lost before the Red sox won against us. They would be celebrating like crazy over their clinching the play-off spot...on our field....OUR FIELD. No way our celebration was bad form, no way.

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"The tears of Red Sox fans sustain me" Or something along the same lines.

I have been seen in public, reveling in the crowd shots of dejected Bostonians, clutching their pre-worn faux-vintage Red Sox hats in their hands as they simultaneously try to swear and hold back tears.

I don't deny these facts.

Not SO Silent.

http://www.masnsports.com/orioles_buzz/2011/09/james-baker-playing-the-spoiler.html

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