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Dempster should have tossed, absolutely no question about it. This should br reviewed by MLB and Dempster needs a hefty spine and suspension.

Only the Red Sux could make me feel anything but scorn for A-Roid and the Stanks. Yet another reason to despise Boston. Also revolting was the fan response to Dempster's antics.

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It takes a lot for me to agree wholeheartedly with John Sterling. That was a lot.

John and Suzyn are now on a rant about how all things Boston suck. This is getting entertaining

John and Suzyn are actually a pretty good team! Both know their baseball and not afraid to give some credit to our Orioles.

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John and Suzyn are actually a pretty good team! Both know their baseball and not afraid to give some credit to our Orioles.

I agree actually. My default stance is just to be disagreeable with anything associated with the MFY. You and I seem to like them more than the rest of the NY media does! I was curious about Suzyn and came across some serious hate on the inter webs.

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