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    Default Hard to be a Pirates fan...

    Or a Rays fan, or a Cubs fan, or whomever you favor that just dont have the big bucks.....Heres too six months of screaming at my T.V.....

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    I have always had a soft side for the Pirates.
    I think the solution to alot of their problems is to bring back the stovepipe caps with the yellow stripes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OLGC_Slayer View Post
    I have always had a soft side for the Pirates.
    I think the solution to alot of their problems is to bring back the stovepipe caps with the yellow stripes.
    yeah...good old days....Wait the good old days ended when I was like 5...

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    The Pirates need a new owner who wants to spend money for players. Cuban wanted to buty them but ass didn't want to sell

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    I liked the Pirates back when in the days of Bob Walk, Bobby Bonilla and John Smiley. Some good teams in the early 90's who got some bad breaks.
    Damn you Sid Bream.
    I'm a Phillies and Jays fan but there are teams that I cheer for like the Pirates, Brewers, Cubs and Twins cause I like the underdogs.

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    Yeah the last ray of hope I remember having was Andy Van Slyke having a chance to send them to NLCS in early 90's. A strikeout and downhill from there...

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    I've been a Pirates fan since I was born. I rarely tell anyone that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sportsgirl View Post
    I've been a Pirates fan since I was born. I rarely tell anyone that.

    Its hard work, but somebodys got to do it

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    Quote Originally Posted by awhitejackson View Post
    Its hard work, but somebodys got to do it
    I was born in Pittsburgh - I had little choice. I think they inject you at birth there

    anyway, I believe I like your signature line - would you get me a beer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sportsgirl View Post
    I was born in Pittsburgh - I had little choice. I think they inject you at birth there

    anyway, I believe I like your signature line - would you get me a beer?
    Any other time.....Ive only got 3 left

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    Don't think you can lump the Cubs in there with teams like the Pirates, Devil Rays, Royals, et al. And we'll see now what happens in Pittsburgh with McClatchy no longer making the decisions at the very top plus a new GM in place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willie Bee View Post
    Don't think you can lump the Cubs in there with teams like the Pirates, Devil Rays, Royals, et al. And we'll see now what happens in Pittsburgh with McClatchy no longer making the decisions at the very top plus a new GM in place.
    It would be cruel to offer up false hope, Willie.

    .... now about the puppy....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willie Bee View Post
    Don't think you can lump the Cubs in there with teams like the Pirates, Devil Rays, Royals, et al. And we'll see now what happens in Pittsburgh with McClatchy no longer making the decisions at the very top plus a new GM in place.
    We'll see...Im crossing my fingers...

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    One of my favorite pitchers growing up was Doug Drabek. I remember watching that guy lose several no hitters in the 9th. Atleast 2 in one season.

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    Anyone remember John Tudor? Didnt he pitch for the Pirates at one time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kellen View Post
    One of my favorite pitchers growing up was Doug Drabek. I remember watching that guy lose several no hitters in the 9th. Atleast 2 in one season.
    I know nothing about baseball betting....I'm looking forward to your picks as you seem to be the man in baseball

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    Quote Originally Posted by OLGC_Slayer View Post
    Anyone remember John Tudor? Didnt he pitch for the Pirates at one time?
    Very short stint in the mid 80's

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    The Pirates' problems aren't money. Their problems over the past fifteen years have been more related to thinking $6 million for Jeromy Burnitz and other similar signings are good ideas and a complete inability to identify and evaluate amateur talent, which takes comparatively much less money to do successfully.

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