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No shortage of interesting games tonight

Posted by Andy on June 18, 2010

Let's see. We have:

Any else? Oh yeah--Manny Ramirez is playing his first game against the Red Sox since being traded away 2 years ago.

Plus lots of other interesting matchups...

8 Responses to “No shortage of interesting games tonight”

  1. Frank Clingenpeel Says:

    Hmm...Mets versus Yankees -- who to root for.

    I haven't had a choice like this since the election of '72. I think I will go the same route; is there any way both teams can lose?

  2. Kaiser The Great Says:

    The Manny thing is all over the place. I hope he gets booed, but I kind of hope all Dodgers get booed, so...

  3. John L Says:

    Re:1

    How about not payin' any mind to the game if you hate both teams?

  4. Frank Clingenpeel Says:

    Gee, John, if I do that, how can I complain?

  5. Hartvig Says:

    I'm a Tiger fan but I don't wish Dontrelle any ill will so I hope be beat him but he still pitches OK...

    And if I were a BoSox fan, Manny would get an earful from me all night long

  6. Johnny Twisto Says:

    Sounded to me maybe 75-25 in favor of cheers. Hard to tell.

  7. DoubleDiamond Says:

    Jim Thome just got a standing ovation batting for the pitcher in what may have been his first regular season return to Philadelphia since being traded. He walked on a 3-2 count.

    (Joe Blanton had a no-hitter [but not a perfect game] through 4; the first hit off him, in the 5th, was a triple in which the batter was out trying to stretch it into an inside-the-park home run. He and Jamie Moyer, who beat the Yankees on Wednesday, seem to have recovered from those awful starts in Boston last week.)

  8. SJBlonger Says:

    The White Sox played a three-game set in Philadelphia in 2007.