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Like a bunch of kids, picking on a guy's name.... A few years after he broke into the league. Grow up, or get with the times! Posts: 880 | Registered: Nov 2005
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Hey, I'm not complaining. He's our replacement for Johnny Damon, so I'll take him. I'm just excited that I get to root for a guy named Coco Crisp.
Plus, he has a .300 batting average for last year. That makes me happy.
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I know I'VE made the joke before. Coco is a nickname, by the way. He kicked major butt for my fantasy baseball team and should do even better for the Sox.
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On a related note, I used to tutor a guy named Indiana Jones. His parents let his brother name him.
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quote: I used to tutor a guy named Indiana Jones. His parents let his brother name him.
quote: He's no Johnny Damon, though. No one could master the caveman look like JD.
No one could be Jesus. But I think he has a chance of making a name for himself in the Red Sox. Plus, he's younger, and his average has been getting better every season. I think he'll be good on our team.
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Yeah, I think Coco is a good addition. Even tho I don't hate the yankees with a fiery passion, I was sad to see him go to Steinbrenner's team, where he had to shave.
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I know. I DO hate the Yankees with a fiery passion, but I think the fact that hurts the most was that he was willing to give up his identity as Jesus just for more money.
On a side note, did you know that we Red Sox fans have begun calling Damon Judas?
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I think that calling Damon Judas was funny the first 2 times, but now is just lame. I can't wait for the improved Sox to sweep the Yankees this year.
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I like several yankees players, and their manager. Their owner, tho... I'd much rather see the Red Sox win it, since the Reds are out of contention already. And for 2007, 2008, and 2009 as well.
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I'm just slightly worried he's going to turn the milk all chocolaty. It really doesn't taste bad, but I just think it would be disturbing if the Red Sox were drinking brown milk.
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quote:I also knew a kid whose name was A llen S cott S kaggs. People laughed at his initials.
My last name is Smith. I have always known I could never marry a man whose last name also started with an S.
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For what it's worth, I don't know any Yankees fans who are fond of George Steinbrenner. Former Yankee Sparky Lyle wrote a what-if baseball fantasy novel that starts off with Steinbrenner being kicked out of baseball, and an overjoyed New York City staging a V-S celebration...
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Initials are important for parents to consider. That's why we didn't name our oldest daughter Amanda Rose. Our last name begins with "F."
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NNOOO. I can't like Coco Crisp anymore. Darn Sox.
Just Kidding. I'm one of those few yankee fans that can give the Sox some respect. I still hate them with all my being of course, I just aknowledge that they are a good team.
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