Watched the AJB interview from today and I agree with him.
It's a new season.
You can't just get by later in the year. You have to score offense.
He just wants to contribute. He wants the offense to contribute. And not have to always rely on their defense.
I don't find anything he said insulting or selfish.
He called the eagles offense a “**** show”. What are you talking about? It’s beyond insulting. Whether you think he right or not is irrelevant. Keep that **** in house.
Yeah, probably because I hate the Eagles but maybe he doesn't want to get older and have to not only be on the team, but also be a top player in the league who is inexplicably uninvolved while they have a chance for a dynasty that they're wasting (they are).
The coach? Awful. Should have been fired yesterday.
They just won the Super Bowl. They’re the #1 team in the NFC and are like 3games up in their division. The coach is the winningest coach in his first five years in the history of the league outside of Lambeau. Again I don’t know what anyone is talking about.
They fired the guy from the Nuggets because the GM thought he was an obdurate fool and he had won a championship a year or so before. "Yep. Nope. You're an idiot. You're fired."
They fired Grady Little and he reached Game 7 of the ALCS. They didn't even wait another year. Just . . . you gone. That was because, in part, that dumb bumpkin choked away a sure win on a Friday night in June of 2003 when the Sox sent a record-setting 19+ guys to the pate in the first inning, not making an out for over eleven (?) batters to lead off a game. Anyway, Grady’s buddy, Jack McKeon, got all sore and Grady decided to pander to him when ole "Trader Jack" complained the Sox were "running up the score.” Grady and Jack, see, were "fishing buddies" down in dem ole Carolinas dere, and Grady shore was all sorry, Jack.
Florida Marlins beat Boston Red Sox (10-9). Jun 28, 2003, Attendance: 34804, Time of Game: 2:53. Visit Baseball-Reference.com for the complete box score, play-by-play, and win probability
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"’I’ll tell you what … if I get an 18-run lead tomorrow,
you can bet your sweet *** we will not steal bases and we will hold the runners up one base at a time,’ McKeon said. ‘OK? Mark it. Put it in your book. Put it in your pipe and smoke it for the future. We will not show the other team up.'
Little and McKeon live near each other in North Carolina and they socialize in the winter. Before the game Saturday, Little said the Red Sox crossed an unspoken line by scoring so many runs Friday." - June 29, 2003
Well it just so happens that Grady had the boys stop playing the game the next day on a Saturday afternoon when the Sox were up 9-2 in the 7th, and shore as Southern spitfire, ole "Trader Jack" McKeon and the Fish won in a comeback, 10-9. Sox lose.
That's after I saw Grady say something to the guys in the seventh in the dugout. He called it off. Check the box score. Up 9-2, the Sox brought in Wakefield to give up four, and then scared, brought in the closer and he gave it up.
Disgraced and humiliated on Friday night, the Florida Marlins were teetering toward another loss to the Red Sox 24 hours later. As run after run crossed the plate in the sixth inning Saturday night…
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Here's what the guy that owns/owned the Sox thought of it.
After watching his team score 25 runs Friday night, Boston Red Sox manager Grady Little was contrite Saturday. Little said he spoke to a few of his players about running up the score in their 25-8 …
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What did McKeon do two days later? Beats Atlanta 20 to 2. You think he apologized like Grady had afterwards, that stupid Southerner stammering on a Saturday? No, Jack, laughed all the way to Filly after they kicked Atlanta's ***.
Oh, and up about 16? Yeah, well Jackie certainly didn’t hold the runners to “one base at a time.” They scored 4 in the 7th, and 3 of them scored from second (they were doubles, and you should score, but it certainly was not holding the runners to one base at a time), and 2 in the 8th when they were up 18-1, which leads me to this question: What's Miguel Cabrera doing in the game up 18-1 in the 8th, Jackie, swinging for the downs, no less. Wasn’t that bad sportsmanship twenty years prior? It was, wasn’t it? LOL.
Look at dem boys, Grady, running more than one base down in Atlanta dere. Wanna clarify the unwritten rules for us and apologize for your buddy, you genius?
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Never, ever, let a moron like Grady Little run your team. No matter how good you think they are. It winds up with colossal stupidity and heartbreak. Remember when you guys were all pissy getting stomped on because Sirianni brought in garbage at OC and DC? And Howie said enough of this garbage at OC and DC. Let's get you some real footballers again as a condition of your employe?
Sirianni is a clown with bad management skills and poor personnel choices. He does better at coaching than I would, but I know the reek of the obstinate when I smell it. It wafts over the affected area like an old tuna fish sandwich in MOP’s Reddited AMC Hodl-style movie theaters. It’s that Spanish chick in your night class that violates the “stinky food” rule and complains the rule is laaaacist. On second thought, those Mookie Of The Years in Philly chanting "Fire Howie" at the "Linc" that summer? Yeah, that's about the Filly Fafeful's collective IQ in a broken nutshell. Maybe Howie thinks to himself, “Keep Sirianni. He’s perfect for these broccoli rabe lovin’, Independence Hall-going, park like Freeway in the middle of the street clowns.” The Flatulentious Fanaticism of the Filly Fafeful. Love how it smells like Saturday’s steamed-up pissandra on South Street.