When I think of Manny Ramirez, in some ways I think in some sense of the male counterpart of Hester Prynne as to how just about all teams regard him at this stage of his career.
Just part a large S and T rather than A on his jersey for STEROIDS and TROUBLE and we will be all set. lol

You call Manny Ramirez "lazy" when he is putting 1st round Hall of Fame stats up and is one of the most clutch players in history?!

If that is your definition of "lazy", give me more "lazy" players with insane batting stats and more championship rings.

Please look at Manny Ramirez's hall of fame stats and AWESOME PLAYOFF STATS. This current team can't even get out of last place and you defend this team and RIP ON MANNY RAMIREZ WHO BROUGHT 2 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY CARRYING THE TEAM ON HIS BACK? That makes perfect sense.... NOT!

agree, manny is a cancer and i don't want him on this team

For that matter, maybe they can try their luck and bring back Barry Bonds also.

He's a cheating PoS.

Has there ever even been one?

is your username a question? because I'm interested

It should be a statement.

He has made some good points on here but they don't get any credit because he's despised on this board. Kinda like myself.

And a totally despicable human being in every sense of the word.

Randy, you are just passionate in your views. Sometimes they are not what the majority would agree with. No one would ever say that you are not really a Red Sox fan, though.

However, this idiot is probably not even a Red Sox fan. I am convinced he is the old poster that used to go by TrueInfo. Do you remember that idiot? All DroolHomely does is set up threads that he thinks will incite, not be insightful.

Thanks for that

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De nada.

(The only time that I have ever really disagreed with your affirmations was when Gagné was on the team. I really disliked that guy and it made it hard to root for him to do well for the Red Sox; luckily, he was short lived there.)

Name me the most feared Yankee killer that was a Sox player you have ever seen.

Who was the most feared Sox player that you just didn't want to see at the plate? Be honest.

Let me give you some hints.

He hit .322 for his career vs Yankees. (.413 obp, .617 slg, 1.030 ops?!, 55 HRs, 165 rbis)