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To: reaper who wrote (84162)	10/14/2003 9:33:11 PM
From: marginmike	Respond to of 209892

I am going to game, tell me where you will be sitting, myabee ill buy you dinner after(if its 4pm game)

To: reaper who wrote (84162)	10/14/2003 10:07:36 PM
From: JRI	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

OT I think the 2nd, possible winning scenario for Sox is this: checking out his stats this year (see you are rubbing off)...apparently if Burkett can survive the 1st inning or 2, he is often good until 5 or 6. I could see a scenario in which Burkett gets thru 4th or 5th with minimal damage...at that point, I think you gotta consider Wakefield for a couple innings (to get to Timlin)... Wakefield, I believe, did that very thing back in the day (final game vs. Braves in 92...on 2 day/1 day rest).. For Burkett, if he starts, its all about 1st couple innings..if Grady leaves him in after 5 MAX, he's a moron, IMO...Yankee hitters will adjust and get his 2nd/3rd time around...Yankees often don't start fast (run production) at home, so yeah, he does have a shot...but I'd still rather have Pedro, no matter what And yeah, Nomar has got to wake up...he's a superstar (or was) and hard to believe he won't get some big hits (even if losses) in next game or 2... I think it will go 7, and be close to the very end...