Red Mosquito

@SkitchP wrote:

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Haha I'm a Lions fan. Lord knows why.

http://www.jt-sw.com/football/boxes/ind ... iv-jac-den

Nothing comes even close to this disaster. At the time it sure seemed like they would never be able to win it all. Thankfully that was proven wrong next year.

Green Habit wrote:http://www.jt-sw.com/football/boxes/index.nsf/Games/1996-post-div-jac-den

Nothing comes even close to this disaster. At the time it sure seemed like they would never be able to win it all. Thankfully that was proven wrong next year.

Hell yes Neil Smith!

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I see that and I raise you:

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

Green Habit wrote:http://www.jt-sw.com/football/boxes/index.nsf/Games/1996-post-div-jac-den

Nothing comes even close to this disaster. At the time it sure seemed like they would never be able to win it all. Thankfully that was proven wrong next year.

Hell yes Neil Smith!

It was quite awesome that the Broncos got him what the Chiefs never could.

Simple Torture wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I see that and I raise you:

I don't give a shit about football.

Simple Torture wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I see that and I raise you:

I had no dog in the fight for this Super Bowl but no idea how he caught that ball.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I see that and I raise you:

I don't give a shit about football.

Fair. I can definitely say that after 20 years of ho-hum mediocrity, Boone was certainly the first stomach-punch 'worst day' and held that title for years. Certainly our generation's "Game 6."

Simple Torture wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

I see that and I raise you:

I don't give a shit about football.

Fair. I can definitely say that after 20 years of ho-hum mediocrity, Boone was certainly the first stomach-punch 'worst day' and held that title for years. Certainly our generation's "Game 6."

In a way, I was kind of glad the Patriots lost that game. I was at work pulling highlights of it for the morning news and had they won I would have had to stay later and do more work.

As soon as I heard that Kraft tried to trademark the phrase "the perfect season," I knew it wasn't going to end well. I guess that might be the difference--that Superbowl had some ominous signs leading up to it, while that ballgame was winnable from the 2nd inning.

Simple Torture wrote:As soon as I heard that Kraft tried to trademark the phrase "the perfect season," I knew it wasn't going to end well. I guess that might be the difference--that Superbowl had some ominous signs leading up to it, while that ballgame was winnable from the 2nd inning.

I hate the Yankees with all that I am. I hated that game. Taking Pedro out made me all sorts of pissed off. Also Wakefield was incredible in that series.

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:As soon as I heard that Kraft tried to trademark the phrase "the perfect season," I knew it wasn't going to end well. I guess that might be the difference--that Superbowl had some ominous signs leading up to it, while that ballgame was winnable from the 2nd inning.

I hate the Yankees with all that I am. I hated that game. Taking Pedro out made me all sorts of pissed off. Also Wakefield was incredible in that series.

You mean not taking Pedro out?

cutuphalfdead wrote:

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:As soon as I heard that Kraft tried to trademark the phrase "the perfect season," I knew it wasn't going to end well. I guess that might be the difference--that Superbowl had some ominous signs leading up to it, while that ballgame was winnable from the 2nd inning.

I hate the Yankees with all that I am. I hated that game. Taking Pedro out made me all sorts of pissed off. Also Wakefield was incredible in that series.

You mean not taking Pedro out?

He must. Death to Grady Little!

The day that Ken Griffey, Jr. left Seattle for Cincinnati was pretty rough.

Simple Torture wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:As soon as I heard that Kraft tried to trademark the phrase "the perfect season," I knew it wasn't going to end well. I guess that might be the difference--that Superbowl had some ominous signs leading up to it, while that ballgame was winnable from the 2nd inning.

I hate the Yankees with all that I am. I hated that game. Taking Pedro out made me all sorts of pissed off. Also Wakefield was incredible in that series.

You mean not taking Pedro out?

He must. Death to Grady Little!

Yes that is what I meant. My bad haha.

The worst thing about game 7 in 03 was watching that last 4 innings or whatever it was knowing there was no chance they would win.

Alou wasn't making that catch anyway.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Alou wasn't making that catch anyway.

This thread is about worst days in sports...

Game seven of that series wasn't worse for you?