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9/2/07

Video: Clay Buchholz's No-Hitter from Fenway Fans Perspective

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All in all, a pretty sweet season for the Orioles. 30 runs + No-Hitter from a rookie making his second career start.

Here's a view from the Fenway Park Faithful. I think we have a new legend in Boston.

HT: Fanhouse

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9/2/07

gearhead

0	I hate you, CF.

9/2/07

Chief_aka_James

1	Congrats to the kid who I know I will forget the name just a week from now. I'd say were pretty good for the day of screaming and cheering...With this one along with the App. St. over Michigan...I think its time to turn off my speakers here, put on the itunes and just listen to the soothing sounds of Kenny G. (Totally Joking on the last part, I swear. )

9/2/07

Pat

Chief_aka_James wrote:

Congrats to the kid who I know I will forget the name just a week from now.

I'd say were pretty good for the day of screaming and cheering...With this one along with the App. St. over Michigan...I think its time to turn off my speakers here, put on the itunes and just listen to the soothing sounds of Kenny G.

(Totally Joking on the last part, I swear.

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You will remember the name Clay Buchholz's name for years to come. I promise. Not only that, this WON'T be what you remember him for. Kid's gonna be amazing.

9/2/07

Chief_aka_James

Pat wrote:

You will remember the name Clay Buchholz's name for years to come. I promise. Not only that, this WON'T be what you remember him for. Kid's gonna be amazing.

Hope for the best for Clay (having to look up for last name again...) Buchholz then.

Just remember there's been plenty of "flash in the pan" players before this, and theres plenty more to come.

It's a depressing thing to see sometimes, so really does hope he is that star player people think he will be.

9/3/07

Keith

0	Just what the Red Sox need. Ugh. The rich get richer.

9/3/07

Pat

0	Keith wrote: Just what the Red Sox need. Ugh. The rich get richer. Not our fault the Indians didn't draft him.

9/3/07

Keith

0	The Red Sox scouting budget is probably 5 powers of ten greater than the Tribe's.

9/4/07

Pat

0	And we still manage to give away guys like Bagwell, Schilling, Hanley Ramirez, and more.

9/4/07

Keith

0	(Edited by Keith) The Hanley dump was really bad. Still, even great organizations blow it from time to time. Heck, the Indians traded away Brandon Phillips for practically nothing.