Papelbon a Wild Thing

Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon has a new hairdo. And it is the most awesomest thing EVER!!!

Papelbon a Wild Thing Papelbon, take 2Apparently, the haircut is the result of a bet between Papelbon and everybody’s favorite jackass, Kevin Youkilis.

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6 Responses to “Papelbon a Wild Thing”

  1. Paul Says:

    I’m more interested in the posts about Youkilis. The term “Brokeback close” needs to leave the American lexicon.

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  2. Joe Says:

    You idiot – The Mason Dixon Line goes North and South. Learn your shit you worthless bum

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  3. Nick Says:

    Actually Joe, the Mason-Dixon line runs East-West. You are both worthless.

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  4. Dan Says:

    I picked up Beltre in my league and immediately took a lot fo shit for it. I’ll stand by the assessment given here at umpbump. I firmly believe he will have better numbers–not the recockulous 40+HRs and 120+RBIs from 2004–but I’d take 20HR, 90RBI, and 20SB if he keeps up the pace.

    Whether or not he can approach .300 remains to be seen.

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  5. Ben Says:

    Good grief….

    Furcal was a computer draftee for my team (long story). I traded him to my brother for the OC (Orlando Cabrera). I also got Alex Rios in the deal.

    Look…Furcal signed a BLOATED contract this offseason, one he didn’t deserve. I mean….c’mon, the only thing he does is steal bases…how does he get 10+ mill a year for that?

    And he isn’t even do that well.

    What a bust.

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  6. Ben Says:

    Man….I’m sticking by this one.

    The OC’s numbers have been so good .284 4hr 33rbi 8sb – for a guy that basically should never have left Boston (way to go Theo), that you CAN’T sit around a wait for Furcal to get it together.

    Dump his worthless ass NOW.

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