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  1. 07-01-2009 11:40 AM #1
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    Orioles Biggest comeback in franchise history

    Baltimore Orioles came back agasint the Red Sox last night to win 11-10. At one point, Boston was up 10-1, and they didn't know what hit them. The O's scored 5 in the 7th, and 5 in the 8th to come back and win it. Papelbon blows his first save against the O's after going 20-20 in save opportunities.

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    Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    AWESOME!!! May it be a turning point in the Orioles direction.
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    Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    Best part about this game? The ESPN mobile headline afterwards: "Papel-blown." Looks like ESPN has finally figured out the correct sexuality for Jonathan.
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    Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    Lmfao
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    Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    Gotta love this. Good job by the O's, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this.
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    Red Sox Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    but they bounced back in a big way today.
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    Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    Still doesn't even compare.
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    Red Sox Re: Biggest comeback in franchise history

    Quote Originally Posted by BuckFoston View Post
    Still doesn't even compare.
    to be utterly destroyed in a humiliating loss, usually leaves a team with a hangover.

    They could have said screw it thrown it in still been in first place, and go home to a 10 game home stand before the all star break, but no they came back in the 9th inning to win is huge, shows great team strength. IMO.

    Sometimes its harder to come back from a loss that should have been a sure win then to come back from a blowout.
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