Fick: Asshole or hero?

Just stick to jerking Roy Williams off. Fred Lynn was the laziest piece of shit ever. 1979, contract year, one of the first ball players to lift weights over the winter. Then check out the rest of his career. He never played in 130 games in a season again, yet never had a bad injury. You're the first Fred Lynn fan since after he won ROY and MVP in the same season. 1980 11HR and 60 something RBIs. Wow, Fred Lynn was a killer in the 80s for the Sox.

Fever, this ain't UNC hoops or football. When it comes to the REd Sox, you're a straw house and I'm Hurricane Hugo. Got it?

 

MNCunt and Metroid, you both are nothing but fucking idiots. I never said Lynn was the greatest. you need to re-read what I said about them you idiot.

Here let me post it for you - Used to like Boston back in the 80's with Yaz, Rice and Lynn. So where did I say I was a Fred Lynn fan. You tried to start some shit MNCunt and you were wrong as usual. So don't come with this bullshit like you are the greatest at something.


Back in the early 80's I was in jr. high, so sorry I didn't write down a fucking timeline of everything to do with the Red Sox. They weren't my favorite team then, the Braves were, but I did keep up with them some and pulled for them second to the Braves. I named 3 players to give an idea of the time I kept up with them, but if you would like I can post the entire fucking roster, but that doesn't mean shit.

You know all of this shit you think you know you can find on Google, so doesn't mean you know a damn thing.

 

I think Fever is thinking more of Dewey.

 

Actually thinking more of Daryl and his other brother Daryl!

 

I didn't claim to be the greatest Red Sox fan, just 1000 times more knowledgeable of a fan than you, yet it wasn't difficult. Where did I say I was the greatest at something. Why don't you log on to "redsoxdiehard.com" and take the 80s quiz, since they were your favorite team?

Couldn't you have thought of Dwight Evans (if you confused him with Lynn, you're the first person ever to do that), Carney Lansford (81 batting champ), Bob "Steamer" Stanley, Mark Clear, or even young John Tudor? Since it was your other favorite team?

"Back in the 80s with Lynn, Rice, and Yaz". That would be like me saying "I was a Celtics fan in the mid 80s with Bird, McHale, Parish, and Greg Kite." NObody gives a fuck about Greg Kite. He did play for the Celtics then, but you don't put him with the stars of the team.

Fever, you are a disgrace.

 

Fucktard, once again you are stating shit I didn't say.

I never, no wait, let me repeat that "I never" said they were my favorite team. You are total fucking joke of a person. Don't put words into my mouth like I said them when I didn't and then harp on it like a fucking child that you are.

But since you insist on bringing up Fred Lynn and how pathetic he was as a player, I am sure there are plenty of players that would love to have the career that Lynn did.

17 years
Hits - 1960 (almost 2000)
Runs -1063
HR - 306
RBI's - 1111
Avg. - .283

Sure those aren't really HOF numbers, but your Greg Kite comparison is completely stupid.

 

You're right, that was an uncalled for insult to Greg Kite. IF Greg Kite had Fred Lynn's level of baseball talent in basketball, Robert Parish would have been on the bench for the Celtics.

Lynn showed flashes in 75 and 79. Those numbers should have been a lot better.

 

Actually in '82 he played in 138 games and '84 he played in 142. Show me more of that Hurricane Hugo knowledge you have about Fred Lynn.

 

How many times was Fred Lynn an All-Star?

 

Just pointing out that you only liked the Red Sox for one year. Don't you have to go bust some teenager for breaking curfew? Oh, that's right, you're not in law enforcement anymore, this statement will give you something to type in bold and feel good about yourself.

Pi, I wish we could drop him off at a bar in West Roxbury so he can play Red Sox trivia.