Santana’s legend grows

11 Responses to “Santana’s legend grows”

1. Squirrely says:
   1. October 2008 at 22:41

   Santana is not a legend.

2. Glendo says:
   1. October 2008 at 23:02

   legendary

3. Squirrely says:
   2. October 2008 at 14:44

   as 4 glendo, he’s a legend.

4. critter says:
   2. October 2008 at 16:11

   I’d say he’s well on his way. His last game of the season was clutch and you can’t say that for many pitchers who would sit for just 3 days rest and come back and own such an important game.

   It’s a shame the Mets ruined Wins for him in the beginning of the season, he should be a Cy Young candidate based on the 2nd half alone.

5. CC says:
   2. October 2008 at 20:09

   Screw u all, I regularly pitch on 3 days rest, so clearly ya’ll haven’t been watching the Brew Crew.

6. critter says:
   2. October 2008 at 21:51

   lol. Well Johan won more than 2 games in the first half of the season…

7. Jimmy says:
   3. October 2008 at 21:09

   How would the mets feel if he blew out his knee for the rest of his career on a game that meant nothing because the Mets are aweful in the clutch! If he signed with the Yankees he would have been in the playoffs. Its a shame that New York is not in the playoffs. Awe well we just have to cheer on that other NY team. LETS go Brooklyn Dodgers!Because the world will end if the Phillies and the Red Sox make it to the world series. Lets go Rays! Lets go Dodgers!

8. Matty_Q says:
   4. October 2008 at 03:33

   yea cuz the yankees only needed a pitcher…….

   LETS GO SOX!!!!

9. Glendo says:
   6. October 2008 at 20:38

   torn menisucs is not that serious, i have no menisucs in my knee and i played a couple years before i had to have it fixed.

10. Squirrel says:
    6. October 2008 at 21:37

    Impressive Glendo :stomach pat:

11. Glendo says:
    6. October 2008 at 22:25

    thanks dude

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