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Plus the fact he steals wins away from the starter. Like a Vulture eats the dead animal killed by a lion, Russell gets the win by stepping in on a situation by the starting 5.

 

 

Hawk is credited for the nickname, heard it the night Alexei shocked the Indians

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I dunno dude the Tree is pretty intimidating. Imagine him being coming out of the bullpen.....

"Wasting no time they go to the Tree, the Tree leads the league in ERA, K/9, and Hit batsmen. I heard he threw at his own kid in a father son game..."

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QUOTE (TCQ @ Jul 10, 2008 -> 08:32 AM)
I dunno dude the Tree is pretty intimidating. Imagine him being coming out of the bullpen.....

"Wasting no time they go to the Tree, the Tree leads the league in ERA, K/9, and Hit batsmen. I heard he threw at his own kid in a father son game..."

 

when this guy sneezes, he looks like a party favor

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QUOTE (Flash Tizzle @ Jul 10, 2008 -> 03:24 AM)
We've been over this before on Soxtalk. His nickname is Tree. This is from Russell, himself. There's no debating it.

 

TREE

 

You don't have any real control over the nicknames you get tagged with. Otherwise good old Skidmarks Scanlon back from grade school would have opted for something a bit more flattering I'm sure.

 

;)

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QUOTE (FlaSoxxJim @ Jul 10, 2008 -> 07:49 AM)
You don't have any real control over the nicknames you get tagged with. Otherwise good old Skidmarks Scanlon back from grade school would have opted for something a bit more flattering I'm sure.

 

;)

 

Yeah, it would something better like Super Skidmarks Scanlon

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QUOTE (smalls2598 @ Jul 10, 2008 -> 08:37 AM)
Isn't Hawk the one who nicknamed Barry Jones the Vulture? Or did Jones have that nickname before coming to the Sox?

 

The original "Vulture" was a pitcher named Phil Regan. He pitched in relief in the 70's (and 60's I think). Back when the relief pitchers pitched more than one inning and rarely got the win. He had years when he seemed to get these types of wins and was given the nickname due to swooping in and getting the opportunistic win.

 

Hawk did call Barry Jones this as well.

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