siamesedreamer said:And oh yeah..........HANLEY RAMIREZ LOOKS REAL GOOD.
Big Zep said:Sampson is
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Eaton can join him.
8-3....the real world baseball gods don't seem to be smiling today either.Gruco said:Erik Bedard gives up 5 runs pitching at home against Oakland
the fantasy gods hate me this year. I don't know what I did to upset them so much.
Somebody hasn't been watching enough Kelly Johnson!ToxicAdam said:BJ Upton is a straight up STUD. Best young player I have seen all year.
As much as I'd love to laugh it up at the Yanks, the knowledge that they'll call Hughes, pull Clemens out of their ass, and that at least somebody else is gonna be healthy by the end of the year curbs my sense of amusement here.Dr. Strangelove said:Yep. Still hate the Jays.
LOL @ the Yankees pitching staff
R_GILL said:Blue Jays win!?!??
Gruco said:As much as I'd love to laugh it up at the Yanks, the knowledge that they'll call Hughes, pull Clemens out of their ass, and that at least somebody else is gonna be healthy by the end of the year curbs my sense of amusement here.
Karakand said:Casey Janssen cannot be stopped.
Dear Cashman,Dr. Strangelove said:I'm living for the moment.
R_GILL said:Especially against the Angels.
Gruco said:Dear Cashman,
If you are interested in an over the hill, journeyman, former all star starter (and something tell me you are)- we'll be happy to trade you Mark Redman. Phil Hughes should be an agreeable price.
11.28.2006 You gotta lotta explainin' to do
Yanks bid $26 million for Kei Igawa
Yanks bid $32 million for Daisuke Matsuzaka
There is something wrong here. We bid $26 million just to talk to this:
"The downside to Igawa is that his fastball may be a little short for MLB hitters, in which case, he'll end up a reliever, and probably a good one with that plus curve as a lefty-killing weapon. (He does throw an occasional changeup, but prefers to use his curve to get righties out as well.) The upside would be if his quick delivery makes the ball hard enough for hitters to pick up that his fastball plays up to average, in which case he could certainly pitch in the back end of an NL rotation." (Source)
Twenty-six million to talk to a back of the rotation guy or a potential reliever? Hopefully, someone knows something we don't. We're not feeling this move.
Gruco said:But did Arod's HR give the Yankees a lead? No. Stat-padder.
The Frankman said:"The Frankman". . . ? wtf you smoking? Or has Yankee paranoia finally snapped something in you?
Damn, Mets game isn't streamed today. :-(