R_GILL said:I won't blame Halladay if he asks for a trade. Poor guy could probably be up to 150 wins if not for the shitty team he plays on.
Cloudy said:Now watch these Jays take 2 of 3 from the Yanks. Shiiiiiiiiiit
DevelopmentArrested said:You're the one who wanted Halladay out of the game.
Can't have it both ways.
R_GILL said:I won't blame Halladay if he asks for a trade. Poor guy could probably be up to 150 wins if not for the shitty team he plays on.
ChrisJames said:
You, me, and the rest of the sane baseball world. Tigers = EXCITING.ToxicAdam said:Hey, I hope the Tigers and the Indians finish the season 15-4 .. I'd rather see the Tigers in the playoffs than the Yankees.
Dammit we know that but don't ruin it for America. Are you Halo fans that selfish as to screw America out of Yankqueaze failure?Karakand said:I want the Yanquis in the playoffs. (For obvious reasons.)
Which is more embarrassing, not making the playoffs with a 300 million dollar payroll or losing in the playoffs to a team of perpetual grit all-stars with a 300 million dollar payroll? I suppose it's 6 of 1, half a dozen of the other.The Frankman said:Dammit we know that but don't ruin it for America. Are you Halo fans that selfish as to screw America out of Yankqueaze failure?
ForzaItalia said:So does A-Rod get to 60 homers this season?
Culex said:There are 19 games left for the Yankees this season.
A-Rod needs 8 home runs to hit 60.
He's hit 7 home runs in his last 6 games.
Hmmmmm....
Nah, he'll be there. Barring any injuries, it'll undoubtedly be Pedro, Glavine, El Duque, Maine, and Perez.The Frankman said:Oliver Perez >>> Atlanta Braves. Holy crap on a stick.
And the funny thing is he may not be in the postseason starting rotation! :lol :lol
Is it wrong that I laughed at that?Tamanon said:http://sports.aol.com/fanhouse/2007...prank-marriage-proposals-are-funny-dangerous/
My god. I would not want to be the pranker in this one. Them's killing jokes right there.
funkmastergeneral said:sooo probably not?
Culex said:I wouldn't be surprised if he ends the season with 65.
funkmastergeneral said:wow you're delusional
Ninja Scooter said:Adrien Beltre and Richie Sexson for Halladay. Take it or leave it. The offer comes off the table at midnight tonight.
It's possible, but improbable. He'll probably cool off for a few games and then it'll be incredibly hard to get to 65. I could see A-Rod hitting 60 just barely, though.Culex said:You think it's out of the realm of possibility that he hits 13 more home runs in his last 19 games?
It's September 11th, and the Yanks have yet to play their game tonight. A-Rod has 8 home runs so far this month.
I say you're delusional if you think it's not possible.
Culex said:You think it's out of the realm of possibility that he hits 13 more home runs in his last 19 games?
It's September 11th, and the Yanks have yet to play their game tonight. A-Rod has 8 home runs so far this month.
I say you're delusional if you think it's not possible.
No one keeps that kind of pace over that long a span.Culex said:You think it's out of the realm of possibility that he hits 13 more home runs in his last 19 games?
It's September 11th, and the Yanks have yet to play their game tonight. A-Rod has 8 home runs so far this month.
I say you're delusional if you think it's not possible.
The Frankman said:Dammit we know that but don't ruin it for America. Are you Halo fans that selfish as to screw America out of Yankqueaze failure?
You seem out of touch, my friend. I've been to Chicago, Philly, Baltimore, D.C., and Virginia. NO ONE wants the Yankees in the playoffs. They must pay for their crimes.captmcblack said:America wants the Yankees in the playoffs.
Even if I am struck down, there are fans who will rise up and assume the mantle like Link and Cajole. Like my man Marlon said, "If the same situation came up I'd do the same thing again".America wants you gone from OT until next baseball season for your Konexian transgressions against humanity.
"I'm having as much fun as I've had in a long time, and that's a big factor for me,'' Glavine, 41, told the Post. "It's a fun team to come to the ballpark with every day. All the factors are there [to come back].''
Glavine, who won his 300th game on Aug. 5, says he has two criteria for returning next season -- how well he's pitching and how he's feeling physically. "That's the question I have to wait and see, but as far as going out there and having fun and doing the things I have to do to be successful, there's been nothing there that makes me think I am going to walk away," he told the Post.
And as much as Glavine wants to spend more time with his family, he says his wife and their four children, aged 6 to 13, support another season.
"Surprisingly, my kids are more on the side of me playing next year than not. I think that is in large part because they understand what I am doing," Glavine said, according to the Post. "They enjoy coming to the ballpark and being around the guys. They like the game of baseball. I think they are really starting to figure out that, 'Dad's a Major League Baseball player and it's pretty fun going to the games.'
We tried that already. And afterward, we still didn't make up.pollo said:you two should just have sex and get it over with
It's alright, none of us are.captmcblack said:He's not man enough for sex with me.
...wait