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Jermaine Gresham would have jumped over all of them, too.

Rainey's done for a long time.

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A toss would have guaranteed a TD, too. Every single UF player knew it was a 29 blast. You aren't going to score when they all know the damn play.

Make a trade for an quality catcher, and use the savings from Teixeira to sign a whole bunch of prospects in the 2009 draft.

Stoops - You have a f***ing 10 foot TE, who catches every ball in the red zone. Throw it to him.

The f*** was that....?

Quick strike by OU, might be the start of the shootout.

That's OK, Tebow still believes in talking snakes.

What can you tell us about his condition?

Looking at a closeup of Tebow's cock.

They pulled their starters in the 3rd quarter against TCU.

Looked like pass interference. And way to slow up OU's no-huddle offense with that unnecessary replay. The Tebow knob polishing continues.

I have OU winning, 52-49. No one stops OU's deadly passing attack. Florida won't be able to keep up with OU's barrage.

Yeah, but if he's healthy he's an impact starting pitcher. $5.5 million isn't too much to quibble about, considering that we saved over $180 million by not signing Teixeira.

Colon probably would be displeased if the Red Sox denied Colon the roll they promised him. lolkneeslapper

lol He never went.

Knowing that, hypothetically, if we offered 7 years $180 million, and Teixeira signed with the Red Sox makes me feel happy. I can finally feel closure.

Haven't had a toe injury have you?

lol

It doesn't. Which is why Dojji is a f***ing idiot.

If you were citing the book "Diamond Dollars," then you are absolutely correct. In exchange for his new shiny ballplayers, the dauphin of the Yankee Empire would have been pressed to use those funds to build his new shiny stadium, built entirely from the generous taxpayers of New York City. Imagine a Yankee franchise that was actually restrained to adhere to a realistic budget. Thanks to Mayor Bloomberg, who in 2001 said that they couldn't afford 800M for both stadiums, we may never know. Steinbrenner may be given the stigma of a greedy entrepreneur that is looking to minimize his own cost, but the city of New York eventually caved to his demands. For this, they deserve a giant FAIL. Another book I recommend is "Public Dollars, Private Stadiums," which exposes the disgusting nature of public officials and team officials that collude in order to screw a third party out of millions of dollars to get stadiums built. None of which are any benefit to the public. It should outrage any citizen that happens to reside in these cities, and should outrage anyone who subscribes to certain political philosophies that are impacted by these deals. The socialist should jeer at the political conspiracy hatched against the working class. The libertarian should abhor that the government is forcibly taking property from the taxpayer. The conservative? Well, they don't know what the f*** they want, as long as Steinbrenner praises JESUS they should be OK. Douches.... Besides Jesus, Conservative ideals are quite noble, but they have strayed from their roots. It should outrage everyone on the principle that some brilliant central planner, has decided that spending some of your money is best spent on the New Yankee Stadium. Rather than helping the truly desolate of New York City, or even better, leaving that money in your own pocket. The precedent has already been sent, just wait until a local politician is pitching the idea to you.

This is actually wrong. The handout to the Yankees by the city of New York is the favoritism of one economic group over the other. In this case, a wealthy billionaire gets his stadium, the taxpayers get the bill. Oh, and they have to repair this billionaire's stadium, and clean it up. They make no actual money.