Sizzlin22

Did I really just read that? Joe every time you post you make yourself look dumber and dumber. I agree I am hostile towards stupid people.

The Mets mainly because they're my mistress team but also because they're in the NL.

SWEET! Lets hope those damn Japaneese don't freak out and get another trillion votes in.

That is getitng sent to my cousin immediatly, god that's priceless.

The ESPY commercials are priceless. Best one ever is when he's like "Some people have accused me of being juiced, you can't bottle what I have, any one wanna test me on the ESPY's\.... bring ittttt." The ones from last year were great too.

The deal with that one is they both are either to be traded or released on thursday.

Can't say I didn't see the Pavano blow up coming. His K/9 ratio is so low, god knows that wouldn't last in the AL.

The ammount basketball players make is disgusting. How could they have possibly even thought of a lock out?

Everyone vote for Damon as often as possible today because it's that last cahnce and we all know the man deserves to start. Don't stop at the 25 limit use any e-mail address you have at your finger tips and vote as many times as you can (125 and counting for me). And don't vote for Ichiro or it will nullify the votes. VOTE OR DIE!

I know pitchers CAN get s***** in a year it just seems unlikely for him because he's only 33 where as Randy Johnson is 41. Huge difference I don't know what's wrong but the guy needs to fix it.

I did not realize his first start would be against the Yankees if he took that extra time off. I change my mind, start him before the Yankees so he can work out any major league bugs that he may or may not have.

I wonder what the Ump is thinking right there

So if I walk up to Kraft and act really interested in the 2001 ring, he'll give it to me?

He doesn't suck, and you know what more power to him, with the stuff he said no GM in his right mind would trade for him. Personally as much as I hate Sheffield I agree with him. He took less money to go to the Yankees because he always wanted to be a Yankee, and now they want to turn around and trade him? It's not like he hasn't performed, he's been great. It would be like the Red Sox trading Trot Nixon, he took a home town discount and performed and he should in turn be honored with not being traded.

The fact that the Red Sox have done this without Curt Schilling, and the fact that he's coming back soon pretty much closes the door on the rest of the AL East, naturally this is all barring injury.

As sweet as it would be I say let him take untill after the All Star break off. Give him that little extra time to be ready and be 150% healthy before comeing back. Clearly we are playing well without him so lets not push him.

He doesn't and Timlin looks good striking out the first batter, One out no one on.

Took Gomes in the second round. I don't really like it though he doesn't translate well into the pros. Too small to be a post player.

I'm trying to figure out which is dumber that statement or that sig

Bad news for the AL East. A.J said he wouldn't sign an extention with any team he gets traded to... except Baltimore, apparently his wife grew up in Baltimore and they have family there. That sucks if he gets traded there the last thing we need is for Baltimore to get pitching.

Very wrong yet very funny.

Why don't you just copy and paste?

First of all his glove was in the basepath Arroyo himself was standing on the infield grass, trust me it's the background on my computer. Webster's New World Dictionary - Cheat - Verb - to violate rules deliberately, as in a game He violated the rules and then said afterwards that he would have done it again given the chance, which shows that he clearly thought about what he was doing, which makes it dedliberate, proving you wrong it was cheating. Major League Baseball Official Rulebook, Rule 7.09- A runner is called out if...... (k) In running the last half of the distance from home base to first base while the ball is being fielded to first base, he runs outside (to the right of) the three foot line, or inside (to the left of) the foul line and, in the umpire's judgment, interferes with the fielder... This rule proves that had he run into Arroyo he would have been called out for, guess what, interference. You said he would have been safe had he run into Arroyo, this proves you once again, wrong... Bow to your Sensi.

I agree, as much as I love Mueller I wonder what we could get for him at the deadline.

I saw it too (I was there) they're jsut throwing the ball around like maniacs out there, mainly Payton throwing home twice when he clearly had no chance. Allowing the hitter to go to second which does lead to runs.