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I think i'm the only one that got that. Well can you blame can he keeps getting hit.

anyobdy got yesterdays game?

El's where have you been? you were gone for 2-3 months.

Well look who's an all sportsman.

I called it http://www.talksox.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2708 http://espn.go.com/i/mlb/profiles/players/4684.jpg This weeks player- Frank castillo. This should be interesting Age: 36 Height: 6-1 Weight: 198 lbs. Bats: Right Throws: Right Pos: RP Born: April 1, 1969, El Paso, TX Full Name: Frank Anthony Castillo College: None Experience: 12 years Season TM G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO W L SV HLD BLSV ERA 1991 ChC 18 18 4 0 111.2 107 56 54 5 33 73 6 7 0 0 -- 4.35 1992 ChC 33 33 0 0 205.1 179 91 79 19 63 135 10 11 0 0 -- 3.46 1993 ChC 29 25 2 0 141.1 162 83 76 20 39 84 5 8 0 0 -- 4.84 1994 ChC 4 4 1 0 23.0 25 13 11 3 5 19 2 1 0 0 -- 4.30 1995 ChC 29 29 2 2 188.0 179 75 67 22 52 135 11 10 0 0 -- 3.21 1996 ChC 33 33 1 1 182.1 209 112 107 28 46 139 7 16 0 0 -- 5.28 1997 ChC 20 19 0 0 98.0 113 64 59 9 44 67 6 9 0 0 -- 5.42 1997 Col 14 14 0 0 86.1 107 57 52 16 25 59 6 3 0 0 -- 5.42 1997 -- 34 33 0 0 184.1 220 121 111 25 69 126 12 12 0 0 -- 5.42 1998 Det 27 19 0 0 116.0 150 91 88 17 44 81 3 9 1 0 0 6.83 2000 Tor 25 24 0 0 138.0 112 58 55 18 56 104 10 5 0 0 -- 3.59 2001 Bos 26 26 0 0 136.2 138 72 64 14 35 89 10 9 0 0 -- 4.22 2002 Bos 36 23 0 0 163.1 174 101 92 19 58 112 6 15 1 0 1 5.07 2004 Bos 2 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0.00 BREAKDOWN G GS IP H R HR BB SO K/9 W L Hld Sv BS BAA WHIP ERA CAREER 296 267 1591.0 1656 873 190 501 1097 6.21 82 103 0 2 1 .268 1.36 4.55 I give him a 4.

Ok but were talking about foulke.

Why do you chang e your avator everyday? Well foulke will get better I guarentee it.

I love tennis but we dont play it much at my school.

Where did you get that from? ( the 12 part) EDIT:He saw it in my subpro but thats old and I never update it.

What sports do you play and what postions do you play in order of your favorites. Baseball and soccer are big for me and I couldn't choose. Soccer: left Forward , middie and sweeper. Baseball: 2nd base, Center Field. I suck at hitting so far this year, but i'm fielding great.

Schilling hasn't proved himself this year so: 1.Arroyo 2.Clement 2(t)Wake 3.miller 4.Wells 5.Schill

Awesome game when I saw that homer I thought "bada bing, bada boom.

How long have you guys had these? (guessing long since nomars there)

Can you say "paper or plastic"?

2 months ago (I meant to post this but forgot it) The trophy came to an elementary school in my town. The kids touched it and the teachers got to hold it. http://www3.metrowestdailynews.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=97932

I agree. I say dump bellhorn , put mueller on 2nd and put youk on 3rd.

Whos your friend?

nice sig stupid. No player today guys i've been out all day for mothers day and a game(baseball).

Here we go again.

Thats a first.

Bronso only has one year on his tract and bellhorn has 2.

+9 ortiz has 8 hits

See what I mean?

Element are you going to any of the games next week?

8.53 is the final score for willis. Thanks for covering for me rsr. Todays player: Carlos Zambrano http://espn-att.starwave.com/i/mlb/profiles/players/small/6559.jpg Age: 23 Height: 6-5 Weight: 255 lbs. Bats: Both Throws: Right Pos: SP Born: June 1, 1981 Full Name: Carlos Alberto Zambrano College: None Experience: 4 years 2005 Salary: $3,760,000 Pronounced: zam-BRAH-no Next Start: 5/8 vs phi PITCHING STATISTICS CAREER: BATTING | PITCHING | FIELDING Season TM G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO W L SV HLD BLSV ERA 2001 ChC 6 1 0 0 7.2 11 13 13 2 8 4 1 2 0 0 1 15.26 2002 ChC 32 16 0 0 108.1 94 53 44 9 63 93 4 8 0 0 -- 3.66 2003 ChC 32 32 3 1 214.0 188 88 74 9 94 168 13 11 0 0 -- 3.11 2004 ChC 31 31 1 1 209.2 174 73 64 14 81 188 16 8 0 0 -- 2.75 2005 ChC 6 6 0 0 38.1 33 18 18 6 16 37 2 1 0 0 -- 4.23 Total -- 107 86 4 2 578.0 500 245 213 40 262 490 36 30 0 0 1 3.32 Scouting Report 2004 Season While all eyes were on Kerry Wood and Mark Prior, Carlos Zambrano emerged in 2004 as the true ace of the Cubs' pitching staff. The big bull of a righthander seemed to enjoy being the go-to guy. Critics of manager Dusty Baker warned that Zambrano would fade down the stretch because of a heavy workload. All Zambrano did was win pitcher-of-the-month honors for September with his 4-0 record and 1.01 ERA. Pitching When he's on, Zambrano has the best stuff on the talented Cubs staff, and he's the hardest of their pitchers to hit. It all starts with hard, moving two-seam and four-seam fastballs that regularly check in at the mid-90s. He also has a cannonball of a sinker that he throws with a split grip. The "heavy" pitch often gets beaten into the ground. It's little wonder Zambrano loves pitching at Wrigley Field, with its tall, thick grass. He was 10-2 at Wrigley, compared with 6-6 on the road. Zambrano admittedly is an emotional pitcher on the mound. This is a double-edged sword because at times he can lose control of himself, show up teammates and infuriate opponents. A workhorse, he averaged almost 112 pitches per game in 2004. Defense & Hitting The switch-hitting Zambrano loves to come to the plate. He is capable of hitting the ball out of the park, and he's a good baserunner for a pitcher. He holds runners well and made strides as a fielder, taking more care throwing the ball after fielding grounders. He still needs to avoid trying to field bouncers with his bare hand. 2005 Outlook Zambrano will be only 24 on his next birthday, and of all of the Cubs' young pitchers, he seems to have gotten his stuff together the fastest and has remained the healthiest. He cut his walks and upped his strikeouts in 2004. If all these trends keep up and he continues to mature, Zambrano will be a serious Cy Young candidate. He's young and not to bad. I give him a 7.5.