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He's right though..let's compare: Red Sox: Manny (only real threat) Yankees: A-Rod, Giambi, Abreu, Damon, Posada, Cano...Let's not forget Matsui or Sheffield.

it's they're new logo supposedly.

Sabres Center Ice: http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k246/ASU_05/cleanedupcenterice.jpg http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/6073/1245302818origrv2.jpg

Santana would have won it regardless IMO, but this seals it for Johan.

Trade him in the Offseason while his stock is high.

good one

Can we now say Ryan Howard is playing out of his skull? Two more HRs tonight, and all 3 RBIs in Philly's win over Florida. Again: Ryan is the WHOLE....DAMN....SHOW!

Looks like if we want Zito, we'll have to get by Borass...yet AGAIN.

Haha, I can deal with the jerseys but Donovan McNabb spoiled me and now I want this team to win every game. But, Syracuse fans are going to need plenty of patience this season. Tomorrow is not a must win game. As a matter of fact, it is an un-winnable game. Iowa has national championship possibilties while a simple first down is nearly impossible for Syracuse. Tomorrow will be UGLY. SU will most likely not score an offensive TD and will be crushed by a better, stronger and faster team with superior atheletes. That's what reality is right now for the SU football program. I'm not a Perry Patterson fan (Personally, I think he should be benched in favor of the True Freshman Andrew Robinson) but if he simply makes it through that game tomorrow without getting his legs broken against that tough defense he will have done well. Look for the white jerseys to be in the SU back field all day. SU's pourus offensive line will not be able to handle the Iowa front four. If SU score's 10 points, I will think that is a moral victory. Something like 38-0 is much more likely. But even after tomorrow's debacle, and the many more debacles that lie ahead this year.......0-12 perhaps? I won't give up. Brighter days are ahead. As we all in the 'Cuse should keep in mind, PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE! Rant over, Is it Basketball season yet?

woo hoo, training camp starts next week and the sabres just signed ryan miller to a 3 year extension.

Orange to Renew Rivalry with Boston College http://www.suathletics.com/images/Football/2006/9/8/fans_WEB.jpg The Syracuse-Boston College football rivalry will begin again in 2010. Syracuse football will once again square off against Eastern rival Boston College on the gridiron. Beginning in 2010, the Orange and the Eagles will play eight games. The Orange owns a 28-17 record against Boston College in the 45-game series that dates back to the first game in 1924, a 10-0 Syracuse victory. "This is a rivalry that needs to be continued," said Syracuse director of athletics Dr. Daryl Gross. “Obviously there were some issues that stood in the way with regard to conference affiliation during the past few years. However it is time to move forward to give fans of these schools what they want – a bigtime Eastern rivalry. New York and Boston already have a rivalry in the Yankees and the Red Sox. We look forward to this series becoming similar.” Syracuse won the last meeting between these teams, 43-17, in Chestnut Hill, Mass. during the 2004 season. That game ended a string of 34 consecutive seasons that the Orange and the Eagles faced each other. ------------------- Now all we need is to come to an agreement for basketball.

I'll be at the Syracuse/Iowa game this Saturday. All fans in attendance will get A ticket to a SU Basketball game (even though I have season tix)...just in case you are wondering why the dome looks full.

RSR Mojo!!!!

RSR has to keep the mojo going.

I actually like the Hinske deal, getting a left handed bat to play 3rd/1st/OF and come off the bench is something we need. Let me give a shout to Baltimore for helping us with the whole AL East thing. 1.5 games out with 2 tommorrow should be a fun weekend even though I don't see either team winning more than 3. Also with Hinske I bet he is in the lineup for the first game as his numbers vs Wang are 6-11 with 2 hr's. Go Sox!!! http://cache.boston.com/bonzai-fba/Globe_Graphic/2006/08/17/1155817736_6462.gif

Yes, it is. According to ESPN.com, the University of Minnesota forward has decided to forego his final years of college eligibility and will sign a three-year contract with the Boston Bruins. The formal announcement could come as early as Thursday. http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=174477&hubname=nhl

BERN BABY BERN!

f***in a

damnit

big K jesus, that 1st pitch was a meatball

Arod with a hit with the bases loaded? Is there a full moon? An eclipse?

I wouldn't mind having Schoeneweis.

please do not compare us to the yankees

that was a momentum changing catch by figgins right there

thats more like it.