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so much for the though of Escobar...

very quality start from Pauley so far. I like what i see in this kid He just needs to stay calm and locate, because he's got great stuff. How about he 2 seamer he threw to Hinske? Pretty nasty. Reminds me a little bit of D Lowe.

well, its looking better than Clement's start

If he can control his curveball, and settle down, he'll be fine

haha, good call, he's probably so nervous out there he never even thought of it.

Pauley's fine he just needs to throw strikes What a play by A-gon on that double play. He is truly amazing at SS and should be a sure gold glover.

Hes got good stuff, all he needs to do is locate 91 fastball, 80 changeup with decent movement and a 74 curveball which has great break but cant throw for strikes

that is a great movie lets go pauley, i think if he can have a solid first 2 innings he'll be fine

I'll tell you where. Someplace warm. A place where the beer flows like wine. Where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. I'm talking about a little place called Aspen. Oh, I don't know, Lloyd. The French are *******s.

haha Mock Yeah Ing Yeah Bird Yeah

Excuse me, Flo, what the Soup de Jour

good job Pauley, way to get out of it

LETS GO PAULEY!!!

this is probably the easiest lineup the Jays will put out all year against the Sox. Hopeully pauley can take advantage

They need to a catcher and first baseman this draft adding a quality reliver or starter wouldnt be bad either

hurt his shoulder hitting all the HR last night

I will gurantee you, that Sanders is traded by the trade deadline to someone.

First Base 1. David Ortiz, Red Sox 451,431 2. Jason Giambi, Yankees 321,653 3. Paul Konerko, White Sox 206,472 4. Travis Hafner, Guardians 154,878 5. Chris Shelton, Tigers 153,197 Second Base 1. Robinson Cano, Yankees 289,394 2. Mark Loretta, Red Sox 257,125 3. Tadahito Iguchi, White Sox 246,838 4. Brian Roberts, Orioles 130,702 5. Placido Polanco, Tigers 129,596 Third Base 1. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees 524,153 2. Mike Lowell, Red Sox 224,611 3. Joe Crede, White Sox 171,954 4. Eric Chavez, Athletics 167,020 5. Troy Glaus, Blue Jays 145,243 Shortstop 1. Derek Jeter, Yankees 537,218 2. Miguel Tejada, Orioles 370,078 3. Michael Young, Rangers 142,254 4. Alex Gonzalez, Red Sox 130,616 5. Juan Uribe, White Sox 121,304 Catcher 1. Jason Varitek, Red Sox 335,417 2. Ivan Rodriguez, Tigers 277,034 3. Jorge Posada, Yankees 241,736 4. Victor Martinez, Guardians 196,987 5. A.J. Pierzynski, White Sox 180,562 Outfield 1. Manny Ramirez, Red Sox 516,658 2. Vladimir Guerrero, Angels 514,013 3. Johnny Damon, Yankees 393,643 4. Ichiro Suzuki, Mariners 279,843 5. Gary Sheffield, Yankees 275,688 6. Vernon Wells, Blue Jays 242,211 7. Hideki Matsui, Yankees 231,777 8. Scott Podsednik, White Sox 195,402 9. Coco Crisp, Red Sox 189,680 10. Jermaine Dye, White Sox 183,160 11. Trot Nixon, Red Sox 177,745 12. Torii Hunter, Twins 169,937 13. Grady Sizemore, Guardians 137,716 14. Jonny Gomes, Devil Rays 132,264 15. Kevin Mench, Rangers 131,779

why wouldnt KC trade him? They are the worst team in baseball who are probably wondering why they signed the 38 year old to a decent contract anyway.

wow, i didnt realize i said months, My bad, ill edit that

Winn cant hit left handed pitching

i cant believe Alex Gonzalez is 4th for the SS. And how is Coco 9th over guys like Gomes and Mench

although i would trust the guys at nesn more than rotoworld...

looks like Vernon hurt himself by hitting to many HR last night

Sanders is hitting lefties great this year. .316 .350 .526 .876 he's hitting righties at .232 which is why his average is at .257 this year. A good veteran, who would make a great player to have on the bench. Hes a gamer who would love to end his career on a winning team and maybe win a world series.