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I LOVE IT!!! Fixed... :harhar:

Ok..it's three games into the season, but I've been sick. Three games to start don't mean much..but here you go...and in no particular order: 1. The Yankees duo of Granderson and Nick Johnson will post better numbers than Damon and Matsui will this season. 2. Vazquez will put up better numbers than Lackey by season's end. 3. Without Molina catching Burnett, AJ's ERA will be closer to 5.00 than 4.00. 4. Arod will break 40 homeruns again. 5. Cano will put to rest the RISP debate with a solid season with runners on base. 6. At some point in the season, Nick Johnson will suffer a wrist injury scooping out ice cream that will place him on the DL. 7. Victor Martinez will put up great numbers at the plate, but the Red Sox ERA will suffer greatly with him, ala Posada. The grumblings should begin in the summer. 8. Beltre will be a good signing, while Cameron will turn into a bust. 9. Boston's defensive scheme will backfire. Building a team on defense instead of power when you play half your games in Fenway is a bad idea. 10. Manny will put up monster numbers and end up in one of the following cities by the All-Star Break: New York, Anaheim, Tampa, or the White Sox. 11. AGon will be traded to the Sox...the White ones. 12. Hughes will not be the young ace that a lot of people expect, at least not this year. 13. The Atlanta Braves will win the wild card, and be the team NO ONE wants to face in the National League playoffs. 14. The Cubs will fight it out with the Cardinals, with Pujols being just too much for the Cubs. Wait till next year..again. 15. Quietly, Milton Bradley will have a very good season in Seattle. 16. Texas will surprise most pundits and win the AL West. 17. The Mets will be a nightmare of a team and fight it out with the Nationals for last place in the National League East. 18. Kevin Youkilis won't get the MVP consideration he should be getting. A good player will get even better. 19. Somehow, some way, Mariano will find a way to keep chugging along at the levels we've come to expect from him. 20. This year's one game playoff will be Boston against Tampa. The winner? It depends on Carl Crawford. If he gets on base three times, the Red Sox lose. If he is kept off the bases, the Red Sox win the wild card. 1 or 2 times...pick'em.

Holy s***...RSN is complaining about Ortiz after one series! Three games, to open the season? Wow...aweseome.

Funny. You lost two out of three, and think you could have been 3-0. I'm gonna love this season.

Don't expect to score as much as you did either. CC ran out of gas, or you would have been swept.

Most threads are silly.

Damn I missed the game. I'm surprised we took two out of three.

I like it since for it to happen, three things have to happen: 1. All three players have to perform at a high level. 2. All three players have to start at pretty much the same time. 3. Both the team and the player have to have a desire to stay together.

It is impossible for me to hate Ian Kennedy any more than I already do.

You wish your team would suck this well, troll. :thumbsup:

Most of you didn't realize it, but when Rivera appeared in the game, it broke the record for a trio of teammates playing together. The previous record was held by three Brewers, Jim Gantner, Robin Yount, and Paul Molitor who played 15 consecutive seasons. Posada, Rivera, and Jeter have played together now for 16 consecutive seasons. Quite an accomplishment, if you ask me...especially in New York.

I thought it was a strike, no question about it. Then again, the guy sucks, he's been getting strike calls his entire career...blah blah blah...

Joe Cronin? Seriously? Really? Wow... That's like me saying that Ted Williams wasn't one of the greatest OFers...but Bernie Williams is.

Really? List ten better.

Let's see...it's tough to compare players in different eras. Top four would be in my opinion: Jeter, Ripken, Wagner, Ozzie Smith...kind of a pick'em.

Thank you, kind sir.

A side note...when offering a trade to Team Fawal, please put the maximum time frame and notify me by PM. I see him often, as he is ill, and when he has to undergo chemotherapy, he's away from his computer sometimes for a couple of days. I'll remind him.

I will only change the veto if I get 8 votes or more....but I am comtemplating making it 6 votes and 3 days to review. I want people to trade and not feel like that every trade will be killed.

I still hate him. However...I don't hate him as much as I hated Ian Kennedy. That bordered on the unhealthy.

Game two, no Chan Ho Park, and a Yankee win. This will be a recurring theme this season.

Just got home in time to see the final out. Happy day.

Eh. For some reason I can't get all that excited about April baseball. I honestly think it may be because the Yankees traditionally start slow.

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