Jacoby_Ellsbury

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Meh. I doubt a 25 year old rookie benchwarmer was going to amount to much.

Thread delivers the goods.

AFC WC: Patriots over Ravens AFC WC: Jets over Bengals NFC WC: Eagles over Cowboys NFC WC: Packers over Cardinals AFC D: Chargers over Patriots AFC D: Colts over Jets NFC D: Eagles over Saints NFC D: Vikings over Packers AFC: Chargers over Colts NFC: Eagles over Vikings Super Bowl: Chargers over Eagles

Seriously? Holy f*** I thought we'd be lucky to get a negligably promising AA guy.

How do you know this (not doubting you, just an honest question)?

No way in hell. Omar Minaya might part with a few boxes of Juicy Juice for him, that's it.

I approve.

Fenway sausage pepper & onion >>>>>>>>>

I'm on the 360 and stuck with the abortions 2k drops on us every year.

Should also bring back the pinstripe uniforms. Top 3 NBA jersey, right there.

From TV views, my top 5: SAFECO Petco PNC Nationals Angel Stadium

I would say kick the Kings out (much as it would pain me), but they have a new arena coming, so that coupled with their bright talent outlook should make them successful in the future.

If the talent throughout the league gets spread too thinly, then the overall quality of the game will decrease, and you'll lose money anyway.

San Diego can get a bigger reward at the deadline.

I was trying to decide between the Grizzlies and Pacers. I picked Memphis to stay because they seem to have now turned a corner and are playing really well. While the Pacers are the Pacers. You know, I picked 6 to get the shaft, but the league could probably eliminate 10 teams. Maybe send the Grizzlies, Wizards, Bucks, and Warriors packing too.

This. IMO, at least 6 teams should be eliminated from the NBA. Personally I'd get rid of Charlotte, Indiana, New Jersey, Minnesota (thorry Emmz), Toronto, and New Orleans. 3 of those teams cannot draw to save their life (I don't think MIN, IND or TOR do to well either), and as far as I know none have any outstanding plans for a new arena. All of these franchises are consistently bad-terrible, too. None have any kind of important history either, maybe a possible exception for Indy with the Reggie Miller era. However, some good-great players from these teams could be dropped into the pool for other teams. Chris Paul, David West, Emeka Okafor, Boris Diaw, Chris Bosh, Al Jefferson, Devin Harris, Gerald Wallace, Danny Granger, Roy Hibbert, Brook Lopez, Kevin Love, Andrea Bargnani... that could go a ways toward restoring the fearsomeness of some franchises we saw back in the old days. Oh, and try to move someone back to Seattle. Then, with the 24 teams left, bring back the pre-2004 divisional alignments, with the necessary adjustments: Atlantic: Celtics, Knicks, 76ers, Magic, Heat, Wizards Central: Cavaliers, Pistons, Bulls, Bucks, Hawks, Grizzlies Midwest: Spurs, Rockets, Mavericks, Thunder, Nuggets, Jazz Pacific: Suns, Lakers, Clippers, Kings, Warriors, Blazers I have no clue why I just wrote all that, but hell I'll open it up for some Q&A.

No it wouldn't.

I think the length of the bsox0407 and soxgirl exchange is a talksox record.

I know that, but if Crittenton had a gun drawn on him, can't say I blame him for drawing back. Again, self defense.