Divinity

Says it here on his espn page http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?playerId=4574

sorry for the delay, had a net issues to a due huge snowstorm that hit here yesterday, anyways i'll choose Albert Pujols 2010: $14,595,953

I see the Yankees big move coming in June before the trade deadline, just watch. Cashman has said all along plan B is patience.

Team: A Rod In My Pants C: Yadier Molina - 4.25m 1B: Justin Morneau 14m 2B: Chase Utley 15m 3B: Scott Rolen 7.66m SS: Alex Gonzalez - 2.75m RF: Jose Bautista 2.4m CF: Michael Bourn - 2.4m LF: Torii Hunter - 18m DH: Aubrey Huff - 3m Bench: Howie Kendrick - 1.75m Bench: Logan Morrison Bench: Marcus Thames Bench: Jason Vargas Lineup 1. Michael Bourn 2. Torii Hunter 3. Chase Utley 4. Justin Morneau 5. Jose Bautista 6. Aubrey Huff 7. Scott Rolen 8. Alex Gonzalez 9. Yaider Molina Rotation 1. Tim Lincecum 8m 2. Jon Danks - 3.45m 3. Clay Buchholz -.433m 4. Carl Pavano - 7m 5. Travis Wood .400 Bullpen 1. Joakim Soria - 3m 2. Hong-Chih Kuo . 950 3. Clay Hensley .425 4. J.J. Putz - 3m 5. Hisanori Takahashi - 1m 6. Phil Coke .425 7. Brandon Lyon - 4.25m Total Salary : $103,605,000

NFL: Tom Brady - Drafted by Montreal Expos before attending college at the University of Michigan John Elway - played minor league baseball for the New York Yankees and the Kansas City Royals Antonio Gates - was an all-conference player in college basketball at Eastern Michigan and Kent State. Dan Marino - was drafted by the Major League Baseball Kansas City Royals. Donovan McNabb - Played basketball for Syracuse University. Terrell Owens - While at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, also ran track. Also played basketball in college, the Sacramento Kings summer league, USBL's Adirondack Wildcats. Tony Romo - Is an avid golfer and attempted to make the U.S. Open in 2005 and 2010. Maurice Jones-Drew - ran track at UCLA Michael Vick - Drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 2000 MLB Draft Ricky Williams - played four years of minor league baseball Julius Peppers - While at the University of North Carolina, Peppers was also a walk-on member of the men's basketball team Stephen Neal - Was an olympic wrestler in 2000 MLB: Carl Crawford - was offered scholarships to play American football and basketball Jackie Robinson - played professional football in the PCPFL, and ran track at UCLA. Dave Winfield - was drafted by four professional teams in three different sports - basketball, baseball and American football, before deciding to concentrate on his baseball career Joe Mauer - Played quarterback, point guard, and catcher in high school, and was named USA Today High School Player of the Year, twice: in 2000 for football and 2001 for baseball. Bo Jackson - won the Heisman Trophy, and was an all-pro in the National Football League and also played on a semi-pro basketball team in Los Angeles before returning to baseball NBA: LeBron James - was an all-state high school wide receiver. Michael Jordan - briefly played as an outfielder in Class A team for the Chicago White Sox after his first "retirement" from the NBA Wilt Chamberlain - Played volleyball in the IVA for the Seattle Smashers 1974-1979. Allen Iverson - standout quarterback in high school

Handing out the death penalty to drunk drivers and putting them in the same category as cold-blooded killers seems rather extreme. Spending the next 50+ years in prison and letting him reflect on his actions is more just I'm my opinion. http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2010/1222/mlb_a_gallo_sy_200.jpg

Justice was served I'd say

In Papelbon's mind, he's better then Mariano Rivera. http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/05/22/gal_hated_papelbon.jpg

For Greinke Royals asked Yankees not only for Montero/Nunez, but either of Banuelos or Betances, too Wasn't worth it imo.

No teams were really pushing hard for Wood, the Yanks, Red Sox, and White Sox made him an offer a but thats about it, his only desire was to return to his beloved Cubs no matter how many millions he was leaving on the table.

y228

I have reason to believe otherwise, Theo said the Sox were pushing hard to sign Kerry Wood at the deadline but were outbid by the Yankees. Also Heyman tweeted this yesterday

I am glad that guys like Lee and Wood turned down the Sox money and went to other teams too

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Don't worry, they'll keep losing by more then one point when Carmelo Anthony is traded.

Kerry Wood agreed to a 1.5 mill guaranteed deal with the Cubs, Yanks were willling to bid 10mill / 2 years if he was interested, what a steal.

Sounds like you have officially conceded?

Last time would be this year I believe

This was the toughest matchup to decide, I think it could come down to a field goal deciding the winner. If the teams played 4 times each team could very well each win 2 times. However my vote is slightly swayed in Y228's favor. I like Y228's Defense and Kilo's Offense, but a couple flaws in Kilo's defense could be his downfall, such as having 4-3 DE into a 3-4 spot. I vote Y288

I vote Ital, I like WB's Defense and Ital's Offense, very close matchup however I think it would come down to Ital's team scoring more points then his defense would give up.

Sabathia said late last season he wasn't going to opt out. He has built a big house in Bergen County, which he lives in all year, and enjoys pitching for the Yankees.

attractive females that like sports are a rare breed, i'd imagine coming across attractive females that are yankees fans in the heart of red sox nation is even harder to find.