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Ho damn. About five different things went wrong for the Giants on that play.

That was a nonsense call. Bledsoe had only been tied up for a second when he got that ball off.

Yeesh, even the always-risky Flea Flicker usually doesn't look that bad.

Complete OL breakdown there. Bledsoe didn't have a chance.

I went for Wild Women of Wongo, myself. Seems like it's far and away the goofiest of the four choices.

I feel this deserves a bump. www.filmcrewonline.com Rifftrax (www.rifftrax.com) is cool and all, but I'm pretty excited to see the entire Film Crew making full-length commentaries again. It's probably the closest thing we'll get to new MST3K.

Tee hee. http://www.joystiq.com/2006/10/22/boy-on-b...ssing-in-bully/

That was a great episode. Amazing locale, cool challenges, and a much-deserved elimination.

Okay, the mechanical jockey/automatic camel whipper is the best part of this season so far.

What an awesome Fast Forward. "You can't move on to the Pit Stop unless you come within a couple feet of this GIGANTIC RAGING FIRE." Again Peter makes Sarah do the Road Block? What the fuck is wrong with this guy?

Even though this is Italy?

It was pretty damn obvious, too. I'm amazed the referee gave it to the Colts in the first place.

Randel El just blew by the entire Colts special team. Amazing punt return for a TD to put the Redskins up 14-10.

Hey, the Jets won a game without loads of assisstance from their opponents! That's encouraging. Of course, the defense still looked terrible, as the Lions, when not giving the ball up, basically stomped all over the Jets defense. The offense looked really solid, though, particularly the run game. It was really exciting to watch Washington's performance today, particularly when you consider that it was against a better-than-average run defense. So far, the Jets have won every game they should of, which is great. If they continue that trend, they could end up with nine wins easy. Oh yeah, and the Steelers/Falcons game was fantastic. It was so much fun watching an entire sports bar full of ill-mannered, drunken Steelers fans be silenced so swiftly.

I like this show, but it really should have been called Mob Mentality.

Struck out looking to end the series. I guess that sums up the whole NLCS. I thought we were in the midst of another magical Mets comeback, but I guess some things can't be overcome by luck alone. Injuries be damned; the Mets were outplayed tonight and over most of the series. There's really no execuse for how poorly they hit in every game but 2 and 4, and even if they had made it to the World Series, they would have been eaten alive if they maintained that level of play. I can't think of any word more appropriate than heartbreaking to see such a wonderful season end like that. This is going to sound melodramatic, but baseball's dead to me until Spring Training starts up again. If I watch any of the World Series, it'll be incidental glimpses made while channel surfing. Well done, Cardinals. Best of luck against the Tigers.

I'm thankful that they left Heilman in, if a bit surprised.

Thank God Suppan's finally out. I welcome Flores with open arms at this point.

Thanks, Chris. I'm really in awe of how well Suppan is pitching. 99 balls thrown and he still looks great.

If they're not able to finish this game tonight due to weather, will they just pick up where they left off tomorrow, or...?

Tasteful song selection, here.

Damndamndamndamndamn. I wonder if Suppan's going to stay in.

Make 'em pay, 'Stache.

Almost certainly, but then again, Cliff Floyd has a good foot of height on Chavez. But Floyd in his current state never makes that catch, absolutely. That's three walks for Delgado so far. I really hope they can get this game in before it starts pouring. What the hell was THAT throw?

Oh my sweet God thank you Endy Chavez.