HarleyQuinn

Well, he's already given up a solo shot to Surhoff

Cats(Domestic, Pet kind)...evil buggers

Haven't seen Mystic River yet(Been trying to catch all the "big movies" whenever possible.) Movies I've seen with-in the past week -Deliverance(Rented) -Citizen Kane(Rented w/Deliverance) -Rain Man

Our Lady Peace - Tomorrow Never Knows(Off The Craft Soundtrack)

Basically I included Cincy because everybody's raving about Graves(However misaligned it may be) and Riedling's been very solid.

After a long while of work, here are my findings. Pitcher Leader in Asterisks. Top 5 in American League #1: Oakland Athletics(512 Total) *Mark Mulder at 105* [All pitchers at least 100!] #1B: Seattle Mariners(512 Total) *Freddy Garcia at 110* #3: Texas Rangers(495 Total) *Kenny Rogers at 105* #4: Toronto Blue Jays(494 Total) *Roy Halladay at 108* #5: New York Yankees(484 Total) *Javier Vazquez at 102* Top 5 in National League #1: Atlanta Braves(490 Total) *Horacio Ramirez at 101* #1B: Houston Astros(490 Total) *Roger Clemens at 107* #1C: St. Louis Cardinals(490 Total) *Jason Marquis at 105* #4: San Francisco Giants(486 Total) *Jason Schmidt at 110* #5: Pittsburgh Pirates(480 Total) *Kip Wells at 105* Also in case you were wondering Bruiser.... Chicago Cubs = 478 Total -Carlos Zambrano leads with 105 -Kerry Wood with 101 -Matt Clement with 101 -Greg Maddux with 86 -Sergio Mitre with 85 And for you Mik, Florida = 472 Total -Brad Penny with 105 leads the way -Josh Beckett with 98 -Carl Pavano with 97 -Dontrelle Willis with 95 -Darren Oliver with 77 Finally Keiper, Phillies sat at 479 Total -Eric Milton leads with 103 -Kevin Millwood with 98 -Randy Wolf with 94 -Vincente Padilla with 92 -Brett Myers with 92 Also of note, the teams with the "best" bullpens as experts like to call them(Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles and the Yankees) finished with starter pitches of 470, 480, 461, 490, 464 and 484.

Bugger it, I'll do an experiment seeing which team's starters throw the most pitches per game combined. Should be fun at least.

That I unfortunately can't give you(It would require me to do pretty much every pitcher out and I don't feel like doing 150 starters plus the guys who have spot started). If it eats at you though, feel free to attempt it yourself Here are the league leaders as of 5/30 though in number of pitches thrown(doesn't necessarily mean that they lead the league in pitches per game though as Schilling, 2nd to Zambrano, is throwing 112 per game). AL Leader = Tampa Bay's Victor Zambrano(1271/12 = 106 pitches per game) NL Leader = Montreal's Livan Hernandez(1201/11 = 109 pitches per game)

According to MLB.com, Beckett's averaging 98 pitches per game(506 through March/April and 572 through May 30th, thus 1078 pitches divided by the 11 games pitched in results in 98 per game). Just for fun, he's also averaging 16 pitches per inning for this season. He's thrown over 100 pitches 6 times and more then 110 4 of those starts with another being 109.

UGLY call by the home plate ump on Ichiro. Calling him on a strikeout when the pitch was way off the plate and his bat didn't cross the plate either. I'm a Sox fan but still, ugly.

Rocky Pulp Fiction Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back Kill Bill Vol. 1 Fight Club Back to the Future Reservoir Dogs Terminator 2: Judgment Day

I'll vote 1994

Seinfeld v. The Simpsons South Park v. Family Guy Wonder Years v. Married With Children Cheers v. Buffy The Sopranos v. Angel Saved By The Bell v. MST3K That 70s Show v. Curb Your Enthusiasm 24 v. Quantum Leap

Is Leon the same movie as The Professional? If so, that might be my pick with Shawshank coming a close 2nd.

When's your graduation?: Was yesterday, May 28th Are you going to your prom?: Did What are you doing afterwords/that weekend?: Chilled with friends When's your prom?: Was May 15th Got a limo?: No A tux/dress?: Yes A date?: Yes What college are you going to next year?: Colby-Sawyer College(New London, NH) What's your major?: English Are you commuting or staying on campus?: Staying on Campus If not college, what are you going to do?: Going to college Did you get any awards/scholarships?: Some financial aid from CS but no scholarships

*fucking hearts Scarlet* lol, nice way to make me mark out

US: "Don't You(Forget About Me)" by the Simple Minds UK: "19" by Paul Hardcastle

Oakland is just slaughtering the Sox, 12-0 in the 5th

Mulder vs Arroyo as the matchup, should be another good game(grumble....grumble...my dad's seeing it live with a few business people but they couldn't invite anybody else, grrr)

Wow. It's called a slump. Every great players go through slumps. If you can't tell a difference than this year and last year with Dunn, then I don't know what the hell you are watching. Plus, he just faced some of the best pitchers in the game the last few nights and a lefty, so give him so time. It's only been a few days. He went 2-2 with a double the other day, and 2-4 and 3-5 a few days beore that. I'd probably call this a slump though if it continues then he might just be regressing big time(hit .249 in 2002 and .215 last year). Since May 15th, he's gone 7/43(.163) in 12 games and has struck out 20 times. I think if he wants to turn into a good hitter, he's going to have to cut his K rate down a lot and try and focus on making contact more(He has a .41 K per AB rate).

Yeah but look at Atlanta....even with the stars they still choked. I say we just knock them back with plungers

*cough*David Boreanez*cough* Jus' helping

I'm officially "managing" my teams as I'm hoping it'll give me a bit of an advantage. Managing as in, starting/subbing based on matchups, etc.

and I continue to flounder like a dead fish in the H2H league and the Mixed League, ugh. At least I'm staying afloat in the AL and NL leagues.

Yeah, it'll be interesting to see if James and I can both top the 20-25 HR's and 50-60+ SB plateau each. We're the SFBL's version of Juan Pierre and Luis Castillo...except we can hit HR's too