HarleyQuinn

This is the third time I think that it's happened? If ya fuck up after this....tough...shit. It's not that hard to take even one bloody minute to look at the screen, move the mouse (unless ya have the one click touch pad then I'd advise that you be really careful), and make sure you're over the right button first. Wankers.

Undo the trade but bloody hell people...LOOK before ya sodding click.

I don't know what it is with myself and ties. I swear, I always wind up having the most ties at the end of the season as seen in the NBA H2H and I currently have 8 in this league. Ironically, despite losing 4-3 I managed to move up from 12th to 11th...

Cliff Floyd is the best hitter on my team...I don't know whether to laugh or cry. Also for the trade: Yeah it looks lopsided on paper but it's all about what happens in the real world. Players put up career years, players decline, and players get injured.

My offense explodes, my pitching remains solid and I win the week going 7-0-3. I also manage to absolutely vault to 12th place thanks to the wonders that are ties.

I officially hate my offense who can't seem to go a week while producing every day. Instead they decide to either start hot and cool off (Week 2) or start cold and finish strong (Week 1). I'm in dead last...and all while my pitching is doing really, really well.

Any idea what the league alignments are? *wants a feud going with Boston*

Let it through Slapnuts, Vern gave the OK on the deal thus both parties have agreed to it and it's now a binding contract.

Okay... If something occurs like this again, have the owner PM me or hit me up on AIM. If the owner meant to accept another trade then veto the one he accidentally selected and the owner should accept the one he meant to choose. Note: If people start PMing me numerous times (3-4 times) saying they didn't want such-such trade accepted after giving it a day of thought after accepting, I'm gonna tell them tough shit and that they should've paid more attention when clicking.

Pawtucket Red Sox Starting Lineup 1) 2B Nap Lajoie 2) SS Lou Boudreau 3) RF Larry Walker 4) LF Albert Belle 5) 1B Carlos Delgado 6) 3B Kevin Mitchell 7) CF Turkey Stearnes 8) C Carlton Fisk 9) Pitcher Bench LF Luis Gonzalez 1B Norm Cash SS Johnny Pesky RF Juan Gonzalez 3B Dave Magadan Rotation 1) Randy Johnson 2) Ed Walsh 3) Dwight Gooden 4) Kerry Wood 5) Al Leiter Bullpen Long Reliever: Mitch Williams Middle Reliever: Butch Wynegar Middle Reliever: Jake Weimer Middle Reliever: Jamie Moyer Setup Man: Brad Lidge Setup Man: Dan Quisenberry Closer: Jose Rijo Reserves 2B Davey Lopes MR Dolf Luque CF Deion Sanders RF Jay Buhner 3B John Valentin Field: Fenway Park Strategy: Earl Weaver

Here's hoping my hitters finally start showing up and doing what I expect them to do *glares at Posada & Giambi* I also have four pitchers starting today, 3 of whom can either be excellent or implode.

Evidently, I guess the memory of guys going 7-8 IP was lost on the current managerial generation.

When I changed it to 30, I figured that well...pitchers would bloody pitch and not go 5-6 innings every start when they're pitching well.

I have 4 guys going on Friday but only have 8 IP logged so far. Thankfully Lidge/Gonzalez should have a few opportunities to get 2-3 IP over the rest of the week.

12 Teams have at least one player on the DL...

Magadan had a career 718 BB vs. 546 K and a .390 OBP.

3B Dave Magadan for Round 29 and SS John Valentin for Round 30

Remind him that he's gotta hustle more... and ddn't he debut in 2002? Soriano debuted in 1999, playing 9 games. He had 22 games in 2000 and 158 in 2001.

Nevermind this post, thanks JHawk.

Also it makes lineup setting/pitching setting much more important with weekly lineups. Do you start your 1B playing at home in Fenway or do you start the bench 1B playing at Coors who's hit .301/.394/.500 in his career at Coors? Things like that make it much more interesting because you have to look forward the whole week as far as matchups and try and decide who is the best fit at every position for that week.

OF Deion Sanders

I use firefox and have still had the odd trouble here and there....as has been shown numerous times with my picks.

My Favorites April 17th: A flash flood in the Red Sox locker room kills four people when the drains in the team's shower become clogged by body hair. September 2nd: One day after being called up from the minors when rosters expand, Cardinals outfielder Rick Ankiel is pulled from the game after chucking eight balls over the centerfield wall when trying to hit the cut-off man. September 14th: Beginning a vital, late-season home series with the Braves, the Phillies ask star Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb to throw out the first pitch in hopes of exciting the crowd. But faced with the pressure of the spotlight, McNabb gets sick and is unable to get the pitch off in the time allowed.

RF Jay Buhner

Glad to oblige...now if only King would update the picks and reflect him.