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Hey, I remember. Mainly because I made a correction/clarification, and got mentioned in the report.

WCW was putting on at least a couple entertaining matches every show. With Raw, we're lucky to get 1 every couple shows.

1 wont end you career. 1000 might. But there's only a handful of people that use belly-to-belly's. Angle Steiner Brock Haas Rock (not around now) Anyone else? There not used all that often on TV (can't speak for house shows).

Who's getting hurt w/ belly-to-belly suplexes? Sure, Benoit landed wrong last week, but has anybody else gotten hurt from taking one lately? A better idea would be cutting down on chair shots and people going through tables.

What's Abreu making per year? I know it's a lot, but is it comparable to what Vlad would probably be offered?

Wow, that's just...wow. Fuck Taker. On the bright side, Kanyon makes it on TV, and Gowan jobs.

Trade Byrd? No way, once he got going, he was one of their best hitters. I think he hit .300+ each of the last 4 months or so.

I was watching the Dolphins/Giants game Sunday and was curious as to the difference between "taunting" and those custom dances some athletes perform. It's OK to do that thing Joey Porter does, but if Sam Madison (I think it was him -- it was a Dolphins DB) spins a football, looks over at the Giants sideline and says something that gets a 15-yard penalty?... It was Brock Marion, not Madison. That Chiefs guy who busted out The Worm got a laugh out of me.

"Tomax and Xamot" would be a cooler name.

Well, I'd do it because Vlad >>> Abreu. Gives you insurance in case (heaven forbid) Burrell can't pull it together. If he does, then you've got Burrell, Thome, Vlad in the 3-4-5 spot (not necessarily in that order), freeing up Abreu as trade bait. Get Vlad, a starter, and a closer, and there's no way they miss the playoffs.

With London's size, he'd just be a jobber on Raw (well, moreso than on SD).

Getting to go over pretty much anyone he wants, as well as having a lot of pull w/ Vince isn't enough? And the loyalty thing makes me laugh. WCW didn't want him if he couldn't bring the Undertaker gimmick with him, so it's not like he had to keep turning down offers.

I'd love for the Phillies to go after Guererro, but I don't know if they could make it work financially.

Immediately after the strikeout, he does some fist-pumps. He then turns towards the A's dugout and does a quick fist-pump towards his crotch, then turns away towards his teammates. I was rooting for the Sox, but it did look suspiciously like a crotch chop.

Make it: "Buffy and Saved By the Bell Both Suck" I'd mark out big time.

OK, I saw a replay of Lowe's celebration, and he does make a quick 1-handed "crotch chop" motion towards the A's dugout.

I'm sorry, this was just too funny the first time I read that. That's the last time I send you feedback.

Doesn't the season open tomorrow night?

Prince Paul

Ah, well, Sportscenter didn't put up that rule on the screen (or at least they didn't at ~ 7:12 this morning). What's the point of that rule, anyway?

The only clips I saw were live shots right after the end of the game, so I didn't get to see a bunch of replays, but to me it just looked like he pumped his fist in a harmless celebration.

Or, alternatively, do the job to put someone else over (but not Kane).

Well, according the the graphic on Sportscenter, the rule is you can't leap onto another player's back in order to try to block a kick. The TB guy didn't do that. He leapt, then landed on another player's back on his way down.

*HUGE* strikeout.