Rob E Dangerously

Nevermind that Hillary was born in Chicago and never really came to Arkansas until the 70s.

there probably is a base of Floridians who lived in the Northeast earlier in their lives. Still.. he doesn't have a good shot.

from the KC star

Chan Ho Park tried to karate kick Tim Belcher, and got his ass beat some of my bloopers 1- Randall Simon hits the sausage with his bat 2- Jack Cust falls down, multiple times 3- Terrell Owens tries to spike the ball on the Star a second time, gets hit by a Dallas Cowboy 4- Dwayne Rudd throws his helmet off, Chiefs beat Browns

Saddam was pimpin' with the Castro look

Royals sign Benito Santiago, 2 years, 4.3M, with incentive bonuses for 150 games and 550 PAs in a year (which Benito did in 1991)

Scott Sullivan is on his way to KC

December 16 New Orleans: North Texas 6 pts. December 18 GMAC: Miami (OH) 18 pts. December 22 Tangerine: N.C. State 4 pts. December 23 Fort Worth: Boise State 21 pts. December 24 Las Vegas: Oregon State 8 pts. December 25 Hawaii: Hawaii 1 pts. December 26 Motor City: Bowling Green 11 pts. Insight: Virginia Tech 10 pts. December 27 Continental Tire: Pittsburgh 12 pts. December 29 Alamo: Nebraska 15 pts. December 30 Houston: Texas Tech 5 pts. Holiday: Texas 24 pts. Silicon Valley: Fresno State 3 pts. December 31 Music City: Auburn 9 pts. Independence: Arkansas 13 pts. Liberty: Utah 16 pts. Sun: Oregon 14 pts. San Francisco: Colorado State 7 pts. January 1 Outback: Florida 22 pts. Gator: West Virginia 17 pts. Capital One: Georgia 23 pts. Rose: USC 27 pts. Orange: Miami 25 pts. January 2 Cotton: Mississippi 19 pts. Peach: Tennessee 20 pts. Fiesta: Kansas State 26 pts. January 3 Humanitarian: Tulsa 2 pts. January 4 Sugar: Oklahoma 28 pts.

The Giants signed Michael Tucker and in the process, they lose a first round pick to Kansas City because Tucker was type B and they couldn't wait until tomorrow to do it. (Tucker was not getting arbitration) :D

http://espn.go.com/mlb/news/2002/0318/1353807.html "One sportswriter had a great comment on his release. He said Derek was a perfect Pirate, he lived on a boat and stole money." -- "I will never forget derek bell's pitching appearance against the padres in august of 2000. The Mets were down by approximately 10 runs when d-bell took the mound. His first pitch floated around 45 mph, a pitch bell called "eephus." Bell gave up 5 runs, but amazingly kept a straight face. overall, not much of a hitter (or pitcher), great defender, but didn't contribute all that much. Great sense of humor, though." "I'll always remember two things about Derek. First thing was when Clemens hit Piazza with the fast ball and Derek stood at the top of the dugout with the stupidest looking face on yelling at Clemens. Next is Derek's "Cy Young" performance. I just hope that other pitchers wear big doofy sunglasses when they pitch."

for those of you wanting to compare the 1998 KSU Wildcats and the 2003 OU Sooners KSU, before the title game: 543 points/124 allowed (in 11 games) OU, before the title game: 580 points/158 allowed (in 12 games)

they should give OU the K-State treatment OU and K-State both won all their games and lost the title game KSU lost by 3 OU lost by 28 KSU went to the Alamo Bowl Send OU to San Antonio

If we get OSU/Miami, LSU/USC and Florida State goes to Pasadena, would they dare an OU/KSU rematch?

OU doesn't deserve a shot at the National Title. LSU/USC in New Orleans Now.. when it comes to bowls, which team would be bigger for KSU to play and beat, Michigan or Florida State? (Maybe if KSU beats either, they can get some real teams to try and come to Manhattan)

hey Rand McNally, Kansas City is in Missouri

OVER-RATED!

K-State should go for another TD (without being dumb) so they can just crush OU

YES I'M AWESOME

THROW FOR DOUGH!

I think a real GM would have a tough time making this trade fly. That that it concerns me, but be aware that there are some copyright issues involved with reposting the insider articles. Yan had alot of upside.

SPROLES! TD! 21-7 KSU!

DOWN GOES WHITE

I guess OU's laying back since they're in the title game, win or lose

My Mets records do ignore Ryan Hannaman. I got him from the Giants for Jaime Cerda and Ryan Wing. Hannaman is 111-32 as a Met and 113-33 career, 1.92 ERA as a Met, 2.03 career, 1516 strikeouts/624 walks, 1594 strikeouts/660 walks career. I should note that Hannaman pitched in 31 games with 1 start as a Giant. He started his career as a Met with 3 scoreless innings, giving up a run with one out in his fourth inning, then he racked up 40.2 consecutive scoreless innings. With just one earned run in 44 innings and an ERA of 0.20, his streak ended, but he went on to be 24-4, with a 1.30 ERA. He was the MVP and Cy Young award winner that year. And from 2007 to 2013, the Mets w/ Hannaman have gone to the playoffs in every season.

hey Mets fans.. be optimistic.. here are Scott Kazmir's numbers after 11 seasons (2003-2013) ERA: 2.78 (third best in Mets history, behind Seaver and Orosco) Win/Loss record: 166-82 (second most wins, behind Seaver) Winning percentage: .669 (best w/ the Mets) Games: 371 (fifth best, behind Franco, Seaver, Koosman and Orosco) Innings: 2262 1/3 (third best, behind Seaver and Koosman) Strikeouts: 2545 (best w/ the Mets) Games Stated: 351 (second, behind Seaver) Walks: 927 (most) Hits allowed: 1629 (fourth most, behind Seaver, Koosman and Gooden) Runs/Earned Runs: 744/699 (fourth, behind the three mentioned) On Baseball Mogul 2004, Kazmir is historical, as he has struck out 200 or more batters in all 11 of his seasons. Kazmir's walks and strikeouts. These aren't bad, right? 2013: 77/213 2012: 84/215 2011: 90/230 2010: 98/228 2009: 86/239 2008: 91/258 2007: 63/231 2006: 72/239 2005: 85/238 2004: 91/231 2003: 90/223 But.. for all good hopes. Remember that I am not running the Mets. My Mets restoration plan involved dealing off all the old players. Out: - Mike Stanton (to Colorado, for Cory Vance) - Dave Weathers (to Oakland, for Chad Bradford) - John Franco (to San Diego, for Orosco, who I released into retirement) - Graeme Lloyd (to Houston, for Vizcaino) - Burnitz, McEwing and Vance Wilson (to Colorado, for Greg Norton) - Shinjo (to KC for Ordaz and Alexis Gomez) - Leiter and Astacio (to St. Louis for Esteban Yan) - Rey Sanchez (to Detroit for Steve Avery and Craig Monroe) - Esteban Yan (to Texas for Teixeria) - Mo Vaughn, Esix Snead and two million dollars (to Yankees for Jason Anderson) All those trades were made before the year. Then.. I moved some more! Norton goes to San Diego for Dave Hansen (Norton's time in New York: 4 weeks) David Wright and Jason Anderson go to Toronto for Werth and Shannon Stewart. Then I traded Stewart for Ben Grieve 3 days later. Then I traded Jay Bell and David Wright to the Indians for Michael Aubrey. I traded Cliff Floyd to the Padres for Kory DeHaan And Tony Clark went to the Giants for Joe Nathan Strickland went to the Twins for LeCroy Steve Traschel went to the Giants for Boof Bonser (Bonser's won 158 games and he has 2273 strikeouts as a Met) Benitez goes to the Cubs for Francis Beltran, Luke Haggerty and Blair Barbier On July 30th, I traded Glavine to the White Sox for Kelly Wunsch. Tom was only 4-10 with a 3.97 ERA as a Met. So.. let it be established that I am a psychotic GM. But my Mets went from 63-99 in 2003 to 98-64 in 2006 and 118-44 in 2008. So there.