Rob E Dangerously

Player Creation Template First Name: Robert Last Name: Henderson Nickname: Big Red Number: 85 Origin: USA Birth date: 11/11/85 Age to start: 18 Height: 5'11" Weight: 160 Bats: Both Throws: Left Position: Left fielder/First Baseman Players Use only if you DID NOT sign up to be a Starting Pitcher, Reliever, or Closer. PITCHERS DO NOT FILL THIS OUT You have 9 points to allocate among the below categories. (Note: All categories start out as 5 or "C", and all talent ratings start out as average; talent categories are mostly for 18-year-olds, talent dictates how your player will evolve in the certain category.) Speed - 1 Batting average TALENT - 2 Batting average vs. LHP - 1 Batting average vs. RHP - 2 Homerun TALENT - 2 Avoiding Strikeouts vs. RHP - 1

NFL- Chiefs lose to Colts, 1995. Lin Elliot misses a few field goals, never kicks in the NFL again, mainly because we would have mauled him Morten shanks a FG, formally keeps Chiefs out of the playoffs for the first time in a long time. 1996. Sure, down the stretch, the team wasn't great. Buffalo beats KC in the AFC title game, Montana suffers 38th concussion of the year, 1993 Elway comes back on the Chiefs, wins game, multiple times. That motherfucker Elway Broncos beat 13-3 Chiefs, 1997. Chiefs lose a shot at the playoffs due to a barefoot Canadian, 2000. It turns out that planting a few kickoffs OUT OF BOUNDS doesn't do much for a CFLer. The Chiefs lose that game in Overtime to the Raiders, 41-38. Derrick Thomas gets into a crash, dies. Ripping out the heart of the Chief defense. Imagine if he never got into that wreck and was still a Chief today. MLB- Cone to Toronto, 1995. Dye to Oakland, Royals acquire Neifi Perez, 2001. The Strike. The Royals were on a roll in 1994. They could have contended. They just won 14 in a row in late July and early August. In: Bob Boone. Out: Hal McRae. 1995. Boone promptly takes a winning team and ruins them with constant lineup changes and he destroys 1994 Rookie of the Year Bob Hamelin. College Football- K-State loses in the Big 12 title game in friggin College Overtime. K-State loses in the Alamo Bowl that same year.

Anybody else think Arkansas was ranked a bit too high? comeback win over Bama, two losses to Auburn and Florida

I just did some 'paces' (current yards divided by 7 and multiplied by 12) Symons is on pace for 5883 yards and 53 touchdowns this year

the Oklahoma State/Texas Tech game is now 48-42 Cowboys with 9 minutes left BJ Symons has 478 yards and 4 TD passes in the game, he's 37 for 59. Symons now has 31 touchdown passes and 3432 yards this year. Tech has 5 games after this.. I really like Symons shot at Detmer's yards in a season record (5100 yards) and Klingler's TD record (54)

Go Sox.. I am quite pissed at the Cubs and Dusty. I want at least one curse broken. And I want Clemens to finish his career tomorrow

That 62-36 whupping put on Nebraska was a thing of beauty

Lets look at the standings in conference for the North so far Colorado: 1-1 (beat Kansas, lost to Baylor) Kansas: 1-1 (beat Missouri, lost to Colorado) Missouri: 1-1 (beat Nebraska, lost to Kansas) Nebraska: 1-1 (beat Oklahoma State, lost to Missouri) Kansas State: 0-2 (lost to Texas and Oklahoma State) Iowa State: 0-2 (lost to Oklahoma and Texas Tech) Anybody (except for the Cyclones) can win the North. This week.. here are my predictions.. feel free to dispute them Oklahoma by 24 over Missouri. The point spread is 26 1/2 for OU, which is a bit too high. Kansas murders Baylor. Kansas State has a close one with Colorado. Colorado gives KSU problems. Colorado also isn't that great but KSU has problems with defense. I hear that Colorado's defense is bad too. But, from now on.. my projections indictate that Nebraska will win the North but will finish with the same conference record as KSU. K-State has a shot to win five games. They will beat Iowa State and Baylor. They can beat Colorado. They better beat Kansas and they will have a big one with Missouri. I see Nebraska beating K-State. Nebraska is going to have a tough one with Texas, but something tells me Nebraska will lose to Colorado too. But, this is Nebraska. Nothing really tells me that they are going to finish so well this year. They might melt down. Missouri will probably beat Colorado and ISU. Brad Smith is a good QB. Oklahoma will pound MU, KSU will beat MU too. The fourth loss for MU will surprise you but.. Texas Tech will beat Missouri. BJ Symons and Tech's offense is just as high-powered as the offense of Kansas and Bill Whittemore, who beat MU. BJ's stats are incredible 297 yards, 3 TDs (v. SMU) 418 yards, 5 TDs (v. New Mexico) 586 yards, 2 TDs (v. NCSU) 661 yards, 6 TDs (v. Ol Miss) 505 yards, 8 TDs (v. A&M) 487 yards, 3 TDs (v. ISU) 27 TDs in 6 games I just sense that even with the game in Columbia, Symons will demolish the MU defense. But.. I should note that OU is a huge favorite to win the division in the title game when it's held in KC. The Big 12 North is wide open.

the super bowl runnerup gets alot of games on MNF like the Chiefs will next year, as the champs.

Any predictions on the Chiefs/Raiders MNF game? Hopefully the Chiefs are able to beat up on Oakland

California recall results in Tulare County http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/Returns/gov/54.htm Palmieri? Kunzman? Sprague? How can this be? None of them live in the county. Well.. (full ballot here (in PDF)) I think some people don't know that you fill in the hole to the left, not the hole on the right.

http://www.visaliatimesdelta.com/news/stor...ews/411396.html

Who's the wuss who prayed for only stomach cancer??

First piece of news http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/10/...5601908135.html and this site mentions reports of Arafat's death (but it's in French) http://www.guysen.com/news.php "A noise runs in the newspaper offices (Newsflash?): ARAFAT HAS DIED!!!! News to be taken with (as?) conditional...." "The news is contradictory concerning the state of Arafat, but our sources seem formal. News to be always taken with the conditionel..." "Arafat according to our advisors would be deceased following a cardiac faintness. News to take with the conditionel a hoax or an attempt at misinformation are not to exclude." So.. has Arafat finally died? If he died, you think that the PLO would make up bullshit to make him look better?

"Oh come on" You're both wrong, Teddy Roosevelt's Bull-Moose Party beat the Republican Party in the election Wilson won. Teddy was helped out alot by being the former President of the USA

"Oh come on"

Meanwhile.. Coleman has moved into 8th place with 12,000 votes. Here's your celeb/gimmick results Larry Flynt- 14,775 (7th) Gary Coleman - 12,261 (8th) Mary Carey - 9,515 (10th) Bruce Margolin, Marijuana legalization attorney - 7,689 (11th) Gallagher - 4,646 (16th) Georgy Russell - 1,898 (33rd) Cigarette guy/leading Libertarian Ned Roscoe - 1,888 (34th) and currently in last place with 165 votes, Todd Lewis. It must suck to be in last place in a 131-candidate election

The following counties have not sent in any returns Alameda county (Oakland) Tulare county "Recall" is leading by 70 votes in Solano county and by 572 votes in LA county http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/Returns/recall/mapN4.htm the left coast of California is against the recall, but the rest is for it. and currently in last place in the recall.. Robert A. "Butch" Dole.

with 45.8% of the vote in.. Gary Coleman has passed Bill Simon and moved into 9th place with 4,750 votes. Coleman has a stronghold in Los Angeles county.. results from LA county Arnold - 47% Cruz - 36% McClintock- 10% Camejo - 2% Arianna - 6,193 votes Ueberroth - 2,049 votes Coleman - 1,117 votes Flynt - 1,026 votes Schwartzman - 631 votes Mary Carey - 566 votes I like Gary's chances of overtaking Schwartzman and making a run for 7th place

Barry Bonds will be the next to hit 700, that can't be denied. But, I don't think he will reach 755. I just have an instinct that says he can't hit like this forever and eventually his numbers will have to go down. After doing some research, if his HR numbers went down, then people may not notice. He does have a HR in every 8.7 ABs. Ruth never came close to a HR in every 7 or 8 AB for 3 straight years. Bonds has done that and it's baffling. Bonds is a different hitter than about every slugger out there. Bonds knows the strikezone. Sammy Sosa, who is also a good power hitter, strikes out more and walks less because Sosa is more prone to swing at pitches. Bonds will wait if he has to because most pitchers don't know how to get him out, so they throw crap and put him on base every other PA. (I saw Bonds strike out twice in KC, once by Chris George, the owner of a 7.11 ERA and 9 wins, and by Mike MacDougal, who got Bonds to foul off two pitches and then struck him out) My personal thoughts on all this aren't changing since April. In April, I realized that Sammy Sosa is on a great pace for greatness. Back then, he had 500 HRs and he was only 34. I checked Baseball Almanac and only two men were younger than Sammy when they hit 500. Jimmie Foxx and Willie Mays. Ruth and Aaron were also 34 when they hit #500. Now, I am aware that there is a good shot that Sosa's numbers will fall as he gets older. Sammy will be 35 in November. But, Sammy hit 40 HRs this year even if he had three things go wrong. (a) the beaning that shattered his helmet, (b) the toenail dealie, which I think was ingrown, and © the corked bat. Now, I will not get into the bat thing, it's bizarre about how it all happened. Now, you have learned a fact. Sosa has more HRs at the age of 35 than Babe Ruth had. (Sosa also had more home runs at the ages of 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34 than Ruth. Which goes from 1925 to 1929 for Ruth and 1999 to 2002 for Sosa. Although, to be fair, Aaron had more HRs than both guys until the age of 32. That was after 2001 for Sosa and 1966 for Aaron) I will admit this, that compared to Jimmie Foxx, alot of sluggers look like slackers. Foxx had 500 home runs at 32 years old but his numbers fell big time and he retired with 534 home runs. Foxx did hit 58 home runs in 1932, not bad for a player who was 24 at the time. So.. will Bonds hit #756? will Sosa come close to hitting 650? Is it still too early to ask "Will A-Rod hit 700"? Why did Jimmie Foxx stop hitting home runs after 1940? Any other thoughts?

http://asia.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?...storyID=3554284 Jean Chretien while high, that sounds bizarre.

"It's because the referees want a black QB to succeed" - Rush

The Chargers stopped Dante in game 1 of the year. So, I don't think that will work. I hope the Chargers don't beat KC

I'm not sure why Cross has a job or anything. I like the Chiefs chances from now to their bye week @ Green Bay [Are they good this week, or bad? losing to Arizona, beating Seattle] @ Oakland [The Raiders are dead, they'll get a Monday-night funeral] Buffalo (at home) [Chiefs won't lose at home this year, especially not against Buffalo, who took Cincy into overtime]

BTW.. who else thinks that Randy Cross is biased against Kansas City? But.. in good news.. Randy's going to have to find another team to kiss-up to. He didn't believe when it was 2-0, or 3-0, or 4-0, and probably not now either. "This will be the last Chiefs game for awhile for Cross and Harlan. The following week they’ll be in Cleveland for the Raiders-Browns game. By the way, the Chiefs’ game at Lambeau Field the following week will draw CBS’ No. 2 crew of Dick Enberg and Dan Dierdorf" At least Kevin Harlan, who only did the Chiefs games on the radio from 1985 to 1993, can be a bit unbiased. Cross sucks up to Rod Smith and Jake Plummer, and noted that since Chiefs fans were getting stuff or in the bathroom, that Denver wouldn't face so much noise. Then they showed the crowd, where one small section was gone. Fast forward to November Randy Cross on 12-0 starts - "Seasons aren't won in September, October and November, the Chargers won that title alot, I don't think they're the best"