CanadianChris

He really should be made to change his name.

The Bengals are cutting Peter Warrick today. Where will he most likely end up?

I think that's the closest to the truth anyone's gotten so far.

That's actually true. Obviously, they had a much better crowd at Summerslam, but the Survivor Series match was excellent, better than the Iron Man match at WMXII.

From left to right: Sting, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Nikita Koloff and Ted DiBiase, from some ministry conference in June. The Hammer looks like he hasn't aged a day in the last 20 years.

Easily Hogan/Andre. I don't think anything else comes close.

It's not like they're ultra-stupendous spoilers anyway.

So where are the Saints going to play? I can't imagine anyone would feel too safe in the Superdome; plus, the city is going to be uninhabitable for a while.

Hey, look...Kerry Wood's out for the season. Must be the end of August.

Just to keep the thread moving...the Penguins signed Dick Tarnstrom to a one-year deal.

Any DVD on Vader HAS to include both the White Castle of Fear and Masters of the Powerbomb mini-movies.

Magnum TA from 4 years ago:

The penguins are adorable and lovable. Honestly, ask yourself, who hates a penguin? No one with a soul, I would say. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

All their main resources are busy getting their stories ready for the 4th anniversary of 9/11. This is what's left.

I had always thought that it would be impossible to win a division with a sub-.500 record under the unbalanced schedule, but the Padres are proving me wrong. I'm betting everyone in that division plays .500 against each other from here on out, and the Padres win the division with 79 wins.

No, it was always set for that date...I may need to move it back another week, as I may be heading down to Toronto that weekend.

They would only need to push the AL playoffs back a day. That in itself wouldn't need to be that big a deal either, because there's always one series that starts on the Wednesday anyway. Unless, of course, the unthinkable happens and there's a three-way tie in BOTH leagues. Even then, a one-day delay wouldn't be too bad.

1. 10-man tag, Canadian Stampede 2. vs. Bret Hart, WM13 3. vs. Dude Love, Over the Edge 98 4. w/Triple H vs. Chris Benoit/Chris Jericho, RAW, May 2001 5. vs. Ricky Steamboat, Bash at the Beach 94 Amazingly, I've never seen the SS96 match with Bret. Also never seen the Blonds/Horsemen 2/3 falls match.

Damn, that really sucks. I can only do an hour or two of it if it's kept at 9pm, then.

Still restricted. He'll be a year too young and with one too few seasons in the league for UFA.

Depends on whether Mathieu Garon works out for them or not.

There's been a 2GOLD signting in the Jericho thread in the TNA folder.

Why do you think that? Belfour is still a great goalie who is capable of putting on a Vezina performance. Despite some nagging injuries, he still plays full seasons and is in excellent condition for his age. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The club has a buyout option at the end of this season, and they'd be nuts to keep going with Belfour, who certainly doesn't have more than three seasons left in the tank, rather than thinking long-term and grabbing one of the three best young goalies in the league (Turco and Theodore being the others).

I never said he was mediocre. 300+ wins and 5,714 strikeouts would disprove that fairly quickly. In the eighties, though, he really only had two excellent seasons -- 1981 (11-5, 1.69, a no-hitter, 140 K in a strike-shortened year) and 1987 (2.96 ERA, 1.14 WHIP and 270 K, despite a very hard-luck 8-16 record). He never won more than 16 games in a year. His ERA was consistently around the league average, besides the two seasons I mentioned. And he had no top-3 Cy Young award finishes. Yet he's one of the three best pitchers that decade? Two of the guys I would throw into the discussion, Bret Saberhagen and Orel Hershiser, aren't even on the list! As for having a lot of numbers...well, when you pitch for 27 seasons, you're going to rack up a lot of numbers. He should have had a lot more than 324 wins for being such a great pitcher. Plus you have to look at some other numbers he racked up, like the all-time walk record (by over 960!!), or the fact that he has 3 of the 9 total 180+ walk seasons since 1900.

If someone's still giving out invites, I'd appreciate one. Thanks.