CanadianChris

Dodgers select designated hitter Don Baylor, and shortstop Kid Elberfeld.

I like YnA's idea.

I was thinking about this guy four rounds ago, and I'm pleasantly surprised that he's still here: Carnell Lake, SS Career stats: Tackles 826 Interceptions 16 Sacks 25 Fumble recoveries 17 Touchdowns 5 Career Highlights and Awards: * 5x Pro Bowl selection (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999) * 4x All-Pro (1994, 1995, 1997, 1999) * NFL 1990s All-Decade Team

Back to erase the memory of last year's nightmare season.

Greg Norman is YOUR 54-hole leader. He's the oldest man ever to lead a major after 3 rounds. This could be the best sports story to come along in years. Those were some of the most difficult conditions I've ever seen. How can you even putt knowing the wind could move your ball at any second?

It's a sad state of affairs when we express shock at titles being continually defended on PPV.

You know, I almost got the impression that Edge had lived through that scene before.

Dodgers select Chien-Ming Wang (as a fifth starter, he's terrific) and Mike Stanton (late inning specialist).

I can't believe they didn't fix this song in post-production. Macho Man and Liz, they ain't.

KJ Choi ends up with the 36-hole lead at -1, barring a birdie binge by Duval over the last four holes. Choi winning wouldn't surprise me in the least. There's a severe wind warning for tomorrow. I'm looking forward to it.

And Rocco Mediate is at +2. Another potentially fantastic story. And I just noticed that, incredibly, the defending champ is also T-5 at +2 after a 68. Harrington didn't know on Wednesday if he'd even be able to play at all.

Well, if Norman can wind the clock back 20 years, it's only fitting that Duval wind it back 10 himself. Even if they both blow up, a Norman-Duval final pairing tomorrow would be the feel-good story of the year.

Not if you're looking for pitching, which all of the major deals have involved. I think he's referring more to Richie Sexson and Tony Clark. Bonds is nothing more than a DH at this point, so he for sure wouldn't have gone to Arizona, and if he went to New York, they'd have to have Giambi in the field every day. He's not a great fit in either place.

It's ridiculous that, with Tiger out and all the big names getting their best shot at a major in at least two years, the guy that steps up and grabs it is a 53-year-old who, by his own admission, doesn't even practice anymore. That said, watch out for Furyk on the weekend.

Jorge Gorgeous, gWIL and C Dubya 04 have all timed out. Gosunkugi is on the clock. Canadian Brandon is up at 2:48 or whenever Gosunkugi picks, whichever comes first. Any of those three I mentioned can pick any time.

So the 36-hole leader is almost certainly going to be...GREG NORMAN?!? That's just unfathomable.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home I had to have at least one Trek movie, and I couldn't decide which one, so I took them both.

Oh my lord, it is just dreadful out there. 10 over par could win this thing. Tiger is tied for the lead and he hasn't even gotten off the sofa.

Dodgers select: David Cone Throw out the 2000 season and he was pretty awesome in pinstripes. Two-time All-Star and three times in the top 6 of the Cy Young balloting. He's also the Yankees' all-time leader in strikeouts per 9 innings. Frank "Home Run" Baker His best years were spent with the Athletics, but he was still a very good hitter while with the Yankees. He'll be my starting third baseman.

Or maybe he'd take Favre in a heartbeat if able to but obviously can't come out and say it publicly. The Vikings would be morons to say no to Favre for Tarvaris Jackson's sake.

Dammit. I was going to take it not even having seen it.

After M*A*S*H went in the fourth round, nothing in this draft surprises me anymore.

Is the game over yet?

Now, we start pulling out the REALLY old school stuff, the stuff that entertained me when I was 8 or 9 and still does today...first up: Donkey Kong

I'm surprised I forgot about this one for as long as I did: Spyro the Dragon (PS)