USC Wuz Robbed!

Why? As a White Sox fan, I would really not be that surprised about Thomas, with how built he is. Though I would hope that's not the case. I would be a sad panda if he got tied into the whole deal.

Well I think Cena's involvement in the Mania main event is almost a foregone conclusion. Whereas with the Chamber, you have some possibilities as to who wins (HHH or Hardy being the strongest two). And yes I'm also banking on an unclean finish in the WWE title match as well.

No no. This is not a "HHH must hog all the spotlight!" joke. I really believe the EC goes on last because it finalizes the Mania main event, and well... they can't just have two Chambers be in the undercard. One will main event the show, I'd bet on it.

And trust me, it's better to read the notes as SJK types them up than Meltzer's typo-riffic newsletter.

Of course you think it should be easy. Its your team screwing up all the time.

There should be a penalty for these things though. If you make a mistake not too long ago, it shouldn't be that easy to get rid of. I mean they make a mistake in signing Randolph to that deal (btw now you guys see why I didn't want him in Chicago, although Chicago sucks now too), so they get rewarded for it by getting a buttload of people in return? Right.

HHH goes on last.

The Knicks suck a lot and have many holes to fill so it's time to start cutting some money and get young players here and there. So basically the whole Knicks organization is run by morons? I mean yeah I knew that much, but Jesus, come on here!

Why would the Knicks give up on Randolph already? Didn't they JUST get him earlier in the offseason?

No, it's not interesting. It's an outright bad pick. Why in the world would anyone draft McFadden after all the drama that happened with Larry Johnson? It's just dumb. Not to mention Herm Edwards doesn't exactly have the creativity to run a platoon RB offense.

I like Matt Young personally, but I don't think he's the right guy to point it out. Not with how he's perceived by others.

And I was trying to say I'm not among those people. If I was still living in Chicago, I'd attend games win or lose.

I wouldn't buy beer even if they won 160 games. But then again I don't rely on alcohol to enjoy baseball.

I suppose. I will just really hate the few years of suckiness. But you're right, if it means a good stretch in the future, that's the necessary sacrifice.

So it's better to go for .500 or worse in the mid to long term instead of punting a year or two with an eye towards getting back into a championship mix? That's the kind of thinking that keeps many franchises swirling in continual mediocrity. No how about they be mediocre for a year or two, then be awesome? That's certainly possible. Of course it's Kenny Williams, so no it's not really possible, but given a good GM...

Horrible news. This just makes me angry. I know all these places referenced in the article. This one definitely hits close to home.

24 hours is too long. I think 12 hours is good enough. You signed up for this, make the commitment to pick when it's your turn. Otherwise just turn the team over and get out. That's what I say.

I'm aware of that, but so what? I would rather they try than just give up completely. I'm never a fan of the idea of just punting away seasons just because you don't think you can win.

I don't think Reaper is going anywhere. The CW is really hurting for some hits, and Reaper was on the way there before the strike hit.

They weren't going to be competitive anyways. At least they went out and got some real talent to rebuild the franchise with instead of doing some half-hearted attempt at competing when they should be punting, a la the Chicago White Sox. Why? Our offense has the potential to be awesome. It's the pitching we have to worry about.

Along these lines, Bears/Patriots Super Bowl XLI.

And the Patriots likes over the hill LBs.

You know, there has to be some semblance of progress here. Whose pick is it? Get on the next few pickers' cases to start preparing their picks. Do something guys.

And George becomes a hero in Dallas, if true.

Worst Clemens apologist. Dude just basically told McNamee he didn't believe a thing he said.