Brett Favre

I KNOW HES THE CAPTAIN OH CAPTAIN MAN!!@#)$#RJf The boot was, don't worry.

If A-Rod did that...... EDIT: It wasn't pointless. The throw from Cano was off line.

And if Manny did that.. "HAHA that's just Manny being Manny. What a character!"

BUSH LEAGUE!

It was an ankle sprain?! Eh. Well atleast we'll see a lot of Tyler Clippard.

What happened to Hughes?

LeBron James is the greatest player ever!)#@(!#!@ Yesterday's performance was one of the best ever easily. Mike Brown nearly kept them from winning the game by wasting timeouts, keeping Marshall in the game, putting Damon Jones in the game, and taking out Big Z in portions of the overtimes. But LeBron wasn't going to be denied. 25 straight points is insane.

Damon was like woa you could do that? He seemed surprised. The reaction I got from Torre and Damon was that it's not that it's horrible, but it's something that isn't even thought of. Almost like saying that I never would've thought of that.

He said HA. They've shown close ups of the play. And the rule is pretty vague. What if he was yelling at a teammate or something. Hypothetically, telling him to go to get down on a slide or something while rounding the bases and the fielder gets distracted. That would be stupid to count that as interference. Which is why saying ha or mine is some difference.

The fact that he let it drop to begin with shows how bad concentration he has. Not to mention the differences in voices between a 6'4 hispanic and a 5'2 white guy would be much easier to hear when saying mine than HA. He didn't even look that pissed anyway. It was McDonald who was throwing the hissy fit.

Quit trying to sell me on saying HA as bush league. That's laughable. Look at the replay. He said HA. People just love taking shots at A-Rod. Where was all of this when he was in Texas? Did he just suddenly become the king of bush league? They're just using him as the best player on the Yankees, and saying man the Yankees wouldn't do that, that's not the Yankee way, and all this other bullshit to say that A-Rod is a dirty player. Come on now.

The first one was to break up a double play, and the 2nd one when you think about it is a lot better than running the guy over which is legal. Bush league would be trying to hurt somebody for no reason at all. The dude was trying to win a game.

It's not bush league. Bush league would be trying to trip the guy who's catching the ball. Saying HA is not really bush league.

I guess. I just think people are overreacting a bit. And I figured players would do that more often. Guess not. A-Rod said it's happened to him before.

I loved JVG defending the '99 Knicks.

I find it hilarious that some people are calling this a dirty and bush league play. Please, seriously. We all do that stuff when playing sports. It's not A-Rod's fault that those dumbasses don't recognize each other's voices. And A-Rod said he said HA!, and if you look at the replay it looks that way. If that distracts you then you should blame yourself. Oh and whoever posted that Torre quote, finish it. "Said manager Joe Torre: "I don't know what to feel for it. It's not like he said, 'I got it.'" Secondly on A-Rod, that woman, according to Kellerman is some kind of hostess, or personal party planner that he knows personally. That seems to be the case because theres no way in hell A-Rod would be that stupid to take her EVERYWHERE he goes, unless she's like there to plan stuff for him.

Thats unfair because 2nd basemen always do that decoy thing where they make believe they have the ball when they don't.

Is there an actual rule against that? That'd be an odd rule to place.

I love Heel-Rod.

Well, Utah better step it up. I don't know what else to say, just thought that post was really funny.

It seems that Kobe backed off his trade demands.

Then he won't get him. Duhon is garbage. Nocioni isn't that good. You're probably going to need at least two young studs plus that 9th pick and Tyrus Thomas as well. Hinrich, Kobe, Thabo, maybe Sweetney and Ben Wallace is enough for them.

I think I posted earlier today. I'm here, I'm jumping around!

Try Gordon, Deng, Nocioni, Thomas, and the 9th pick. And Brown for salary purposes. For the record, ESPN ripped off the trade machine from realgm.net. Just annoys me that they get credit for something they didn't even create.

If your name isn't Tim Duncan, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, or Steve Nash, there's no reason why you shouldn't be traded for Kobe.