Brett Favre

Jered Weaver. Ok, I posted it twice.

Hell yeah, i'm up mad fast. The pick will be made in this post..

Clippard came on strong last year after playing through injury the first part of the year. He looks like he could be a 2 or 3 in the majors.

The Departed!! The 2 disc with the nice cover.

I got you..

Well this is odd. Usually holocaust deniers get by with their bullshit arguments by being well-mannered and calm.

Wahlberg did mention something about a sequel on Jay Leno.

I wanted Curry to be the replacement, but JJ definitely does deserve it. A lot of new faces this year.

Luke Petitgout was pretty good for the Giants last year before he got hurt. Once he got hurt, the Giant offense went downhill. I hope the Jets go after him for RT, but he needs to cut down on the false start penalties.

Jeremy Bonderman.

I remember during their one national tv game this year, one of the announcers said that Sloan's defensive philosophy is be as physical as possible because the refs can't call all the fouls... But, I do agree with Ripper, you need another nickname. If it were Miami, then "cheat" would be ok, but for Jazz... Not so much. I'm too pissed off to come up with a good nickname. How about the Utah Shitheads?

Call an Isolation and just start posting up with your guard.

Look for the Terminator. "Come with me if you want to live."

The Utah cheat with their holding and grabbing somehow manage to win again!! Amazing job by the Utah cheat!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzToNo7A-94

'98 Yankees.

Josh Howard and Carmelo Anthony are all-stars, replacing Carlos Boozer and Yao Ming.

He was only going to eventually get more than he is now the way the market is shaping; since he's already better than the above people mentioned. I don't think he's going to pitch worse.

"Robert Parrish."

I like how everyone is like "Damn the dunk contest sucks. Piece of shit waste of time. blah blah blah blah." then you watch it anyway. So for one of Nate's dunks, a Knick will be making a pass. I like the choice he makes. Probably not the Knick you'd expect, but he's nice.

That's not bad at all for Arroyo. Seriously. Gil Meche, Jeff Weaver, Jeff Suppan. They got like just as much.

By the all-star break.

I can understand the point of being a contrarian, but a 23 year old hitter who draws only 18 walks in an entire season is going to find himself in a lot of trouble in the future. He had an OBP of .365, but batted .342. There's no way he can sustain that unless he learns to take a pitch now and again. He could find himself with an OBP of around .300 if he doesn't keep those batted balls falling for hits. After Cano came back from injury, post all-star game, he batted .365/.380/.635 with an OPS over 1.000 in 211 at bats. That's insane, even if he doesn't walk a lot. He's like the new Rod Carew. On the season he had a .342/.365/.525 line with an OPS of .890. Compared to Utley who had a .309/.370/.527 line with an OPS of .906 and a significantly higher one at home, which is a great hitters ballpark. If Utley is better, which he may be, it's not by much. Considering Cano had a monster 2nd half, and has done nothing but improve since coming up last year, including getting more walks, i'll take Cano.

I haven't played the CPU in 360, but in PS2 HoF mode is pretty easy. I've played the 360 over my friends, and it is a bit tougher to control. It seems like the players are tougher to get around the court, and almost everyone has a different shot. It's also more difficult to get steals so you can't make those comebacks as easily as you could in the PS2 version.

Too bad Randy Moss is a headcase.