Brett Favre

The Nate block on Yao cracked me up. He even smacked Yao in the face after the block. Good times. After the game Yao was like "i've been blocked by 5'3 guys before, so that was nothing."

Grossman really isn't that good though, and that could have been a fumble.

Wouldn't that be wrong too?

The Dodgers continue their quest to have the most leadoff men in baseball.

Just announced. Pujols got robbed.

Elway had a tendency to not win one till the end of his career. Lets give Vick some time.

Fair enough. It's not a bad move considering the market nowadays.

Mussina was pretty reliable.

.302/.412/.541 on the road though for Frank Thomas, and .273/.429/.591 in Toronto. And his numbers are even better if you take away April.

It's a good signing if the 3rd year is not a player option. For 2 years, pretty good move.

Good looks.

More like 2 nickles for a half dollar.

Well, in the US it's more popular. It's not even close internationally (MLB and NBA over NFL).

I like Neal Cotts.

You're comparing Philip Hughes to Colter fucking Bean? Are you serious? Or being sarcastic? Ha-ha?

Knicks blowout the Wizards 102-82. Good team effort all around, and Balkman broke out for like 18 and 7.

For those wondering, Tabata is our best position player prospect. Well, not for those wondering, but before going "NO WAY MAN!".

Yes, and even moreso than these men as well.

Then no trade will happen if that's the case. Philip Hughes is as untouchable as you can get.

Atlanta at Baltimore (4.5) Buffalo at Houston (2.5) (6.5) Chicago at N.Y. Jets Cincinnati at New Orleans (3.5) (1.5) Indianapolis at Dallas Minnesota at Miami (3.5) (6.5) New England at Green Bay Oakland at Kansas City (9.5) (3.5) Pittsburgh at Cleveland St. Louis at Carolina (7.5) Tennessee at Philadelphia (13.5) Washington at Tampa Bay (3.5) Detroit at Arizona (2.5) (6.5) Seattle at San Francisco San Diego at Denver (2.5) N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville (3.5) Saints - 28 points.

That's laughable as well. We need to find middle ground.

Lol with a z looks stupid.

It's about 11 per year. 2 years, 22.5 million. Yankees are also interested in Nomar, Gil Meche, and Dontrelle Willis.

So its going to be around 100 million dollars for a starting pitcher. So why couldn't you guys make that Abreu trade again?

I'm apologizing right now just in case a murder fucking Steve Javie. Fuck him and LeBron.