Brett Favre

That was the greatest comeback in the history of western civilization.

That doesn't mean anything (On the Scarecrow). The Joker isn't exactly superman, but he's still a strong character, and the Scarecrow is a smart guy (on top of his gas); so making him look stronger in the sequel (which he's rumored to be in) shouldn't be a problem.

Dude you just ignored the years Jordan wasn't with the Bulls in '94, and '95. Pippen lead the Bulls to 55 wins one year, and 47 the other, and lost in 6 and 7 games in the playoffs, in the conference semi-finals. Oh, and Jordan had Pippen. Jermaine O'Neal didn't play shit with the Blazers.

The Scarecrow should have just killed her off. Well, that would have just changed Batman's focus from the Joker to the Scarecrow in the sequel.

Word, Mark Kotsay might be available to the Yankees, but it seems like Bean wants Hughes.

Just saw it. The only complaint I have is making look Scarecrow weak. I mean a taser set him away? I hope that's not the last time we see him, and Ra's Al Ghul, two of the more interesting characters in any superhero movie(to me). I thought we should have seen more Scarecrow throughout the movie, although it was good to see the movie actually centered around Batman this time. I'm definitely watching this again, and looking forward to a sequel. *Thumbs up on the voice changes from Bruce Wayne to Batman.

I'll talk to Flik about this.

All the Final Fantasy games, and the whole Zelda series. Yeah, I know.

And here's the rest of the info: Madness Round players: The guys optioned for picks QB Joey Harrington RB Jerome Bettis RB Marshall Faulk RB William Green WR Keyshawn Johnson WR Santana Moss WR Koren Robinson WR Roy Williams WR Justin McCareins TE Randy McMichael TE Bubba Franks TE Todd Heap TE L.J. Smith K Ryan Longwell DEF San Diego Chargers Draft Order after Madness Draft #1: Pawtucket Patriots #2: Gibbs Disciples #3: Presented by BankOne #4: Darkside Dominator #5: Michaels Mark #6: Warts Whackos #7: Serenity #8: Paper Tigers #9: Randy Orton #10: Foreign Objects #11: Agent_Bond34 #12: Injuried Prone DTD

Whatever, I don't ask you to drop your jaw, but if "IT WAS OFF THIS GUY, WHO CARES" is all you have to add, then don't say anything.

13 run inning, it's only the Devil Rays. 10 game winning steak, it's against wack AL West Teams. The extra inning comeback win, off of Mesa. Jeter's first grand slam, it's only Borowski. Do all of your team's achievements only come off the Cardinals? I mean really, you only here it when the Yankees do something here.

But that's not the point. Everytime a Yankee does something, it's always followed by "It's only off of this guy" or "Only to this team". It doesn't happen with any other team.

Perhaps because it was off JOE BOROWSKI and it was hit by the guy who supposedly the second coming Christ. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That has nothing to do with it though. When Bonds hit HR 600 or whatever, it wasn't "JEEZ, IT WAS OFF THIS GUY". It doesn't matter who it's off.

What as it with the Yankees doing something and it suddenly turns into a "IT WAS OFF THIS GUY", "IT WAS OFF THIS TEAM"? Where the hell is this when other teams accomplish something big or important?

JETER's FIRST GRAND SLAM~!#@!#@!#$!@#!@#

What did Joe Buck say? I wasn't paying attention to him.

People outside of NY, who don't watch the Knicks day in and day out, have to understand something. Nazr Mohammed is a bench player. The only reason it "seems" like he's doing well with San Antonio is because the pressure is taken off of him with Duncan right by his side. NY doesn't have a Tim Duncan player, and he basically had to be the man downlow. He isn't that good. He doesn't rotate on defense, and most of his shots come on tip ins and what not. He's a bench/roleplayer at best. The reason we made the trade was because we recieved two draft picks. Yeah they are late, but for any teams trying to save money this year and next year, it gives us more flexibility to move up in the draft, or use them as add-ins in another trade. Also, I trust Isiah in the draft. He did draft T-Mac, and last year he drafted Ariza mid-2nd round. Hopefully the Frye stuff is a smokescreen.

Was that sarcasm? I don't know.

Sorry, but I almost threw up when HBK won that match. Well, same thing can be said with Booker losing. What a suck ass booked PPV.

I think Charlotte will go with Raymond Felton, with the UNC love down there in Charlotte; they will sell tickets. With that, there's a chance Green drops down to 8, and I don't think Isiah will past up. Frye is as good as Chris Mihm. He's only 6'10, not even a 7'0 footer. Not worth it.

What a stupid asshole.

Well, it just doesn't work that way, does it?

It doesn't matter. Shat up.

We're more excited that we won a game after trailing in the ninth. Who really gives a damn who it came off of. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Congratulations, you beat the Pittsburgh Pirates in extra innings. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Obviously.

I hope the Knicks take Granger or the possibility of Gerald Green dropping. If Portland doesn't take Green, there's a small possibility he drops to the 8th spot. The reason I don't like Webster is it seems from scouting reports that all he does is shoot, and does not play any defense. Granger is an all-around player, with leadership skills, and can still improve a little bit (still only about 22). Green would be my number one choice though for the obvious T-Mac comparisons reasons. On the Channing Frye stuff, I really think and hope it's a smokescreen. They said he added 15 pounds of muscles, but offical measurements showed that he gained nothing, and is only really 6'10 and a half. I'd be pissed off with that pick.