EVIL~! alkeiper

The return for Edmonds should tell you something in itself. A 37 year old center fielder who produced an 88 OPS+ last year and misses 45-50 games a year. He's Jim Edmonds in name only. Is Edmonds a HOFer?

Criminal? Hardly. Otherwise any workplace could foist drug testing on any workforce. Random home searches? Why not. Besides, all the other sports managed to avoid the steroid issue? Not one has the problem under control.

Woa, woa, woa. Slow your roll! Hey, I said might!

It's called a message board. People will often respond to your posts with *gasp* messages! Some of them will contain actual thoughts. That might be a foreign word to a Yankee fan, but I'll save you the link to Webster's dictionary. Ask your parents to explain the concept. Oh yeah, grow up.

Inquire about why they don't wish for you to have a Happy New Year.

As a side note because I can't resist, the Phillies had a third baseman named Freese as well. After a season in which Freese hit 23 HRs (at the age of 25), the Phils shipped him to the White Sox for an unproven, toolsy outfielder. Fans were outraged. Freese had one more good season in him, while Johnny Callison is on the Phillies' Wall of Fame.

The Cardinals traded Jim Edmonds to the San Diego Padres for 3B David Freese. For the Cardinals it probably gives Colby Rasmus a clear shot at the CF job in St. Louis.

It is the same match.

I don't think the grappling concerns me as much as how exactly you fight on the ground, scale the ropes, that kind of thing. One more reason this game is great, you can bring back one-night UFC style tournaments.

There aren't sufficient funds to cover the check you cashed. You're then obliged to refund the money to your bank.

I never studied. If I could hazard a guess, the people in college without good study habits are probably VERY smart naturally to the point where they absorb given information quickly. Either that or trying to learn while tired is counter-productive.

Grander scale. There are people who can't seem to miss the slightest thing WWE didn't miss in deleting Benoit off their website.

Not to discount Gonzales, but be extremely wary evaluating players in Lancaster. To say that place is a hitters' haven is putting things mildly.

Bought the game. Still iffy on the controls, the manual gives you buttons but doesn't really clue you in on the general strategy of things. Still, match selections are badass. Tournaments and Round-robins? Awesome. Is there a good site for CAWs?

Most prospect lists put Gonzales in the top 25.

Three trades. MLB.com says Jose Valverde to the Astros for Chris Burke and Chad Qualls. Total haul for Haren is Smith, Gonzales, Anderson, Dana Eveland, Aaron Cunningham and Chris Carter.

Ok, now I voted for it, instead of merely voicing my approval.

http://files.mlb.com/mitchrpt.pdf Page 28.

Two D'backs trade today. Alberto Callaspo to the Royals for Billy Buckner. Six prospects, including Carlos Gonzalez, Brett Anderson and Greg Smith to the Athletics for Danny Haren and Connor Robertson

There's some love for Caray, I voted for it. I still don't get the appeal of Gundy. It doesn't count as a real tirade until you throw something.

Federal authorities gave a couple of the interviewees lighter sentence recommendations for supplying Mitchell with information. It's in the report.

At least they get paid for it. There are people on the net who notice every unedited mention of "WWF" or "Benoit." What's their excuse?

Chip Carey gets the nod for me. "Here come the Yankees" indeed. But Czech, no Kenny Williams? It's a late entry but it's certainly a strong contender.

The true purpose of the report is to put pressure on the Players' Union to accept a harsher drug policy.

Jeter lost this year, so the stranglehold is broken.