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I believe the GM said a couple weeks ago he wasn't happy with El Duque, and if he doesn't shape up, he'll be replaced. Or something close to that.

And 3 of the "Starters" they have can't pitch in the next series, so that doesn't exactly help.

Or they could get swept in the next series, cause, y'know, they have NO PITCHERS.

Alex Cora. I hate him.

Wang is out indefinitely. Yankees have two healthy starters...

Max Kellerman is a million times better than Tony Reali. Max made that show.

Glad to see Michael Holley back on Around the Horn.

I'm just joking. I'm a Cardinals fan, and I admit he does go overboard with the Cardinals praise/talk on national broadcasts. I think he's a good announcer overall, though.

"Hater in the house"

Carpenter is having a better year than Willis. More strikeouts, lower batting average against, better whip.

According to some reports on Mike and Mike, Chris Carpenter and Mark Buehrle are the starters for the ASG.

The Rock vs. Christian on Raw in Canada. This was a couple years ago, but the crowd cheered anything Christian did, and boo'ed The Rock fiercely.

Yeah I got what you're saying now. The Hassan angle was a disaster from the word go. The "offend" your audience factor never worked besides crowd heat from the live audience. Col. Debeers never did good business, but he got crowd heat and promoters would book him, but when ever he came into a territory shows attendance would dramatically drop. It's clear they book for their own personal amusement and nothing else right now.

Game Break during Fox's RedSox/Orioles game: Reports that Roy Halladay may be out a month, and will miss the all-star game.

No they didn't. They moved the show because of low ticket sales.

If you weren't offended, do you always get this pissed off when some random thing isn't funny to you? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Stupidity gets me upset.

Yes, his alleged comment to Mark Madden's mother is hilarious. Racist or not. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, well I don't find a white man saying "nigga" funny in the least. I guess you're easily amused, and definitely immature. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Or maybe you just have a stick up your ass and are easily offended? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> stick up my ass? Where the fuck you from, homie? Don't turn tough guy over a computer screen. And it took you damn near the whole day to come back with this second rate response? Fuck outta here. Bottomline is, if a white man saying "nigga" gives you comedy relief, then you have serious issues. And I'm far from "easily" offended, (When the fuck I say I was offended? I said it wasn't funny, dumbass). I'm just not easily entertained, which you seem to be. Good day, tough guy.

Yes, his alleged comment to Mark Madden's mother is hilarious. Racist or not. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, well I don't find a white man saying "nigga" funny in the least. I guess you're easily amused, and definitely immature.

Hahahahaahahahaha. Cornette is an asshole but he knows wrestling and is fucking hilarious. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, racist comment are so hilarious. Fuck outta here.

Official http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/releases WWE has reached an agreement on the release of Jim Cornett from his duties in the developmental system OVW. WWE has decided not to proceed with any renegotiations with Bubba and D-Von Dudley. We wish both Bubba and D-Von the best in all future endeavors. Also, World Wrestling Entertainment has come to agreements on the release of the following Superstars. WWE would like to wish them the best in their future endeavors.

This is too funny From Meltzer: A funny story is there is one person who is in that category of those who would be considered in grave danger who is simply not picking up his phone all day. Pick up your phone, Tyson!!

I was watching ESPN news today and Peter Gammons was on and said something I find interesting. He said MLB reps stated yesterday on a radio show (WEEB? maybe WWEI, didn't catch that part) that there's no rule that states every team has to be represented in the All-star game. Managers don't have to picka player from every team, they just decide to do so for their own reasoning.

That's a very interesting concept. We'll see how it works...

Curt Schilling will pitch out of the bullpen while recovering from an ankle injury, Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona said Wednesday. Schilling Francona said in a radio interview that Schilling, who had offseason surgery to repair the right ankle made famous by his bloody sock in the 2004 postseason, will pitch in relief while he tries to get back to full strength. "For an inning or two, he might be one of the best in the game," Francona said on WEEI-AM. "For now, I think this is the way to get him back and impact our ballclub." Schilling will pitch in relief for Triple-A Pawtucket on Thursday and probably throw at least one more time in the minors after that, Francona said. That would put him on pace to join the Red Sox bullpen after the All-Star break next week. Schilling struggled Monday night in what was supposed to be his final rehab outing, allowing five runs in five innings for Pawtucket. In Texas with his teammates on Tuesday, he said there were still "physical issues ... just some inconsistency there, velocity-wise." The Red Sox need help in the bullpen. Keith Foulke, who closed out all four games in last year's World Series, was sent back to Boston to have MRI exams on both his knees. The right-hander is 5-5 with a 6.23 ERA and 15 saves, and two of his four blown saves have come in the past week. Schilling started the season on the disabled list and made just three starts -- going 1-2 with an 8.15 ERA -- before bruising his right ankle on April 23 and going back on the DL. He is 0-1 with a 5.40 ERA in two rehab starts for Pawtucket. Schilling injured a tendon in his ankle near the end of the 2004 regular season and struggled in Game 1 of the AL Championship Series against New York. After testing an unprecedented procedure on a cadaver, the team doctor made a wall of stitches in Schilling's ankle to keep the tendon in place. With blood seeping through his sock, Schilling beat the Yankees in Game 6, catapulting the Red Sox to an improbable comeback. The procedure was repeated before Game 2 of the World Series to help Boston sweep St. Louis in four games for its first championship since 1918. www.espn.com

WWE releases Matt Morgan http://www.matt-morgan.org/