mike546

McNabb is 0-11 for 0 yards, and is being blitzed and tackled on every play.

Who knew emotion could help this team so much? Giants are just running over the Skins.

Basically a perfect first half for the Giants. But these are the Giants, so I've come to expect a 2nd half collapse.

Who is this Giant D and what have they done with the real Giant D? Playing terrific so far.

Hey Plaxico, you need to play defense when the corner has an easy interception. Edit: Great, we've had the ball in there territory on all four possesions, and have six points. Its definitley gonna be one of those games.

Podsednik of course. Well, Cub fans hope so.

I don't know what your talking about, as UConn has everyone back beside Villenueva. Gay, Brown, Williams, Boone, and Rashaad Anderson are all back.

Marcus Price was suspened for the entire season due to his arrest, but Marcus Williams will be back in December according to ESPN.

How can that be accurate without looking at the ages of the players hes managed? If you did that with Joe Torre, he'd hate all rookies.

Anythings better then Sojo. Except Dale Svuem.

Congrads to the Sox.

Jeter would have done a 360 McTwist first.

HOLY SHIT WHAT A CATCH!

Doesn't a sac bunt imply Garner thinks his team can get a hit with RISP? HUH?

Uh-Oh.

What about Konerko?

Psh. Yankees batted .167 in the 01 WS and got it to seven games.

Actually, if Bernies in CF in game five, they probably win game five as he would have let Sheff catch the ball. Although he probably would have cost us a run somehow.

If only Bernie was the Sox CF.

That'll do it.

Astros should have borrowed the Irish Tenner from the Yankees, maybe that would help them score.

Atleast they had a semi decent AB with a RISP this time.

God do the Astros suck with RISP. I feel ashamed for ever about bitching about the Yankees hitting after watching this team.

Well it won't be Cashman, thats for sure. Agreed to a 3 year 5 million dollar deal today.

I'm suspicious if the White Sox can keep it up, for two reasons. One, their pythagorean record was 91-71, eight games below their real record. The Indians actually had a better run differential, and they will pose a significant challenge. Second and more importantly, quite a few Sox pitchers enjoyed career years. Jose Contreras, Mark Buehrle, Jon Garland, Neal Cotts, Dustin Hermanson, Cliff Politte and Bobby Jenks all enjoyed the best years of their careers. How much of that is real, how much is a fluke, and how much is defense? The Sox remind me a great deal of the 1939-40 Cincinnati Reds, who won two NL pennants and a World Championship almost entirely on pitching and defense. It worked for a time, but Bill McKechnie remained obsessive far beyond its usefulness. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Weren't the Yanks a lot better than their pythagorean during their championship years from 96 to 00?