the max

Gulman got 89 percent of the vote. Jay got served.

Jay BOMBED.

Heffron's strategy almost worked. He's my pick to win it all.

6-0~!

http://forums.thesmartmarks.com/index.php?showtopic=57127

Because the verdict is in and NOBODY likes the WNBA.

The Marlins are an exception though, as they were the best team once they fired useless Jeff Torborg. Only problem was that Atlanta had an awesome offensive season, and Florida couldn't overcome them. So, it's right to penalize a team for having a great year, but playing in a tight division?

I remember the divisional series from 2001 more than I remember either of those two World Series, al. I think the addition of the wild card gives a young team that wasn't quite good enough to win its division (the case of the Angels and Marlins) the chance to play hard in the postseason. I sure as hell remember more from the Marlins run last year, with the excellent division series against the Giants than the 1999 World Series.

http://tsn.ca/news_story.asp?ID=90925&hubName=main Devils sign Richard Matvichuk, ending his long run with the North Stars/Stars franchise. Anyone get an idea that the signing of an excellent defenseman means that the Devils are giving up on Scott Niedermayer? He's said that he won't sign on and wants to test free agency.

Plus he had a nasty 1-20something after hitting 500. May I ask why you have this opinion? He's had a breakout year, plays the best defense, and drives in runs. Who's your pick for NL?

*throws fireballs at UYI*

I hate that song with a passion. You know, they have other songs...

Alice in Chains and Soundgarden Both got big, but they're miles better than Nirvana, who got most of the publicity out of the grunge era.

That's 'The Prophet's Song' Agent. My favorite is Bohemian Rhapsody, but Crazy Little Thing Called Love is a great one too.

Heh, I remember that glitch in that game. I created myself and scored 370 goals in one season with one player.

Correction: Slow newsweek. They've been doing the videogame thing all week, including a 10 minute thing on videogames and NASCAR last night.

AKA: The best pitcher out of the three, and the one that Oakland is more likely to keep out of the three.

It's perfectly fine for you, but not for a lot of other fans. If he doesn't want to participate, that's fine, but to ask for additional compensation for a homerun derby is a bit much.

http://tsn.ca/news_story.asp?ID=90608 Dogs add Ricci to their signings of Sean O'Donnell and Boyd Devereaux

NHL 2005 and ESPN 2K5 should be a nice little war.

I've never been to New York in my life, yet I know the backstory of the incident because it's one of the most famous moments in baseball history of the last thirty years.

nl5'll probably do it too. You know, I've stuck by Thornton through all of his BS. I've sat by patiently while he disappeared at clutch time, hoping that Muzz would pick up the slack. If Thornton doesn't opt out of this Swiss deal and stays playing there instead of the NHL AND Murray isn't resigned by crack Bruins ownership, I think I've pretty much had it with the black and gold. I know that Patrice Bergeron and Sergei Samsonov will be there, and Razor will be in net, but without that physical presence in Thornton and the lethal Glen Murray, what do they do? nl5, what signings do you see them making? Overpaying for a veteran by 4 million dollars? Oh wait, that's already happened. They HAVE the players to make the run. They just choose not to resign them. Rolston's gone. Muzz is all but gone. Thornton has no motivation. Fuck them all.

What kind of ants are we talking here? Big, regular ants, or tiny sugar ants?

Fucking Bruins.

Exactly, he was pushed too fast, and had FAR too high expectations on him. Maybe if he'd gotten the job with Atlanta or Columbus or something, where he could help his young guys around, make a surprise playoff appearance and be seen as a success. As it is, his team blew a 3-1 series lead in 2003 and was outmatched in every way by San Jose in 2004. Each time, he was outcoached by a long way.