Failed Bridge

Just because you are creepy and sad enough to message people you don't know, doesn't mean the rest of us are. It had more to do with the fact that I was hoping she'd kick you in the nuts. My interaction for the most part with her always lead me to asking her to do that.

there's just something about Emanuel Lewis that I think fits real well with Inc

that pirate really is the avatar of your's I most despise. bob_barron and Downhome sure do post alot for people that don't have a whole lot to really say.

I've got a feeling that Beckett might be alright now that he doesn't have to hit or run the bases at all.

what's fucked up to me is the fact that pinjockey stated in the initial thread that if you had no real desire to go through with a draft of at least a few rounds then not to fucking bother.

Clement is the #5 starter and Wells most likely won't last the year in Boston. So to answer your question, yes. I expect the rotation to look like this at the end Schilling Wakefield Beckett Papelbon Clement with either Foulke (who looks to be coming back to form) or Craig Hansen closing down the road. Lets not forget that the Toronto Blue Jays actually have a good line-up, unlike the Kansas City Royals.

This is where I stopped thinking that post had any credability.

you don't make clam chowder with a tomato base. Fuck that shit.

Where'd you see that? Good thing we signed Harrington ESPN

Why the hell are you signed in under that account?

how close is Fremont to Oakland? I only ask because the A's might be moving there. Link and Crisp's new contract is 3 years and $15.5mill

Mario Williams is the best DE prospect since Peppers. Whether he'll be as good is something only time will tell. Richard Seymour and the Pats agree on a long-term contract extension. Daunte Culpepper might miss all of 06.

After watching the Yankees and Royals I have two thoughts. 1.) The Yankees are going to be in trouble all year against other upper tier teams. They just don't have the pitching to compete. When the Royals are knocking around your starters then you know you're in trouble. Teams like Anaheim, Boston, Chi White Sox, Cleveland, Oakland, and perhaps even Toronto (when Halladay and Burnett are healthy) should do real well against them. 2.) The Royals at the very least are the worst team in the American League. I still think they're the worst team in baseball...if not them then maybe the Pirates.

I hate you Andrew Doyle

I bet Kirstie Alley would let ya

Link This guy is dead and yet everybody keeps leaving him messages.

any team with even mediocre pitching beats the Yankees today. Also, to show I'm not biased I think Nixon was on the juice. Too many groin strains and other muscle injuries that one gets after abusing roids. Only Red Sox players to use them during the past 5 years or so are Nixon and Nomar in my opinion.

that would be the powerhouse Kansas City Royals. I'm seriously starting to wonder if there's a chance that the Royals could be even worse than the Marlins. I mean, at least the Marlins have Dontrelle, Miguel Cabrera and a whole lot of upper tier prospects. The Royals have a broken down Mike Sweeney and old Reggie Sanders.

this is why you stay away from night clubs in shitty areas.

I thought "N*gga you is banned!" was a SNKT thing

for some reason I've been listening to The Watcher by Dr. Dre alot recently.

and Piss might stop talking to him if he posts there.

they should see if Robin Williams was in the area before throwing out the Bigfoot accusations.

Adam Stern looked fine yesterday. There was one point where he made a throw from the warning track in right center and it one hopped its way to third base. I went "Oh shit!" and the Orioles fans behind me said "That kid has a fucking cannon. Why couldn't the Orioles get him instead of Patterson?!". Oh, I think I also forgot to say that Keith Foulke looked really good yesterday. His change-up was nasty.

Daniel Cabrera threw 6 walks in the first inning of Friday's game. I don't think anybody is walking more batters than that. A driver at work said they started quoting Bob Eucher's stuff from Major League on the radio broadcast of the game.