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GeneOkerlund27		#41	[-]
Posts: 6624 (01/22/10 04:03 PM) kthxsubnic Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cheese� milk's leap toward immortality. Remove this ad jim thome to minnesota possibly close =o
Monsieur Muggles	It never stops...	#42	[-]
Posts: 9729 (01/22/10 10:05 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	A's Prospect Gets the Call -- From the Lord
The Heartbreak Yid		#43	[-]
Posts: 6863 (01/23/10 07:41 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	AL East Yanks Sawx Rays Orioles Jays AL Central White Sox Twins Royals Tigers Indians AL West M's Angels Rangers A's AL WC Red Sox Rays Angels NL East Phils Mets Marlins Braves Nats NL Central Cards Cubs Brewers Reds Stros Pirates NL West Giants Dodgers D Backs Rockies Padres-what an awful team. Take Adrian out, and it could be the worst to ever take a major league field NL WC Mets Dodgers Cubs ALDS Yanks 3 White Sox 1 Bo Sox 3 Ms 2 ALCS Yanks 4 Bo Sox 2 NLDS Phils 4 Giants 2 Cards 4 Mets 1 NLCS Cards 4 Phils 3 WS Yanks 4 Cards 2 The Nationals are looking like a better and better team. Depending on Strasburg, they could find themselves finishing 3rd or 4th in the division. As always, there are a lot of X factors. Get another front rotation starter on the Mets, and they could become a favorite. Also, get like 1 more big bat on the Giants, and they could be unstoppable. The Cards have a nice pitching staff as of now, but Chris Carpenter and Brad penny are huge injury risks, and if they go down, they're looking at a really bad rotation.Similarly, if Alfonso Soriano and Geovany Soto, who shed 38 pounds since we last saw him can rebound from abysmal 2009s, The Cubs and Cards could be neck and neck. Then again, you never no. Maybe the Padres or Blue Jays will surprise us all. OK, I wont go that far.
The Heartbreak Yid		#44	[-]
Posts: 6864 (01/23/10 07:52 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	memyselfandi wrote: Is Gary Matthews Jr. the new Kenny Lofton? Yeah, except for the fact that Kenny Lofton was good at baseball.
CBRetriever		#45	[-]
Posts: 31531 (01/23/10 07:56 AM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	from the BBC Prospect quits to join priesthood Oakland Athletics prospect Grant Desme has turned his back on professional baseball - to join the priesthood. The 23-year-old outfielder was the Most Valuable Player in last year's Arizona Fall League, where major league clubs send their top prospects each autumn. But Desme, a lifelong Catholic, plans to enter a seminary this summer. "I was doing well at baseball. But I really had to get down to the bottom of things - I love the game, but I aspire to higher things," he explained. "I wasn't at peace where I was at. I have no regrets." I felt that while baseball is a good thing, I thought it was selfish of me to be doing that when I really felt that God was calling me more Grant Desme Desme, who had looked set to receive an invitation to spring training with Oakland's major league players next month, had been considering the move for over a year, despite hitting 31 home runs and stealing 40 bases in the minor leagues in 2009. "Last year before the season started, I really had a strong feeling of a calling and a real strong desire to follow it. I just fought it," he explained. "As the year went on, God blessed me. I had a better year than I could have imagined, but that reconfirmed my desire. "I felt that while baseball is a good thing, I thought it was selfish of me to be doing that when I really felt that God was calling me more." He informed the A's management on Thursday evening, and now expects to begin "a 10-year process" towards becoming a priest while he studies at St Michael's Abbey in Orange County. Oakland general manager Billy Beane added: "We respect Grant's decision and wish him nothing but the best in his future endeavours ."
B DeBrun		#46	[-]
Posts: 23164 (01/23/10 08:25 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Despite the career change, Desme could still be a Cardinal.
WesternBulldogs1		#47	[-]
Posts: 6204 (01/23/10 08:32 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	But first he'd have to serve his apprenticeship as a Padre. His final team would have to be the Angels.
ColbyRulesAll		#48	[-]
Posts: 11665 (01/23/10 09:04 AM) Annoying sports freak Reply Quote More Recent Posts	::groans:: very punny you guys.
ColbyRulesAll		#49	[-]
Posts: 11666 (01/23/10 09:20 AM) Annoying sports freak Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Ozzie Guillen is delusional again. Here is the rundown on the White Sox' makeover this offseason: The new-look White Sox were formed by a busy offseason. Slugger Jermaine Dye (washed up) was not re-signed. The White Sox added a third baseman in Mark Teahen (better) and a new left fielder and leadoff hitter in Juan Pierre (much better). They signed veterans Andruw Jones (suspect) and Omar Vizquel (old), while bringing back another veteran, Mark Kotsay (can hit), to strengthen their bench. They added J.J. Putz (oy vay) to the bullpen. They’re counting on an injury-free season from Carlos Quentin (finally healthy) and a better performance from Alex Rios (should perform), who struggled greatly after being signed off the waiver wire from Toronto in August. And Gordon Beckham (potential superstar), who had a strong rookie season after being called up in June, has been moved to second base from third. Plus Peavy in the rotation followed by Buehrle, Danks, Floyd and Garcia. Lotta ifs but if everything goes right this could be a really good team.
The Heartbreak Yid		#50	[-]
Posts: 6865 (01/23/10 09:26 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cheese� milk's leap toward immortality. Remove this ad ColbyRulesAll wrote: Ozzie Guillen is delusional again. Here is the rundown on the White Sox' makeover this offseason: The new-look White Sox were formed by a busy offseason. Slugger Jermaine Dye (washed up) was not re-signed. The White Sox added a third baseman in Mark Teahen (better) and a new left fielder and leadoff hitter in Juan Pierre (much better). They signed veterans Andruw Jones (suspect) and Omar Vizquel (old), while bringing back another veteran, Mark Kotsay (can hit), to strengthen their bench. They added J.J. Putz (oy vay) to the bullpen. They’re counting on an injury-free season from Carlos Quentin (finally healthy) and a better performance from Alex Rios (should perform), who struggled greatly after being signed off the waiver wire from Toronto in August. And Gordon Beckham (potential superstar), who had a strong rookie season after being called up in June, has been moved to second base from third. Plus Peavy in the rotation followed by Buehrle, Danks, Floyd and Garcia. Lotta ifs but if everything goes right this could be a really good team. They diefintely will have one of the best pitching staffs in the game, rotation and pen,but their offense is very iffy. They will need resurgence from Andruw Jones, Carlos Quentin, and Alex Rios, and a repeat performance from Gordon Beckham. There are a lot of ?s in the offense. Their only competiton should be the Twins, but once the playoffs, some, their rotation is right up there with Boston and the Yankees.
The Heartbreak Yid		#51	[-]
Posts: 6866 (01/23/10 09:27 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	WesternBulldogs1 wrote: But first he'd have to serve his apprenticeship as a Padre. His final team would have to be the Angels. I think hed fit in perfectly with the Padres, because hes no longer a professional baeball player.
CBRetriever		#52	[-]
Posts: 31532 (01/23/10 10:31 AM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	and he'd never play for the Devil Rays
ColbyRulesAll		#53	[-]
Posts: 11674 (01/23/10 12:22 PM) Annoying sports freak Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Ok I think we've heard all the Grant Desme jokes now.
The Heartbreak Yid		#54	[-]
Posts: 6871 (01/24/10 03:51 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Dontrelle Willis told Drew Sharp of the Detroit Free Press that he has suffered from a "serious lack of confidence." Willis disagrees with the Tigers' medical assessment of an anxiety disorder, but conceded that it got so bad that there were occasions last year when he was afraid of taking the mound, unsure of his ability to locate the strike zone. "I lost confidence in myself," Willis said. "I can admit that to myself now." After spending time at the Athletes' Performance Institute in Arizona this off-season, he's convinced that he'll approach the 2010 season with a better mental approach. He'll at least get a look for the fifth spot in the rotation during Spring Training, but there's little hope left for the 28-year-old to recapture his past magic. Source: Detroit Free Press How many diagnosis are they going to give this guy before they just admit that he sucks?
RazorrzzEdge		#55	[-]
Posts: 6201 (01/24/10 07:00 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Yid's actually giving the Nats some credit? I can't wrap my mind around this... With the Marlins signing Josh Johnson through 2013, can we just fold the Pirates/Orioles?
ShanesThinkingSeat		#56	[-]
Posts: 684 (01/24/10 07:10 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The Heartbreak Yid wrote: Dontrelle Willis told Drew Sharp of the Detroit Free Press that he has suffered from a "serious lack of confidence." Willis disagrees with the Tigers' medical assessment of an anxiety disorder, but conceded that it got so bad that there were occasions last year when he was afraid of taking the mound, unsure of his ability to locate the strike zone. "I lost confidence in myself," Willis said. "I can admit that to myself now." After spending time at the Athletes' Performance Institute in Arizona this off-season, he's convinced that he'll approach the 2010 season with a better mental approach. He'll at least get a look for the fifth spot in the rotation during Spring Training, but there's little hope left for the 28-year-old to recapture his past magic. Source: Detroit Free Press How many diagnosis are they going to give this guy before they just admit that he sucks? The guy is completely done. He will never be a good MLB starter again.
smokeitgood		#57	[-]
Posts: 7699 (01/27/10 12:21 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	theres something beyond hilarious about the mets missing out on the 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th and now 7th free agent options for their rotation
memyselfandi		#58	[-]
Posts: 20478 (01/27/10 01:03 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Dawson's being forced to go into the hall as an EXPO. Grrrr. Why would the MLB force a guy to go into the hall of fame wearing a cap for a defunct franchise?
brettfan22		#59	[-]
Posts: 61 (01/27/10 01:10 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Because he played 11 seasons in Montreal and only 6 in Chicago?
Miles Edgeworth		#60	[-]
Posts: 3483 (01/27/10 02:32 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cheese� milk's leap toward immortality. Remove this ad What a dick move by the hall. Especially since he wanted to go in as a cub.

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