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1. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:00 pm (#842502)

   i dont really care yo

   i wouldnt be upset if they were sponsored

   but i’m not upset they got pressured to back off it either.


2. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:00 pm (#842503)

   lesson to be learned

   dont fuck with jews


3. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:02 pm (#842504)

   I don’t believe its tricky at all.

   Hell, we all buy millions of Japanese products every year; we are allied with Germany; we are opening trade relations with Vietnam.

   Countries and business are run by PEOPLE; when those people are no longer running things; the country/business should not be punished for the sins of its predecessors.

   And, Bin Laden’s families’ construction business does a lot of work in the US and with US companies.


4. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:03 pm (#842505)

   My grandfather was a Nazi soldier. He was captured by the Russians.

   If he lived to tell his tale, he is a damn lucky man.


5. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:04 pm (#842506)

   fudge:

   Schneider scratched with knee infection
   September 12, 2008

   Brian Schneider has been scratched with what Jerry Manuel called a knee infection. We’re still waiting on a briefing from Schneider. Robinson Cancel will start instead.

   ***

   The Mets lost a coin flip, meaning they’d play a one-game playoff in Philadelphia if they tied for the division lead.


6. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:04 pm (#842507)

   lesson to be learned

   dont #### with jews

   Dammit — I want my pound of flesh!


7. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:04 pm (#842508)

   Wagner told his option won’t be picked up
   September 12, 2008

   Scott Schoeneweis, who visited Billy Wagner on Thursday, said the closer already has been told by the team that his 2010 option won’t be picked up. Wagner is only interested in closing when he returns, so he presumes the team will have moved on by the time he’s ready to pitch again and that he’ll need to go elsewhere.

   ***

   Brian Schneider said he has no infection. He said he has swelling atop his left knee and hopes to be back in the lineup Saturday. Ramon Castro may be active today, but Jerry Manuel preferred Robinson Cancel.

   ***

   Chipper Jones has been scratched from Atlanta’s lineup.

   ***

   Jerry Manuel intimated that Luis Castillo would finally start Sunday, when the Mets end a string of facing six straight lefthanders. However, that seems mostly because Damion Easley’s body won’t allow playing that Sunday day game after Saturday’s evening action. Asked if it was a platoon based on lefty or righty pitching, Manuel said: “It’s a winning thing.”


8. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:04 pm (#842509)

   No Larry! lets play tonight!

   wait all nite if we must!

   w00t!


9. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:05 pm (#842510)

   Dammit — I want my pound of flesh!

   LMAO!!!!!!!!!!

10. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:05 pm (#842511)

    Chipper Jones has been scratched from Atlanta’s lineup.

    roffel


11. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:05 pm (#842512)

    all those notes per Rubin


12. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:05 pm (#842513)

    LIL JERRY
    FTW

    Asked if it was a platoon based on lefty or righty pitching, Manuel said: “It’s a winning thing.”


13. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:05 pm (#842514)

    Chipper Jones has been scratched from Atlanta’s lineup

    In other news, water is wet and the Pope is Catholic.


14. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:06 pm (#842515)

    If he lived to tell his tale, he is a damn lucky man.

    Funny thing is, my OTHER grandfather was a Filipino freedom fighter who was captured by the Japanese and was in the Bataan Death March.


15. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:06 pm (#842516)

    Isn’t an injected knee that could linger for a while? As maligned as Schneider is, I’d rather see him back there than Cancel.


16. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:06 pm (#842517)

    dep, you liked that Shakespere reference?

    Pretty slick for a dumb knuckle-dragging he-man!


17. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:07 pm (#842518)

    the radar is an absolute mess

    it will be delayed at least.

    we may not play tonight

18. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:07 pm (#842519)

    Thank God Cancel is starting against the lefty.


19. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:07 pm (#842520)

    dep, you liked that Shakespere reference?

    Pretty slick for a dumb knuckle-dragging he-man!

    yea, it slayed me.

    I dont think you count as that mr. lawyer ;)

20. Comment posted by C needs a LOWenbrau on September 12, 2008 at 5:07 pm (#842521)

    And I’m still pissed off that In Bev (Belgium) bought Budweiser. I find those Budweiser signs at shea recently so funny “American Lager”. But then I realize that Miller is owned by a South African company me thinks and that Coors is owned by a Canadian company and I can understand…..a little


21. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:07 pm (#842522)

    Infected knee, I meant.

22. Comment posted by fatt lipp on September 12, 2008 at 5:08 pm (#842523)

    IT THROWS THE PITCHES TO THE CATCHER
    OR ELSE IT GETS THE HOSE AGAIN!

    LOL! POD!


23. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:08 pm (#842524)

    Isn’t an injected knee that could linger for a while? As maligned as Schneider is, I’d rather see him back there than Cancel.

    who knows.

    that hand shit sure seemed to hang around with him like FOREVER.

24. Comment posted by C needs a LOWenbrau on September 12, 2008 at 5:08 pm (#842525)

    I don’t want to waste a Santana start, put in a scrub


25. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:09 pm (#842526)

    Damn, Lunk…..you family has a history of wrong place/ wrong time.

    If I were you, I would stay out of the middle east and away from foreign travel!

26. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:09 pm (#842527)

    Scott Schoeneweis, who visited Billy Wagner on Thursday, said the closer already has been told by the team that his 2010 option won’t be picked up. Wagner is only interested in closing when he returns, so he presumes the team will have moved on by the time he’s ready to pitch again and that he’ll need to go elsewhere.

    Guess wags comments in this context make a bit more sense.
    Also love mets say Schneider has knee infection…schneider says no i don’t. The rep of the mets medical staff adds another glorious notch to its belt….lol!

27. Comment posted by C needs a LOWenbrau on September 12, 2008 at 5:09 pm (#842528)

    IT THROWS THE PITCHES TO THE CATCHER

    OR ELSE IT GETS THE HOSE AGAIN!

    PUT THE F’ING BALL IN CATCHERS GLOVE!!!!


28. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:09 pm (#842529)

    Lew, the good news is: if I get into any war, I’ll probably be captured and tortured…. BUT I’LL LIVE!

29. Comment posted by fatt lipp on September 12, 2008 at 5:10 pm (#842530)

    Pretty slick for a dumb knuckle-dragging he-man!

    Now now, Lew. Nobody called you a he-man…

30. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:10 pm (#842531)

    Guess wags comments in this context make a bit more sense.

    Not really. He still has an obligation to try his hardest to come back next year.

31. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:10 pm (#842532)

    Have the braves been mathematically eliminated yet or do we get the honor?


32. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:11 pm (#842533)

    Lunk — The Arab terrorists, when not busy cutting off heads, torture in a most unmanly way.

    Let’s just say they go in places they I declare exit only……..I would rather be dead

33. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:12 pm (#842534)

    Wags was probably like “Guarantee my option and I’ll try as hard as I can to come back as soon as possible.”

    And the Mets were like, “Yeah, uhhhh no”


34. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:12 pm (#842535)

    IT THROWS THE PITCHES TO THE CATCHER

    OR ELSE IT GETS THE HOSE AGAIN!

    hahahahahahaa

    i missed this at first

    funny ass shit


35. Comment posted by sweetlew on September 12, 2008 at 5:13 pm (#842536)

    Braves have been eliminated for a few days –

36. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:13 pm (#842537)

    And why the fuck is BMSB talking about any agreement between Wags and the Mets?

37. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:14 pm (#842538)

    thanks, lew. I haven’t been paying much attention to them.

38. Comment posted by Ed in Westchester 2.0 is an optimistic yahoo on September 12, 2008 at 5:14 pm (#842539)

    Nothing like punishing a company for the acts of its officers 60+ years ago.

    Yes, Allianz did bad things - but it attoned, paid a lot of retribution and has done all the right things in the last 20 years.

    Punishing them today makes no sense, none.

    The list of companies that were involved with the Nazi’s is long. I found some of the reporting about this to be a bit much.
    I do understand the outrage, but, like I said, there are a lot of companies from Benz, to Bayer and so on, that had links. Most US banks had predecessors that had some sort of link.

    At the end of the day, this was a bad move by the Jets/Giants to even think about though. They had to know there would be backlash.


39. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:15 pm (#842540)

    Lunk — The Arab terrorists, when not busy cutting off heads, torture in a most unmanly way.

    Let’s just say they go in places they I declare exit only……..I would rather be dead

    Yes, but I’LL LIVE!!!!!! ;)

    hahahahahahaa

    i missed this at first

    Dep doesn’t pay attention to me no mo. :(

40. Comment posted by C needs a LOWenbrau on September 12, 2008 at 5:15 pm (#842541)

    Have the braves been mathematically eliminated yet or do we get the honor?

    Flatlined earlier this week. Florida’s next


41. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:15 pm (#842542)

    hahaha, sorry, i thought it was about beane :p

42. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:18 pm (#842543)

    Nah, Fooker is still trying to think up a defense for the Harden trade.

43. Comment posted by Ed in Westchester 2.0 is an optimistic yahoo on September 12, 2008 at 5:19 pm (#842544)

    And why the #### is BMSB talking about any agreement between Wags and the Mets?

    I presume BMSB is Sh!tSho?

    then it should be BMSS no?


44. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:19 pm (#842545)

    hahaha, sorry, i thought it was about beane :p

    Nah, Fooker is still trying to think up a defense for the Harden trade.

    The hate for you two is STRONG!

    By the way, Danny, you going to try to go to all four games next week?

45. Comment posted by Ed in Westchester 2.0 is an optimistic yahoo on September 12, 2008 at 5:19 pm (#842546)

    Nah, Fooker is still trying to think up a defense for the Harden trade.

    burn


46. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:20 pm (#842547)

    LOL Lunk :)

47. Comment posted by Ed in Westchester 2.0 is an optimistic yahoo on September 12, 2008 at 5:20 pm (#842548)

    Braves have been eliminated for a few days –

    happy happy joy joy
    happy happy joy joy
    happy happy joy joy
    happy happy joy joy

48. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:20 pm (#842549)

    By the way, Danny, you going to try to go to all four games next week?

    I’m trying to make them all. My buddy scored me tickets for the Thursday game. I don’t have anything firm for any of the other games. Let me know which ones you are trying to get to and let’s figure something out.


49. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:21 pm (#842550)

    Big Mouth SCotty Boy

    but it can be whatevah

50. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:22 pm (#842551)

    But Fooker, just know that I’m bringing El Salvadorians.


51. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:25 pm (#842552)

    I’m going to try to make it for all four. I don’t know which ones Lorraine will try to make but I know she won’t be there for the last two (she’s going up to Pittsburgh Wednesday night). I don’t have tickets yet but I figure they’ll be easy enough to score at the door plus I have a few more of those two for one coupons left.


52. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:26 pm (#842553)

    But Fooker, just know that I’m bringing El Salvadorians.

    Oh sh##, it’s on.

53. Comment posted by FMARTin09 on September 12, 2008 at 5:26 pm (#842554)

    this game is gonna be rained out


54. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:27 pm (#842555)

    Anyway, I’m outta here. Later gang.

55. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:28 pm (#842556)

    Cool, let’s try to do the first 3 games together, and I will contact 86Forever and see if he can make any of the games.

56. Comment posted by Ed in Westchester 2.0 is an optimistic yahoo on September 12, 2008 at 5:28 pm (#842557)

    later fook.

    have a good weekend.


57. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on September 12, 2008 at 5:28 pm (#842558)

    Sounds good, man. We can make concrete plans later.

58. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:29 pm (#842559)

    Later Fook

59. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:36 pm (#842560)

    happy happy joy joy

    Bobby Cox will manange like it’s game 7 of the WS to try to knock out the mets. Bet on it. Thankfully, Cox hasn’t done too well in the WS….lol!


60. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:36 pm (#842561)

    its possible tonight and tomorrow BOTH get cancelled

    i mean shit, with no off-days, that could make things a bit tougher

    ::shakes fist at god::

    f u too mother nature, bitch


61. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:37 pm (#842562)

    via toby hyde

    BA’s Ben Badler did the honors for Baseball America in their weekly ESPN chat this week.

    Brian (Brooklyn): Was Wilmer Flores the number 1 international prospect signing last year? Also has he been the most productive from last year’s class?

    SportsNation Ben Badler: (2:20 PM ET ) Nope, there were eight others who got more than Flores during last year’s international signing period. If all those guys suddenly because free agents again though, he would almost certainly get the most money. There’s a tremendous amount of uncertainty involved in international scouting, mostly because the kids you’re dealing with are so young that so much can change between ages 16 and 17. Huge ceiling there with Flores, great bat speed, tough to strike out and a frame that projects for power.

    Flores dominated the Appy League, but the other guy we need to be talking about here is Jefry Marte, who also signed last year, has good tools and just led the GCL in OPS as a 17-year-old.

    Yes, Ben, I’ve been writing about him all season.

    jon (nyc): Most scouts seem to question Dan Murphy, but every time I see him I see a professional hitter with extra base power. what am i missing?

    SportsNation Ben Badler: (3:08 PM ET ) The scouts we’ve talked to do like Murphy and say he’s going to be a good hitter in the big leagues. I think a lot of times if a guy posts good numbers in the minor leagues but doesn’t get written about as much as the premium, elite-level prospects, it gets assumed that scouts don’t like him, but that’s not always the case.

    Implicit in this answer is the notion that scouts like guys who won’t necessarily be all-stars, but rather MLBers, while fans focus on finding and hoping every minor leaguer will be an all-star.

    Brad (Georgia): Tommy Hanson and Charlie Morton or Jon Niese and Bobby Parnell?

    SportsNation Ben Badler: (3:08 PM ET ) Hanson/Morton, but mostly just because of Hanson.

    This is more than fair. Tommy Hanson had a dynamite year in AA with the Mississippi Braves going 8-4 with a 3.03 ERA and 114 K, 41 walked and just 70 hits allowed in 98 innings.

62. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:37 pm (#842563)

    I hat DHs. hate them. Makes things more difficult. UGGGGHHHH!

63. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:38 pm (#842564)

    oops…hate


64. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:38 pm (#842565)

    how do you feel about triple headers? ;)

65. Comment posted by Danny on September 12, 2008 at 5:39 pm (#842566)

    Nothing will stop us this year.

    REDEMPTION

66. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 5:41 pm (#842567)

    how do you feel about triple headers? ;)

    makes it much more difficult to sweep…..lol!


67. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:54 pm (#842568)

    its absolutely terrible out in NYC right now

    dont see how this will be played tonight without a drastic change in weather


68. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:54 pm (#842569)

    Matchup: Brewers (83-64) at Phillies (80-67), 7:05 p.m. ET
    Probable Starters: Manny Parra (158 2/3 IP, 4.59 RA, 1.50 WHIP, 138 K) vs. Cole Hamels (208, 3.55, 1.06, 180)
    Pythagorean Record: Milwaukee, 80-67 (687 RS, 622 RA); Philadelphia, 83-64 (713 RS, 619 RA)
    Hit List Rankings: Milwaukee, #4; Philadelphia, #10
    Prospectus: As pointed out in the Baseball-Reference Stat of the Day blog two months ago, Phillies’ reliever J.C. Romero has constructed nearly an exact replica of his 2007 season this year, as he has again been extremely stingy giving up hits and extremely liberal handing out free passes. Last season Romero gave up 39 hits in 56 2/3 innings, or 6.2 H/9, while this year he has allowed 38 in 54 2/3, 6.3 H/9. Romero’s walk rate has lowered a bit, down from 5.6 UBB/9 last year to 4.8 in 2008. There are very few pitchers in history who have combined that low a hit rate with that high a walk rate: last year Romero put up the 24th campaign ever with at least 50 innings, a H/9 less than or equal to 6.5, and a BB/9 greater than or equal to 6.0. This year, he is in line to become the fifth pitcher to have back-to-back seasons of under 6.5 H/9 and over 5.5 BB/9. The others to do so are Tommy Byrne in 1948-49, Nolan Ryan in 1976-77, and Jeff Nelson in 2000-01, while “Bullet” Bob Turley (1953-55) and Mitch “Wild Thing” Williams (1986-88) had three consecutive such seasons. Romero has been able to revitalize his career in Philadelphia; after giving up 40 runs in 48 1/3 innings for the Angels in 2006, he has now put up a 2.18 RA in 91 innings since being traded to Philadelphia from Boston in June of last year.

    Romero will likely be called upon in the next three games to get out the Brewers’ only real threat from the left side of the plate, Prince Fielder, who is hitting just .228 against lefties with a 729 OPS this season, down from 834 last year. Fielder hasn’t only been struggling against lefties, however—since the All-Star break he has just 16 extra-base hits in 227 plate appearances, good for a .454 slugging percentage. He did homer against a lefty (Jamie Moyer) in last night’s 6-3 loss that opened this critical four-game series, ending a stretch of 24 straight games in which the big lefty did not go deep, the longest of his young career. After putting up the seventh-highest slugging percentage by a 23-year-old in history last season (.618), Fielder is now just sixth in slugging among the 10 Brewers with 200-plus at-bats so far in 2008.

    Matchup: Braves (65-82) at Mets (82-63), 7:10 p.m. ET
    Probable Starters: Mike Hampton (53 IP, 5.77 RA, 1.49 WHIP, 24 K) vs. Johan Santana (203 1/3, 3.05, 1.15, 175)
    Pythagorean Record: Atlanta, 71-76 (685 RS, 707 RA); New York, 81-64 (724 RS, 636 RA)
    Hit List Rankings: Atlanta, #20; New York, #5
    Prospectus: Tonight opens the final series at Shea Stadium between the Braves and Mets. No opposing player will be sadder to see the old park torn down following this season than Chipper Jones. “I might be the only one that is sad to see the place go,” Jones told the New York Times last month. Despite—or perhaps partly because of—the Shea faithful’s chants of “Laaa-rry” (Chipper’s given first name), Jones has continually tormented the Mets in their home ballpark. He owns a career line of .308/.404/.553 at Shea, with 19 home runs and 54 RBI in 372 plate appearances. “I always thought it was a good hitter’s background there, a park that kind of plays to my strengths.” Mets fans will never forget how badly Jones torched their team at Shea during his MVP season in 1999, with three home runs and a 1357 OPS in six games. It was that season that really started the special relationship between Jones and Mets fans; after Atlanta took two of three in New York during a late September series that put the Mets two back of the wild card, Chipper said “Now all the Mets fans can go home and put their Yankees stuff on.” The Mets ended up making the playoffs and meeting Atlanta in the NLCS, and the Shea partisans heckled Jones relentlessly during the three home games, but Jones further added injury to insult by helping the Braves knock the Mets out in six games.

    Jones has acknowledged his mastery of the Mets in Flushing. In fact, he’s done more than acknowledge it—he named his third son Shea. After the birth of Shea, in late August of 2004, Jones told reporters “I hit my first homer [at Shea Stadium]. I love that place. Check the numbers.” In a June Sports Illustrated article, Jones said that his now four-year-old son is already “a stud” at hitting, so perhaps one day Shea Jones will be raking at Citi Field just as his father did in the park that preceded it. Jones recently stated that he will attempt to take a picture together with his son at Shea this month, and wants to take home a souvenir from the park before its demolition: “I would love for something that says Shea Stadium, New York Mets, and have him know the old field behind the new field is where his dad played.” New York fans will surely be booing louder than ever in these last three games to provide a lasting Shea farewell to their favorite villain and one of the greatest hitters of this generation.


69. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 5:56 pm (#842571)

    gotta say, i hate chipper and all, but i have a great deal of respect for the dude.

    yes his personal life has been less than morally perfect, but man, he plays the perfect villian for us, and he seems to get “it”.

70. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 6:07 pm (#842572)

    I can’t believe neither the mets nor yanks have cancelled yet.


71. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:08 pm (#842573)

    hahahaha, the mets are advertising on mets.com for those 4 games in washington

    Nats = Pathetic Franchise

72. Comment posted by Ed in Westchester 2.0 is an optimistic yahoo on September 12, 2008 at 6:11 pm (#842574)

    Let’s send Larry a truck full of the waste from the bathrooms.
    The stink’ll last forever.


73. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:12 pm (#842575)

    Let’s send Larry a truck full of the waste from the bathrooms.
    The stink’ll last forever.

    bwahahahahahahaha

    brilliant!


74. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:16 pm (#842576)

    As Carlos Delgado elevates his MVP profile, he might also be elevating his 2009 paycheck.

    Buried in the fine print of the four-year contract Delgado signed with Florida before the 2005 season is an escalator clause that could turn his $12-million option for next year into a $16-million option.

    The escalator isn’t based on plate appearances or games played, or any of the vehicles usually used in these situations, however. It’s based on awards and award voting. And that’s where this could get interesting, for Delgado and the Mets.

    Delgado needed to accumulate 30 awards “points” over the life of his contract to trigger that $4-million escalator. He already has five of those points, thanks to a sixth-place finish in the 2005 NL MVP voting.

    Points are tallied based on his finish in MVP balloting over the life of the contract — 10 for finishing first, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

    So how could he rack up the 25 more points he needs? It’s unlikely, but here’s how:

    If he finishes sixth or higher in this year’s MVP election, which seems more probable all the time, that will get him at least five more points and push his total into double figures.

    That would still leave him anywhere from 15-20 points short. But the escalator clause also includes postseason MVP points — 20 for World Series MVP, 10 for NLCS MVP.

    In other words, if Delgado wins the World Series MVP award and finishes in the top six in the regular-season MVP voting, he would reach 30 award points — and pump up his option an extra $4 million.

    Think that’s still practically impossible? Think again. Two of the last four World Series MVPs — Mike Lowell (2007) and Manny Ramirez (2004) — also finished in the top six in MVP voting that season.

    So Delgado’s big season could pay off in more ways than one.

    Jayson Stark is a senior baseball writer for ESPN.com.


75. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:18 pm (#842577)

    Reds acquired RHP Micah Owings from the Diamondbacks to complete the Adam Dunn deal.
    The Reds received Owings, Dallas Buck and Wilkin Castillo from Arizona for a couple of months of Dunn and, more importantly, two draft picks. How Owings bounces back next year will determine whether or not it was worth it. He’s been shut down for a month now with shoulder woes. Sep. 12 - 5:02 pm et

76. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 6:23 pm (#842578)

    francesa did just 10 minutes on why carlos beltran is the best CF in the majors and why he is worth every penny he’s paid. Zod will have mixed feelings. We all know you can’t believe a word francesa says…lol@

77. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on September 12, 2008 at 6:25 pm (#842580)

    deppers deppers whats the deal i am hearing yr going for an older demo ???? women 25-54 ????

78. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on September 12, 2008 at 6:26 pm (#842581)

    i would like to whack francessa with a bat ,,, butt its funny to hear him all mad about the a skankees ,, :)


79. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:28 pm (#842582)

    deppers deppers whats the deal i am hearing yr going for an older demo ???? women 25-54 ????

    hahahahahahahaha

    NOT FUNNY! ;)

80. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on September 12, 2008 at 6:32 pm (#842583)

    hmmmmmmm its all good man ,,,,, just win that big pool and remember you promised to take us poor peeps out ok ???

81. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 6:34 pm (#842584)

    just win that big pool and remember you promised to take us poor peeps out ok ???

    funny, booey!

82. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on September 12, 2008 at 6:36 pm (#842585)

    i am punch drunk after working for the man for 10 hours !!!!! THE MAN IS KEEEPING ME DOWN SHEA !! HELP ME !!! $^*%#*


83. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:38 pm (#842586)

    hmmmmmmm its all good man ,,,,, just win that big pool and remember you promised to take us poor peeps out ok ???

    you got it buddy!

    good so far, tied for 1st out of 523 pplz!


84. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:38 pm (#842588)

    hahaha, the man has killed me these past 2 weeks bob

    150 hours of work since last tuesday

    too much!

85. Comment posted by Rev. Doc Sharpton on September 12, 2008 at 6:39 pm (#842589)

    francesa did just 10 minutes on why carlos beltran is the best CF in the majors and why he is worth every penny he’s paid. Zod will have mixed feelings. We all know you can’t believe a word francesa says…lol@

    Good for Francesa and he’s mostly right, I might place Sizemore a little a head of Beltran, but that’s 1A and 1B basically in that horse race.

86. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 6:41 pm (#842592)

    I might place Sizemore a little a head of Beltran

    he talked about Sizemore Doc and still rated Beltran higher. He checked their numbers head to head and declared beltran the winner. Go figure….lol!

87. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on September 12, 2008 at 6:42 pm (#842594)

    hmmm yeahh im outta here soon though,,,
    im in 43rd place out of 147,,,,,:(
    NO JUSTICE NO PEACE REV SHARPTON !!!

88. Comment posted by sheadenizen on September 12, 2008 at 6:43 pm (#842595)

    Philly game called tonight.


89. Comment posted by Dep on September 12, 2008 at 6:46 pm (#842598)

    oooh, that means they may get CC!

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