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This is the season of the Bulls: some ups and downs. This is the kind of year its gonna be. But most importantly, we need a big man, Tyson blows, period. Ship his ass out if you can get anything for him.

Ham and Cheese Sandwich with BBQ chips and a Wild Cherry Pepsi.

I would like to keep Gload, I still think he is one of best pure hitters. Ozzie just doesn't like him, so he will be gone.

Hammond would be the best of them, but he had a 3.84 ERA in the NL and a pitcher's park. The Sox would be wise to trade for someone or let Munoz be it.

Here you go random. http://www.soxtalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=43639 follow the link of the first page, it's a montage of the last 4 minutes of the Arizona game. Hope you like it random.

Dewon Day seems to get a lot of strike outs, but he is a little old. Armstong seems like a power potential catcher, but they all seem a little blah.

He was traded to the Rangers for Esteban German.

Tim from Old Dominion, I remember when a lot of people were touting him as the starting second baseman when Ray left.

He will not be a Royal all year, I can guarentee that. I will have my AAP back.

MY AAP is gone, at least for a little bit.

$ 5 million is way too much, now he'll have more money for chicken wings.

I think the Sox could get Myers, since he is from Arlington Heights. IMO, if the Sox are Yanks offer similar $$, then he would come home.

I love Quagmire towards the end when he does his giddady-giddady.

Albert Pujols > Orlando Palmeiro

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How can you get 1 second?

Wicky got out of a lot of jams last year, hopefully those men on base get in this year. The Indians, IMO, are not better this year so far, even with the extra year of growth from their players. I think Sizemore and Peralta might have sophomore slumps.

QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Dec 7, 2005 -> 08:40 PM) Oh man, I'm a big Davanon fan. This would be a good move, he can play all 3 outfield positions and although he really slumped last year he has pretty good potential and would be a very valuable bench player. Plus he's a smart patient hitter with good gap power and some speed. I really hope KW has him on his radar. Timo can play all three outfield positions, but not that well, I also think his arm is overrated. He is not a patient hitter and can't touch a curve for his life. His salary would probably be $1 million or less, which is cheaper than Timo.

Jeff DaVanon? http://rotoworld.com/ He is a switch hitter, can take a walk and he always seemed to play well against us.

D Willis is better than McCarthy, they are the same age, but Willis is a big draw because he plays with so much emotion and is exciting. I would take Willis over B-mac only because we haven't seen a full season of him in the majors, but I still think he is going to be great. It's like who would you rather have Oswalt or Peavy, they both are great and it's hard to choose. I am not saying B-Mac is Peavy or Oswalt, but it is still a hard choice like that. But, I still take the proven major league pitcher than one that has shown glipses.

The Tigers are overpaying yet again. Magglio, Higginson, Percival now Jones. They do it all the time because they need to in order to get players. If you are going to overpay, do it for someone young, not an oldie like Jones.

I think Frank would be a good bench player for us, but at his salary that would be expensive. I certainly would not want him to start over Anderson, Ownes or Young. I have always liked him though.

Glad he is not going to Cleveland, that change-up is wicked.

Abreu would be very good in LA with a strong hispanic population, he would instantly be a fan favorite.

QUOTE(Punch and Judy Garland @ Dec 7, 2005 -> 05:47 PM) Probably helps his HOF chances by staying in one city basically. yeah, but he was probably going in anyways. Glad he is with the Padres, another off-season of Wicky munching of food never hurts.