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Nope, same one. That is the brand new one, we used to have an old one. I'll see what I can do to solve your problem. Are you getting an error message or anything?

U get it today Cali? I preordered a few months ago too. Can't wait to go home and see if its waiting there in front of my doorstep.

You may be in the old one, use this link

One time I got questioned by the cops. They searched me and I had a bunch of illegal fireworks on me (All of my two incidents have occured on the fourth of july). Anyway, I had a bunch of them in my pockets and they told me to empty my pockets. Quick thinking I took everyting out of my pockets and chucked it behind me as far as I could just throwing my arms back and everything but the lighter I had landed in the grass. This is all while the Cop is searching my other friend. After that I became more mild. Not like I was doing anything horrible other then lighting fireworks that would of been legal but where I am they are all strict on it.

Once I realized I was running from the cops, I really took off and I think your right. They were far enough from me and it was right in my neighborhood so I knew my way in and out of there so well from playing ditchem all the time on roller blades.

Minor League Recap By Jason Gage April 18, 2003 SoxNet.net Dan Wright, making a rehabilitation start, pitched extremely well in his three innings of work. The Knight's bullpen and offense would lay the finishing touches en route to a 7-1 victory over Indianapolis. Dan Wright pitched hitless innings, striking out five. This was Wright's first outing since being placed on the disabled list a few weeks a go. Felix Diaz (1-0) earned his first victory, giving up one run in four innings of relief. Willie Harris was the offensive star, collecting four hits with three RBI's. One of those hits was Harris' third homer of the season. He also had a two run single. Anthony Sanders picked up two hits for the Knights. Harris and Sanders combined for six of the Knights eight hits. Struggling catcher Jamie Burke had two RBI's on the evening. Gary Majewski finished the game with two hitless innings of work. Charlotte held Indianapolis to just four hits. Dan Wright expects to make three to five starts for the Knights. The Knights game against Indianapolis, supposed to be played on Friday, was postponed. Jon Rauch was expected to face Jamey Wright. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Saturday. Dennis Ulacia's (0-3) woes continued on Thursday when he was touched up for four runs and ten hits in a 5-1 loss to the Mobile Bay Bears. Ulacia lasted a mere 4/2/3 innings and has a staggering 6.89 ERA. The Baron's bullpen did the best they could to keep it close, giving up just one run over 3/1/3 innings, but the Baron's offense once again struggled to get things going with just four hits. Chris Rojas (1-1) pitched very well for the Bears, picking up his first win of the season. He gave up just one run in six innings of work. Former Baron, Alex Fernandez had a big day at the plate, going 2-4 with two RBI's. Lefty Jim Bullard made his debut out of the bullpen this season giving up one run in 1/1/3 innings of work. Bullard, expected to be a starter, has requested to be moved to the bullpen after two starts. Emenencio Pacheco struck out the side in his one innings of work, lowering his ERA to 0.71. Birmingham will start a four game series in Huntsville tonight. Clay Eason (0-1) will make his first start of the season for the Barons against Pedro Liriano (0-2). The Warthogs would blow a lead, only to comeback late in the game to defeat Frederick 8-7. The Hogs would grab the lead in the second inning on a RBI single by Brian Becker, which scored Casey Rogowski. Frederick took the lead away in the third inning, scoring a pair of runs off Warthogs starter Wyatt Allen. Allen 5/2/3 innings giving up six hits and three runs, while striking out seven. Allen left the game expecting a win after the Warthogs put up a five spot on Frederick in the fifth inning to take the lead. Eric Storey started the inning with a leadoff homer, his second of the season. Edwin Yan followed him up by drawing a walk and stealing his ninth base on the season. Yan would get sacrificed over and then score on a wild pitch, giving Winston Salem a 3-2 lead. A walk and an error put runners on first and second for Brian Becker, who hit his third homer of the season, a three run shot, which gave him 4 RBI's on the night and the Warthogs a 6-2 lead. Allen would give up a run in the sixth inning before being pulled in favor of Ryan Meaux. Meaux did his job pitching 1/1/3 scoreless innings. Rolando Garza replaced Meaux in the eighth inning giving up two runs in just 2/3 of an inning. Josh Fields came in and blew the lead giving up an additional two runs. The Warthogs didn't panic and the offense went right back on the attack taking the lead back for good in the bottom half of the inning. With a runner on second, Ruddy Yan tied the game up with an RBI double. Frederick pitcher Normand Martel would walk the bases loaded and then walk Casey Rogowski to give the Warthogs a 8-7 lead. Fields came back out in the ninth and shut Frederick down, picking up his second win. Kris Honel will go up against Dave Crouthers tonight in the second game of the four game series. The Intimidator bats caught fire on Thursday hammering out 16 hits en route to an 11-3 victory over the Blue Craws. Lakewood jumped out to a lead in the first inning of Kannapolis starter B.J. Lamura (2-1), but that was all they could muster against Lamura. Lamura dominated striking out ten hitters in five innings, giving up four hits and a run, while walking four. Kannapolis tied the game in the bottom of the second when Julio Reyes scored on an error. Pedro Lopez put the Intimidators on top for good with a bases loaded single in the fifth that scored a run. Kannapolis scored two more runs in the inning making it 4-1. Kannapolis would score five runs in the seventh and a run in the sixth and eighth inning. Adam Larson pitched three scoreless innings in relief of Lamura. Todd Deininger gave up two runs in the ninth. The Intimidators pitchers combined for a season high 15 strikeouts. Darren Cirraco had a huge game going 4-4 with a run scored while Julio Reyes went 3-3 with three runs scored and an RBI. Anthony Webster seemed to come out of his slump, going 3-5 with a run and RBI. Pedro Lopez was 2-4 with 2 RBI. Kannapolis game against Lakewood scheduled for tonight has been postponed. It will be made up as part of a double-header on Saturday.

Well, I'll try to post updates once I get home from work. I'll probably miss the first inning or two.

I am doing the stupiest thing i have ever done, at this very moment. I am currently considering the possibility of taking back my ex girlfriend...... Well, is your ex some kinda of physco b**** from hell? Why did you break up in the first place? Yes and she cheated on me, too. Not to sound like an ass, but if I were you, I'd find a new girl. People that cheat once, will do it again and keep doing it - at least odds are they will.

Dunn is not a possibility. He is one of the toughest players in the majors to acquire. On our team it would take Magglio Ordonez to land Adam Dunn. I'm sure they'd do it for Buehrle as well, but otherwise, single player wise no one else would get us Dunn. Dunn is an amazing outfield prospect that has already shown what he can do in the majors and will only get better. He is already 2 times better then Carlos Lee and in the end, he will be one of the top 10 outfielders in the game (ACTIVE).

I agree. I think the DJ deal, Marte deal, Colon deal will all prove to be those type of deals.

Interesting. So basically Jim believes his best shot to make the majors is out of the bullpen? Jim if your reading this as always we wish you the best. I hope you can make it up and be one of those lefties that can stick in the league until their arm falls off.

I can criticize it all i want, look how it turned out Do you think the Sox lost the deal though? Their guy never pitched while Brian Simmons and Kevin Beirne left the Blue Jays organization and never did anything for them. I'd say it was a deal that didn't pan out for either team, but no one lost the trade. I'd make that trade everytime too.

Got busted by the Cops and ran for them. Not a wise move, luckily I was a minor and was faster then them Unfortunately my friends weren't, thank god they didn't rat me out. Otherwise, I can't touch your list. On a sidenote: We didn't do anything illegal other then light off some fireworks and we had quite a bit of them on us as well. When I was running at first, I didn't even know I was running from cops, I just figured it was some people who lived on the street complaining or something.

Some time in AAA woudn't hurt Stewart in my mind. I like him, but I think he's still a bit raw. I'm judging that on only one start though, so right now my opinion doesn't mean much. Gonna see him for a second time this weekend and we'll probably see him one more time after that. I like Wright a whole lot though and he will be in our rotation by the middle of May, if not on May 1st ,imo.

Fernandez and Quintero were the Dangelo Jimenez trade.

I'd say the only two players that we could realistically get and I would want would be Wynn or Stewart.

Well, we all know I'm a KW supporter but the one point left out is how we not only got Marte from the Pirates, but the great Ruddy Yan. Ruddy will be a stud. He's crushing the ball right now, not to say it will keep up, but with his speed he could make a huge impact in a few years at the top of the order for the Sox. Also, some of that stuff was wrong. I do agree the Ritchie trade hurt, but I believe everyone really puts a lot more into it then should. Fogg isn't that great, imo, Lowe sucked, and Kip did good last year, but at the time almost everyone (Not ME) was against Kip and wanted him out. Kip has struggled with his control this year. We know the trade sucked from the Sox perspective, but how much, we won't know for a few years. I think in that time we'll see Kip as a middle of the rotation guy and Fogg as a reliever, so it won't be anything terrible, imo. The reason that dealed killed the Sox was it left us with no depth ready to come up to the rotation so we had to go with Glover and Ritchie for so long.

Sweet, looking forward to tonights game. I like watching Clevelands pitcher pitch. I hope we beat him up though. That Rodriguez is gonna be good. I also don't think his taunting will get in our heads like it did the Royals.

Yep, I think that would be the best hire, well him or Wally Backman. The one reason I'd like Valentine is it would show the fans that the Sox aren't giving up as they would be bringing in a huge name with a lot of respect. Right now though, I just hope the Sox keep winning and keep improving on the little things.

I just remember people always telling me when I pitched that they always knew I was a lefty cause the hat would be a little off. I never noticed it, they said it was a lefty thing and lefties kind of naturally put it on a bit wrong. Probably all a bunch of bulls*** though. I just know being lefty kicks ass.

I always liked Hard Hittin Mark Whitten.

I like Bobby V quite a bit now that he's not in a Mets uniform. In regards to the hat, its a thing lefties do.

I saw that. I don't know what complaints they can have. Al Davis can kiss my butt.

Baggs, I couldn't figure out why Jimenez was benched. I think he's been on base 2 or 3 times in all of the past 4 games or so. I don't think he's cooled off one bit. I had no idea why he was out. I won't argue with JM on this, but I was really lost as to why Manos was actually playing. Maybe JM is trying to show Jose he has confidence in him against lefties.

Rex, is this a temporary thing or do they think of him more as a lefty reliever now?