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I'll see. I don't have powerpoint though so I'm not sure if there is a way to convert it.

Part of it has to be the crappy stadium they play in.

I don't really hate any players, although I strongly dislike Clemens.

I like Tyson so I'm happy with our situation. I really like how things are turning out. The only players I'd take in this draft are James or Anthony otherwise the Bulls should trade the pick, imo.

Well if Lee completely is tearing the cover off the ball then the Sox would likey keep him and let him walk, especially if they are in competition. If they fall out of competition then they will likely deal him and probably still wouldn't bring Bartolo back. We could deal Carlos if he's doing avg (I still think he has value if thats the case) and the Sox know they have Joe and Daubach but Brian, Joe and Rowand will all have to be playing good so the Sox know they are in good enough position to move Carlos for a position they could use, whether its pitching, an infielder, a catcher or anything else.

No idea. Caron Butler has came on strong lately and I think Stoudamire has tailed off a bit (Probably hit the wall) but I think it will be between those two. Jay Will has really picked it up as of late too. I think he'll work hard this offseason and him and Jamal will come back and be really good next year.

Well thats obvious. No way is Carlos Lee more valuable then Bartolo unless Bartolo is injured.

He won't be under contract in the offseason so they wouldn't be able to do that or at least I don't think they would. I'm assuming he's an unrestricted free agent, but if we lose him we'll get something in return draft pick wise. Not positive on that though. The key will be whether Frank is here or not, because only one of the two will be going, and we may still have both of them depending. Either way I think Colon is more important then either of them.

I don't have a clue. I think he's probably around the same weight but he needs to lose weight considering all the pressure he is putting on his ankle.

No idea, I know there was some talk that they would consider cutting him. Not sure if thats still the case.

Asst Defensive Line Coach Dent Will Rejoin the Bears By Jason Gage Bearstalk.com Richard Dent interviewed earlier this off-season to become the defensive line coach – but Larry Brooks was hired instead. Now his time has come after waiting to work for the beloved. On Tuesday, he was hired as the new assistant defensive line coach. Dent provided an amazing pass rush throughout his career with the Bears. Now he will be asked to improve the Bears pass rush, which was non-existent last season. Dent plans on using his experience in the NFL to help the current Bears players. He went on to say, “I know what it takes, so I hope that I can pass that over to these guys”. Dent, 42, is the Bears all time sack leader. He would of never reached that level if he didn’t receive valuable lessons from the coaches as well as his teammates. Dan Hampton is one of the players that taught Dent. Dent knows how valuable it is to teach and he believes he can do a lot to help the Bears defense, specifically, the pass rush.

Hey Chris, did you get my email?

I wish we hired Singletary and Dent.

That was awesome. Jamaal, Jalen, JayWIll they all played real good. I was also impressed with Jamals comments in regards to Jerry Krause. It sounded pretty sincere to me. I must be the minority but I like Krause and he got a horrible rep, but he has done a great job putting the pieces in place and this team is going to be good. They are another guard/small forward away and that may not even be needed if Erob can get more agressive.

Watched the second and well, once again it is something that drastically shows one side. Its horrible that civilians die, but why not show pictures of all the civilians Saddam has killed, cause that number is probably 100,000 times bigger then those that have died in this war.

Thats sweet Spiff. Spiff always makes awesome graphics

I always wondered about that too. I think he ended up in Milwaulkee or something like that. I just remember him getting either one or two starts and he did solid in both and then never saw him again.

I still don't get why everyone has jumped on White after one week. This guy has a career era under 4 and was fantastic down the stretch last season with the Cardinals, who were on a playoff run. He also pitched in the postseason. If you ask me, this is just the type of guy we could use, someone with post-season experience. We brought him and Koch in, both who were in the playoffs last season and Colon who was constantly in the playoffs with the tribe. Daubach was always in the race in Boston as well. We got a lot of guys that know how to handle the pressure and are experience with stretch runs which is very helpful.

Thats all I get too.

Exactly what free agents would be woo'd to Chicago? You'll have to max out both Curry and Chandler to keep them, close to max for one of Williams/Crawford. Rose has 4 years at least on his deal at 11 million or somewhere in there. They'll have pretty much no cap space. Unless you're talking about a minor type free agent. I assume they could trade Rose, but I don't see that happening. Long story short, Jordan has no interest in being a GM. If he wants to comeback as part owner or something like that, fine. I am hoping for Michael Jordan himself

I'm a member of the Big Hurt Fan Club. He's going to be a-ok. Also, the reason Franks numbers decreased were because of injuries and some struggles. Frank was never a guy that really relied on bat speed, imo. He used his eye and massive strength and has never tried to swing for the fences.

The Entire Angels lineup cause they always are killing the Sox. Damn them, damn them. Pedro Martinez cause its just so damn hard to beat that guy.

Eyre all of a sudden pulled like a 96 mph fastball out of his butt cause he never had that when he was with the Sox. I know it was one of the reasons he stuck on with San Fran late last season. I'm very happy with Glover though.

Recap: Sox Win in Ten Innings By Mario Scalise April 8, 2003 SoxNet.net Jose Valentin just keeps on coming up big for the White Sox, this time with a 10th inning game-winning RBI-single as the Sox beat the Indians 5-3 on Tuesday. That was Valentin's only hit of the game, but that was good for his team-leading sixth RBI. Starter Bartolo Colon lasted six innings on 109 pitches and received a no decision. Colon gave up two runs, allowed six hits, walked three and struck out six. He is 0-1 with a 3.75 ERA on the season. The two runs came in the second and fifth. The first coming off a one out, fielder's choice grounder by Brandon Phillips with the bases loaded. Colon struck out Milton Bradley to end the inning. Sandy Alomar tied the game at 1-1 in the fifth with his first of three hits, double, scoring Joe Crede. Alomar drove in another run in the seventh off a double, once again scoring Crede to tie the game at 2-2. D'Angelo Jimenez then drove in Alomar with a single, putting the Sox up 3-2. That lead lasted till Cleveland's half of the inning, as reliever Tom Gordon, with the help of Paul Konerko's defense, gave up an Omar Vizquel RBI-double passed Konerko at first. Gordon recorded two outs before the run and left after for Damaso Marte, who struck out Matt Lawton to end the inning. Marte went on to throw a clean eighth inning before getting replaced with no outs and one man on in the ninth. Billy Koch pitched scoreless' ninth and 10th innings to pick up the win. Alomar and Jimenez singled and walked respectively before Valentin's double and Frank Thomas' sacrifice fly put the Sox up 5-3. Crede went 2-4 with two runs scored. The Sox 4-5-6 hitters (Magglio Ordonez, Konerko and Carlos Lee) went a combined 1-12. The game, which was a makeup of Monday's cancellation, was played in front of an opening day crowd of 42,301 at Jacobs Field. Game two of the three-game set will be on Wednesday at 6:05 p.m. CT. Jon Garland will be starting against lefty Brian Anderson.

He was a third baseman pretty much full time before those nine games.