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2003 they moved him to third base. He's a much better player when he's at second. As a utility guy, it probably doesn't matter as much from an offensive point of view. However, sticking him at third everyday when he was used to being the second baseman affected his offense. I like Kelly, but I can't say this trade would bother me that much. I like Bellhorn.

Definitely off the juice, but a dangerous hitter nonetheless.

Not a lot. Baseball: Wunsch Rowand Guillen Cora Baines Walker Buerhle Olivo Alomar Jr. Crede Football: Nitschke Payton Thomas Basketball: Pippen Paxson- this one is an 8x10 which is pretty cool because he's shooting a three with Skiles trying to block him.

12 p.m. Central

Betcha getting rid of AJ doesn't sound as good to them anymore.

No he got squeezed on a couple.

Yea, he's leading off.

Konerko said in the Sun Times that it was a good idea, because they weren't paying any attention to him, and if he was gunned down, Rowand would have lead off the next inning. He also said that he probably should have done it in the past. I personally don't mind that aggressiveness, especially under the scenerio of them paying absolutely no attention to him, and a guy like Rowand set to lead off if it doesn't work out.

That depends. I would rather have Ozzie.

With Buerhle on the mound, you might be able to see the whole game during your lunch break, lol.

Uribe will start Wednesday. Guillen didn't want Harris to go to Yankee stadium with taking that much time off from live pitching. Good logic to me, especially since he's been going well.

14. Richard Nanita, 22 – L/L – CF – Florida International University (Senior, Florida) Just before the beginning of the 2003 school year at FIU, Ricardo Nanita transferred from Chipola junior college, the same school Adam Loewen attended, to FIU in the hopes that he could propel himself into the draft. Nanita succeeded in his goal, mainly by leading Florida International in almost every offensive statistical category. The most impressive thing about Nanita though, is his plate discipline. Nanita walked 39 times in 196 at bats, which in-turn led to his .490 OBP. Drafting Nanita could turn out to be as big a steal for the Sox. Nanita has signed with the White Sox and is currently dominating at Great Falls ®.

Does that make sense to anyone?

And his lawyer already is blaming the feds for singling Bonds out. Sounds like he knows what the test results will read.

Supersteve, I enjoy reading your posts, but I want to see the ass when doing so.

Not so good for Wednesday, but one out of two ain't bad. I just hope I'm not saying that about the results as well, lol.

That doesn't mean we would be better off with him on our team.

Not to burst anyone's bubble, but I doubt he would be dealt to Anaheim in order to offset Donnely. Wunsch may start on the DL himself.

I'm not big on trading Wunsch, but anything that makes the team better is fine. If this indeed happened, don't forget about Ryan Meaux. He's got lefty specialist written all over him.

Word has it they will keep the $50,000, and it's a done deal that he is ours.

Lol, they had the Sox permission to do the joke.

We're not looking for offense, especially the outfield form.

For sure. That base hit to win the game against the Cubs in Comiskey, even though it was the middle of the season, was classic. Unfortunately so was a dropped pop up against Oakland with the bases juiced and two outs, scoring three in the first inning, lol. I like him though, especially since he is in the National League.

Jimenez had no D though.

Lol, no problem.