EvilJester99

Wow this team sure s*** down their pant legs...

QUOTE (Jimbo's Drinker @ Jul 27, 2008 -> 01:07 PM) Paulie homred, wouldnt that be nice It'd be a friggin miracle right now.

Dye rips one.... 4 - 2 Dye is a f***ing dangerous man!

Cub fans jumping off the buildings yet?

Man the defense or lack there of, is going to kill this team sometime or another....

Good thing Carrasco is pitching so well....they could be in serious trouble had he not been.

QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Jul 25, 2008 -> 09:38 PM) He was talking about Jenks. Ahhh ok I misheard him then... s*** I am losing my hearing lol Then again I try not to listen to Hawk too closely because he drives me nuts most times.

Hawk said during the broadcast that Liney had stiffness in his left shoulder.....

Amazing comeback win!! The way the game started I thought we would be down by 10 or more. This team better tighten up the D though. Overall this win was huge and hopefully it will deflate the Tiggers a little.

This game is going to be over b4 it even f***ing begins. WTF has happened to this pitching staff??

Man Gavin looking like that scared f***ing bastard again....pitching like a pussy.

Hopefully they Sox show up ready to play....

Congrats and best of luck!!

Summer Sanders ain't half bad either.

Uribe-Cora Trade Not Happening By Tim Dierkes [July 24 at 8:48pm CST] 8:48pm: Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe says the Red Sox backed away from a potential Uribe deal, opting to stick with Cora as Jed Lowrie's backup. Like said above...funny how its Boston who backed away considering they were getting the better player in the deal.

Brad Biggs reported on the Score this morning that Hester is in camp now.

QUOTE (fathom @ Jul 24, 2008 -> 10:11 PM) Why are people talking about trading Contreras? The only chance he gets traded is after the deadline during the waiver period. He won't be included in any deal until he shows he actually can throw the ball. Its wishful thinking....

Think the Mets might be interested in Jose? Minaya loves Jose IIRC.

454.000 IIRC

Source: Casey Pearce, Chargers.com The Chargers Wednesday released veteran WR Eric Parker. After six seasons with the team, Parker missed the second half of 2007 with a lingering foot injury, and became expendable in large part after the team acquired WR Chris Chambers in a midseason trade last year.

QUOTE (lostfan @ Jul 24, 2008 -> 05:09 PM) Should start with 2 firsts and a 3rd, at an absolute minimum. I'm talking about a really, really one-sided trade here where the other team thinks they scored big. I doubt they would get that much for him. He is a prolific kick returner but a bad WR....I'd be happy as hell if they could but I would find it very unlikely.

I bet the Bears could get a 1st and 3rd for him....esp. with a team like Wash. If its a deal like that then hell go for it. IMO

No chance we could get him though..... Jays Quietly Discussing Halladay? By Tim Dierkes [July 24 at 11:24am CST] According to Dan Graziano of the Newark Star-Ledger: Roy Halladay is apparently unhappy in Toronto and has let management know it, and management has apparently responded by doing some quiet surveying of teams (such as St. Louis and the Dodgers) that are far, far away from the AL East in an effort to see what it could get for the 2003 Cy Young Award winner. Apparently, the returns other teams are getting for top-talent pitchers such as CC Sabathia, Rich Harden and Erik Bedard has inspired the Blue Jays to at least find out what it could get for one of the best pitchers in the American League. It remains unlikely that they'd deal him, but you never know. Halladay has been ridiculously good this year, and he is signed through 2010 at a below-market rate. Doc is the face of the franchise, though, and if anything the Jays might try to extend him further.

Blackhawks Add Pelletier In Trade With Boston Chicago Blackhawks Press Release Jul 24, 2008, 12:00 PM EDT Pascal Pelletier The Chicago Blackhawks announced today they have acquired center Pascal Pelletier (5-11, 190) from the Boston Bruins in exchange for center Martin St. Pierre (5-9, 187). Pelletier, 25, made his National Hockey League debut last season with the Bruins and was held scoreless in six games. The Labrador City, New Foundland, native spent the majority of last year in the American Hockey League where he led the Providence Bruins with a career-high 37 goals and a career-best 75 points in 73 regular-season contests. He also dished out a career-most 38 assists before leading Providence with 12 points in 10 playoff tilts. A four-year pro, Pelletier appeared in 206 regular-season matchups with Providence over the last three seasons, registering 71 goals, 99 assists and 170 points. He has also netted 69 points (28 goals, 41 assists) in 88 career ECHL contests with the Louisiana IceGators (2004-05) and Gwinnett Gladiators (2005-06). Prior to making his professional debut during the 2004-05 campaign, Pelletier racked up 288 points (112 goals, 176 assists) and 489 penalty minutes in 257 career QMJHL games spanning four seasons with Baie-Comeau and Shawinigan (2000-04). St. Pierre, 24, has appeared in 21 games with Chicago over the last three seasons, collecting one goal, four points and eight penalty minutes. He ranked second in the AHL with 67 assists and 88 points in 69 matchups with the Rockford IceHogs last year.

I actually want to see how Bennett and Monk will do. Another guy I wish the Bears would really give a good shot to is Hass.