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Rogers collar bone may have been re-broke.

Chances that he hits like normal is not very likely imo.

At the beginning of the year. Which means since he was are three we should have not had any any expectations for them at all.

If we offer him that i agree that he will almost definitely sign it. Which = most likely f***ed.

When garland is your three you do not have a good team.

I hope that is the case. But what do you consider break out.

They are both not very good so doesn't matter to me that much.

Roughing tha passer 15 yards at the end of the run.

Neither of our running backs excite me but i would rather have thomas starting.

Like someone on nfl fans said watching the bears is like watching the special olympics.

Don't catch it or anything lyman.

Taunting penalty. 15 yards.

Grossman and harrington are both equally s***ty. 9-19 and nearly same amount of yards.

After his monstrous year they will most likely trade him because they can get something good in return for him.

Fumble.

I don't think he was down but can only hope they see something i didn't.

Exactly if the fans are smart they did not expect much outside of alot of runs scored.

This is why i have no expectations for the bears at all.

Maybe because alot more is expected of garland. He was suppose to be excellent i thought.

Javy lopez has been solid. So really only one of their pick-ups have done nothing. And even palmeiro onb is not terrible.

All i can find. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/baseball/.../11/kusnyer_ap/

From Draft City. http://www.draftcity.com/lists/ncaafreshman.htm NCAA Freshman 1. Rudy Gay 6-8 205 SF UCONN 2. Marvin Williams 6-9 230 SF UNC 3. LaMarcus Aldridge 6-11 225 PF/C Texas 4. Randolph Morris 6-11 250 C Kentucky 5. Malik Hairston 6-5 190 SG Oregon 6. Churchill Odia 6-6 160 PG Xavier 7. Rajon Rondo 6-2 160 PG Kentucky 8. Juan Palacios 6-8 255 SF/PF Louisville 9. Justin Cerasoli 6-5 170 PG/SG Seton Hall 10. Joe Crawford 6-4 205 SG Kentucky 11. Demarcus Nelson 6-3 195 PG/SG Duke 12. Darius Washington Jr. 6-0 165 PG Memphis 13. Daniel Gibson 6-2 200 PG Texas 14. Jordan Farmar 6-2 170 PG UCLA 15. AJ Price 6-0 175 PG UCONN 16. Jawann Mclellan 6-5 210 SG Arizona 17. Robert Rothbart 7-0 215 PF/C Indiana 18. Roy Bright 6-6 211 SG Cincinnati 19. DJ White 6-8 230 PF Indiana 20. Mike Williams 6-8 250 PF Texas NCAA Sophmore 1. Chris Paul 6-0 168 PG Wake Forest 2. Chris Taft 6-10 230 PF/C Pittsburgh 3. Sean Banks 6-8 206 SF Memphis 4. Charlie Villanueva 6-11 230 PF UCONN 5. Mustafa Shakur 6-3 180 PG Arizona 6. JR Giddens 6-5 185 SG Kansas 7. Ronnie Brewer 6-7 190 PG/SG Arkansas 8. Andrew Bogut 6-10 233 PF 9. Brandon Bass 6-8 250 PF Louisiana State 10. Leon Powe 6-8 245 PF California 11. Josh Boone 6-10 230 PF UCONN 12. Alexander Johnson 6-10 250 C Florida State 13. Ekene Ibekwe 6-9 211 PF Maryland 14. Regis Koundjia 6-9 215 SF/PF Louisiana State 15. Linas Kleiza 6-8 245 SF/PF Missouri 16. Sammy Mejia 6-6 195 PG/SG DePaul 17. Brian Butch 7-0 240 C Wisconsin 18. Jose Juan Barea 6-0 173 PG Northwestern 19. Guillermo Diaz 6-2 178 PG/SG Miami 20. Shannon Brown 6-3 200 PG/SG Michigan State 21. Martin Iti 7-0 240 C Charlotte 22. Adam Morrison 6-8 204 SF Gonzaga 23. Nick Fazekas 6-11 215 PF Nevada 24. Michael Jones 6-5 196 SG Maryland 25. Olu Famutimi 6-5 207 SF Arkansas 26. Pierre Pierce 6-4 195 PG/SG Iowa 27. Vaketon Wafer 6-5 210 SG Florida State 28. Engin Atsur 6-3 185 PG/SG NC State 29. Marcus Williams 6-3 200 PG UCONN 30. Jared Dudley 6-7 210 SF Boston College 31. Darryl Watkins 6-11 238 C Syracuse 32. Cartier Martin 6-8 215 SF Kansas State 33. Courtney Sims 6-11 230 C Michigan 34. Hassan Fofana 6-10 290 PF Maryland 35. Mike Nardi 6-0 175 PG Villanova NCAA Juniors 1. Raymond Felton 6-1 192 PG UNC 2. Deron Williams 6-3 210 PG Illinois 3. Torin Francis 6-11 252 PF Notre Dame 4. John Gilchrist 6-3 200 PG Maryland 5. Jarrett Jack 6-3 198 PG Georgia Tech 6. Rashad McCants 6-4 205 SG UNC 7. Shelden Williams 6-9 245 PF Duke 8. Kennedy Winston 6-6 205 SG Alabama 9. Francisco Garcia 6-8 190 SG Louisville 10. Paul Davis 6-11 250 PF Michigan State 11. Rodney Carney 6-7 205 SG/SF Memphis 12. Hassan Adams 6-4 201 SG Arizona 13. Sean May 6-8 266 PF UNC 14. Shavlik Randolph 6-10 215 PF Duke 15. Kellena Azbuike 6-5 208 SG Kentucky 16. Rashad Anderson 6-5 220 SG UCONN 17. Nate Robinson 5-8 170 PG Washington 18. Antoine Wright 6-7 195 SF Texas A&M 19. Dee Brown 6-0 175 PG Illinois 20. Daniel Horton 6-3 200 PG Michigan 21. Nik Caner-Medley 6-8 233 SF Maryland 22. Steve Novak 6-10 215 SF Marquette 23. Bracey Wright 6-3 200 SG Indiana 24. Anthony Roberson 6-1 180 PG Florida 25. Matt Walsh 6-6 190 SG Florida 26. Eric Williams 6-9 275 PF Wake Forest 27. James White 6-7 190 SF Cincinnati 28. Craig Smith 6-7 265 SF Boston College 29. JJ Redick 6-4 200 SG Duke 30. Jason Fraser 6-9 215 PF Villanova 31. Curtis Sumpter 6-7 220 SF Villanova 32. Denham Brown 6-5 219 SG UCONN 33. Justin Gray 6-2 185 PG Wake Forest 34. Billy Edelin 6-4 204 PG Syracuse 35. Sean Dockery 6-2 175 PG Duke 36. Allan Ray 6-2 205 PG Villanova 37. James Augustine 6-10 225 PF Illinois 38. Brandan Bowman 6-8 213 PF Georgetown 39. Steven Smith 6-8 225 SF LaSalle 40. Rashaun Freeman 6-9 255 PF UMass NCAA Seniors 1. Julius Hodge 6-7 205 PG/SG NC State 2. Hakim Warrick 6-8 209 SF/PF Syracuse 3. Wayne Simien 6-9 250 PF Kansas 4. Ronny Turiaf 6-10 243 PF Gonzaga 5. Lawrence Roberts 6-9 233 PF Mississippi State 6. Ryan Gomes 6-8 248 SF Providence 7. Chris Thomas 6-1 185 PG Notre Dame 8. Luke Schenscher 7-1 250 C Georgia Tech 9. Channing Frye 6-11 248 PF/C Arizona 10. Danny Granger 6-8 225 SF New Mexico 11. Jawad Williams 6-9 223 SF UNC 12. David Lee 6-9 250 PF Florida 13. Joey Graham 6-7 217 SF Oklahoma State 14. David Simon 6-9 253 PF IUPUFW 15. Moussa Badiane 7-0 220 C East Carolina 16. Romel Beck 6-7 185 SG UNLV 17. Taylor Coppenrath 6-9 245 SF/PF Vermont 18. Juan Mendez 6-8 240 SF/PF Niagra 19. Jamaal Levy 6-9 180 SF Wake Forest 20. Travis Diener 6-1 165 PG Marquette 21. Matt Nelson 7-0 255 C Colorado State 22. Vytas Danelius 6-9 228 SF/PF Wake Forest 23. Odartey Blankson 6-7 220 SF UNLV 24. Michael Harris 6-6 240 SF Rice 25. Scooter McFadgon 6-5 200 SG Tennessee 26. Rickey Shields 6-4 195 SG Rutgers 27. John Lucas 5-11 152 PG Oklahoma State 28. Carl Krauser 6-2 200 PG Pittsburgh 29. Brandon Crump 6-10 235 PG/SG Tennessee 30. Jan Jagla 7-0 232 PF Penn State 31. Glen McGowan 6-9 240 PF Pepperdine 32. Cedric Bozeman 6-6 197 PG/SG UCLA 33. Salim Stoudamire 6-1 177 PG Arizona 34. Chuck Hayes 6-6 247 PF Kentucky 35. Aaron Miles 6-1 175 PG Kansas 36. Keith Langford 6-4 210 SG Kansas 37. Dijon Thompson 6-7 195 SG/SG UCLA 38. Daniel Ewing 6-3 180 SG Duke 39. Chris Hill 6-3 190 SG Michigan State 40. Elton Brown 6-9 255 PF Virginia 41. Deng Gai 6-9 225 PF Fairfield 42. Isma'il Muhammad 6-6 225 SF Georgia Tech 43. Rory O'Neil 6-11 240 Center USC 44. Sharrod Ford 6-9 223 PF Clemson 45. John Allen 6-5 207 SG Seton Hall 46. BJ Elder 6-3 218 SG Georgia Tech 47. Jeff Graves 6-9 255 PF Kansas 48. Corey Santee 6-2 193 PG TCU 49. Will Bynum 6-0 185 PG Georgia Tech 50. Jason Maxiell 6-7 250 PF Cincinnati

An era around five would be nice for a fifth starter. But going 5 and 5 will not get you an era near 5.

All that i remember is shuf was bashing him in a thread saying that he should not be here in 2005 and i am pretty sure a few others agreed. I did not mean to point the finger at everyone just anyone that did/does not think he should be with the sox next year at all.

Wilkerson is gonna break out crazy in the next year or two would be nice to get him this off-season.