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Willie homers to make it 8-2.

Honestly should be slapped.

Ichiro is simply amazing he is 3-3 and now up to .376.

Apparently not to well if he is still in the minors.

I am saying in the majors he will be a lead-off or 2 hitter not the minors. Can he honestly be a three hitter in the majors?

They will not resign reese so it is certain than retain him.

He is, but no doubt that pick it up.

I play basketball with kids from bogan daily.

Valentin has a better career obp. That is not good.

He has had two seasons with an era above 4.50. He was mighty close last year with an era of 4.49. He is not the type of pitcher i would like the sox to go after. Would like them to make a serious run at a lefty. I would not be mad if they got him just not jumping up and down.

Nope, sorry about the confusion. My thing is radke will get around 8 million a year, pavano ten. Not a huge fan of pavano but if i have to choice i will go with the pavano because he is younger and more capable of putting together 2,3,4 excellent seasons in a row. I view radke as an inning eater more than anything. If pavano comes to the a.l. expect his era to go up at least a half run over the course of a season.

Yes it is. Pavano career stats are. era. 4.28 whip 1.35 baa .271 k/9 5.92 Ca p/gs 93.8 Radke career stats are. era 4.25 whip 1.26 baa..274 k/9 5.48 p/gs 98.6

I stand corrected on reese, but bellhorn is not according to several sites. 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Radke is the same as pavano basically except older and milton flat out sucks.

For a supposed number lead-off or 2 hitter in the majors it is not good. Mediocore.

Lol that was actually what i was gonna do.

I thought his obp was lower because i saw that he only had 22 walks while batting .306. I did not go and look at his stats. How do you think only 22 walks is good?

I feel loved.

Almost all the football team saved their head completely bald on thursday. For the most part they look terrible like that. I have my whole head shaved on 1 for about 1 and a half 2 years now.

If you say so.

Yes, and like none of the movies have ended in I.

Where do you get that from?

His obp is not to exciting though.

That may be the case, but you will see. Culpepper has been the best in fantasy for a couple years now, even without alot of weapons.

I think the latter.