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I give Jim Joyce a ton of credit, as you can tell he feels awful about it. And the thing is, I'm not so sure it was the wrong call, as the ball definitely moved in Galarraga's glove.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/ct-sp...,6951321.column Cubs might be talking with the Angels about trading Lee to them.

QUOTE (Chet Kincaid @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 03:03 AM) Okay you know what? I'm ready to see some young talent.... some kids. It's gotta be better than this. Bring em all up. Isn't going to happen with this manager. Look at the last batter of this game.

Mark Kotsay is batting for Gordon Beckham. Hey Ozzie, YOU SUCK!

Great to see PK getting hot again. The offense has been doing much better lately.

The only conspiracy that I could possibly buy into with regards to 911 is if Flight 93 crashed or if it was shot down.

I love how it's been called the first ever 28 out perfect game. Joyce better be careful, as Leyland will put his cigarette out on his arm and then Cabrera will pour alcohol on the wound.

Ugh, another hitless day for Beckham and Quentin. All the momentum with those two from yesterday is gone.

I'll always remember his amazing catch against the Twins to win the play-in game for Seattle.

Man, we make Matt Treanor look amazing.

QUOTE (The Ginger Kid @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:58 AM) if randy williams were released today, would anyone pick him up? Does Eric Byrnes' softball team need a LOOGY?

Holy cow Quentin, what an amazing catch!

QUOTE (Thunderbolt @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 01:56 AM) I'm praying that this organization is watching the team they've put on the field and making the choice to spend some money and taking a chance. Not a chance in hell they go over slot, especially based on how this season is going.

Not going to lie, I'm rooting for Texas to score 10 runs off of Randy here.

STOP BUNTING ALEXEI!

Yay, Randy Williams is warming up! Can't we just pitch Kotsay? f*** this team, at least 2007 had the home run bombers in the middle of the lineup.

QUOTE (Ozzie Ball @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:38 AM) This may be the worst way you could handle the Flowers/future catcher situation. If he continues to struggle in AAA this year, you can't go into next season with him in your 25 man plans. Sadly, that was what their plan was with AJP/Castro likely on their way out of town. Maybe getting Flowers into a culture with better contact players, instead of being around the swing and whiff gods in Charlotte would do him wonders.

QUOTE (Heads22 @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:35 AM) PETCO obviously factored into Jake's numbers as well. But fathom, you know enough about baseball and have watched Jake enough too, you honestly wouldn't have thought that he'd be this bad this year, especially after his few starts last fall. Sometimes good players just have bad years. Truth be told, I was on here last year asking "why is his fastball only 91-93 mph"? I thought his slider would be a lot better than it was, as we were all worried it would be the high fastball that would do him in. It's not like Peavy's really been burned by the long ball.

I think you promote Flowers and hope he can catch up to the speed of the big leagues. If not, then he won't be in your plans for next season.

David Cook and Brad Eldred! In all honesty, Hudson/Torres/Flowers

QUOTE (Heads22 @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:29 AM) In the NL, in PETCO. And if the deal is Peavy for Clayton Richard, I'll still take the Cy Young winner. But if you bring up the PETCO factor, then why doesn't the same hold true with Peavy?

First pitch swinging, weak result following Quentin. Looks like a backwards step for the Bust Brothers.

QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:27 AM) Nobody jumped at him last year when he was a Padre. Why would they change a year later, especially with his struggles? I agree, they won't. I was saying that if you could find someone that would be willing to, then you drive Peavy to the airport.

QUOTE (TitoMB @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:27 AM) I think if Kenny traded Peavy right now, it'd go down as one of his all-time worst moves, IMO. He showed he's willing to do it with the Swisher debacle.

QUOTE (Heads22 @ Jun 3, 2010 -> 02:25 AM) Even though I don't think we gave up anything worth a s*** for him, I don't think the value we'd get back would be very good. I think you'd have better luck either playing out the string with him this year and dealing him in the offseason if you're determined to move him or let him pitch into 2011. I still think he's going to improve his numbers, right now would be the ultimate sell-low on him. But if someone is basically willing to take on his contract, I think you bail and use that money in different ways. And I'm sorry, Richard is a decent starting pitcher.