WilliamTell

DV!!!!

The veterans are coming up huge this inning.

Back to back ground rule doubles!

That had to hurt Kotchman.

Got those runs back.

Dang there goes 3 runs.

that was long

ADA GS!!!!

Alex Rios!!! Back to back!!!

PK!!!

Pierzynski!

Viciedo!

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ May 19, 2012 -> 03:03 PM) Apparently, you can pull off a 33-11 quarter against the Spurs. And then give up 24 straight points in a quarter to the Spurs.

Wow.............saw it was 4-0, and now tuning into this? I'm sad.

I've started the season off 10 for 12 with 7 RBI's. 1 of my 2 outs was a homerun but we were passed our limit. Otherwise I've only had a lazy fly to Right Center for my only other out.

Alexei, ya gotta figure it out soon.

This game is frightening.

QUOTE (knightni @ May 12, 2012 -> 06:25 PM) I'm saying that some of these are older stadiums that while nice, could use an upgrade to a new facility. Angel Stadium and Dodger Stadium are right there as well. Gotcha

QUOTE (knightni @ May 12, 2012 -> 05:56 PM) Tropicana Field Oakland Colisseum Kauffman Stadium Fenway Park Wrigley Field Dolphins Stadium Metrodome Superdome Qualcomm Stadium Arco Arena Sacramento Oracle Arena Oakland Nassau Colisseum Madison Square Garden Joe Louis Arena Saddledome Edmonton Colisseum Lambeau Field Arrowhead Stadium Candlestick Park Ralph Wilson Stadium Soldier Field USCF no particular order I'm biased of course, but I love Arrowhead Stadium. It's a wonderful place to watch a football game. It was just renovated not too long ago too. Kauffman Stadium next door had renovations as well. I've never been inside Kauffman, but I thought it looked cool on the outside.

QUOTE (knightni @ May 8, 2012 -> 11:39 PM) A Secret Wars film series would be great, but the average movie goer would be seriously lost. Definitely.

QUOTE (Quinarvy @ May 8, 2012 -> 10:49 PM) It's worth noting that Andrew Garfield (the new Spider-Man) was randomly on The Avengers set while it was filiming. Even though Sony owns the movie rights to Spidey...maybe they reached a deal so that he can be in Avengers 2? I've always felt Spider-Man was the most "made for movies" superhero, so throwing him in the Avengers sequel could be great. While I was at the midnight showing I heard some fans saying that about Spiderman and I'm not sure if they were making speculations for what they were hoping for or if they actually read something about it, but they were talking about Spiderman and Wolverine being in the Avengers movie sometime. I think getting Wolverine would be a lot harder with Fox owning the rights. Sony on the other hand might not be as hard to work something out for Spiderman. Whether it was hope and speculation or actual facts these guys were talking about, it's a cool topic to discuss.

QUOTE (Quinarvy @ May 8, 2012 -> 01:27 AM) I'm amped about a Mark Ruffalo Hulk. He captured the tortured soul aspect really, really well. What about Black Widow or Hawkeye in a combo movie with Fury? I'd go see a movie with Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Nick Fury, or any combination of the 3. My worry is that since they have a great thing going, I don't want to see it get watered down with too many getting their own movie. I feel like all 3 are great supporting characters and should be involved in the movies of the main 4 characters in someway, just a little skeptical about seeing them have their own movie. Who knows though, maybe it would pay off for Marvel because they could always introduce other characters in the movie as well.

QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ May 7, 2012 -> 06:20 PM) I don't see why they would hesitate at all with another Hulk movie. If anything, the Avengers movie will have people wanting more and more of all the characters, and IMO, Hulk stole the show in Avengers. Ruffalo was awesome. I agree on Hawkeye and Black Widow though. A prequel? Maybe. But I'm not all that interested in a movie where either is the main character. I don't need to see Hawkeye or Black Widow get their own movie, although I wouldn't be opposed to it. Hawkeye is from Waverly, Iowa so being from my home state I'd definitely support seeing that, haha. It sounds like Marvel has signed Mark Ruffalo to 5 more upcoming movies. Everyone can pretty much book the Avengers 2 and 3. I've heard he might be in Ironman 3, along with getting his own new Hulk movie. Which leaves 1 more movie opening. $207 million in 1 weekend is completely awesome. It'll be interesting to see what Dark Knight Rises will be able to do.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ May 5, 2012 -> 08:05 AM) http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118053548 Avengers makes $65-70 million box office on Thurs/Fri, putting it right in line with Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. Already close to $300 million and rising overseas. According to boxofficemojo.com it made $80.5 Million on Friday counting the midnight showings.

A month into the season and how many of these losses have we had already?