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Just a bit of advice...with such a long time between questions, it is likely interest will wane. You might want to shorten the span.

I'd be happy with Lawton and/or Macowiack.

Yeah, Cal Tech is an uber smart school. The only reason I asked is because I think the whole name is California School of Polytechnics or something.

Yeah, they had the same exact college and conference records.

Jason, quick question: Are Cal Poly and Cal Tech the same school?

http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/college/050530ncaa.html There's the field.

They are currently airing the Selction Show for the College World Series on ESPN...I'll post a link as soon as the final field is on the internet.

Yeah, a little, not too much though.

Thank you.

Wow. That's reaching just a bit.

Townsend lost his eligibility because he rescinded it himself.

Alright then, if we're requesting teams, I'll take the Marlins.

I'll do it. Also, if we get a assigned a team like the Red Sox or Marlins who have two picks in the first round, do we pick for both picks, or just one of them? If we do pick both picks, I'd like to have the Marlins or Red Sox. If not, it doesn't really matter.

Excellent trade for the Cubs. Aardsma has a chance to be a stud closer.

Just to clarify, Pawelek is a Boras guy too.

QUOTE(Heads22 @ May 27, 2005 -> 11:16 PM) The more I hear, and the more I read, the more I'm pulling for Cesar Carillo. You can never, ever, have enough pitching Excluding Cesar, a middle infielder of some sort. Tuloetc. also sounds promising. Never gonna happen. Tulo (it's Troy Tulowitzki, by the way) is probably gonna go to the Mariners at 3. Unless, of course, the Royals go for Maybin, and then the Mariners take Gordon, in which case Tulo could fall a little, but probably not all the way to 15.

6-7.5 on the weekdays, 8-9 on the weekends.

QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ May 24, 2005 -> 05:37 PM) Of course we know my take, I'd move other prospects and just tell Beane Bmac ain't touchable. If your not interested than I'll be on the phone trying to acquire Huff and give them a package of anyone but Bmac. Alright, I have no idea what responses were made to this, and I have no idea where the thread headed since I haven't read the rest of it, but I'll comment on this point. Anyways, without BMac, who do we include for Huff? Our strength is the outfield, but the D-Rays bar none have the best Outfield depth for an organization. There's Crawford and Baldelli already at the major league level, and in the minors there's Gomes, Gathright, and Young. There's also Hamilton, if he ever gets his head screwed on right. So, who would we give up? Some combination of Crede, Tracey and perhaps Ray Liotta? Too much? Too little?

Yeah, as someone else (not here) said, whenever Buehrle does anything to help the Sox win, the Post-Dispatch (St. Louis Paper) make him the headline for the MLB section, so he feels 'at home'.

Alright, I just got back from the game. It was awesome. BMac looked pretty good out there, there were a few instances where he was getting behind hitters. I knew he was lanky but MAN, it's almost comical in first person. He had a nice fastball, good curveball (it once it hit 63 MPH) and decent-to-good change. There was something in his arm that was like an extra flick or something, it was hard to tell. Also, I bought a program and scorecard (and this was the only time I've actually scored the whole game) since it was McCarthy's debut.

In essence, you could say we traded C. Lee for: Travis Hinton, Pods, Vizcaino, El Duque, Gooch, and Pierz.

I'm so excited. Yesterday morning, I found out I had tickets to today's game. Then, an hour later, I realized I was going to see McCarthy's big league debut! Hopefully the weather holds.... Go Get 'Em Brandon!

Who's this Crosby kid?

Wow, I can't believe "Dye" and "Defensive Replacement" was just said in the same sentence.

Did anyone notice we just ate through about 5 board pages in about 5 minutes? I love Soxtalkvoice>