Benchwarmerjim

now a balk and now a bunt, but there were 2 outs. now 3

correction it was not an injury. bases are loaded, so the manager is going for a pitching matchup Stewart basehit. 2 runs score 5-5

and then plunks the pitcher for an infeild hit. estes is out with an injury

Radkes being pinched hit for some dude named Glenn Williams. major league debut. hmmmm

Fatty LeCroy with a sac fly. Hunter score. 5-3 dbacks

5-2 now

What your favorite dessert supposedly says about you: Angel Food - Sweet, loving and cuddly. You love all warm and fuzzy items and are a little nutty at times. Others percieve you as being child like and immature at times Brownies - You are adventurous, love new idea, a champion of underdogs and a slayer of dragons. When tempers flare up, you whip out your saber. You are always the oddball with a unique sense of humor and direction. You tend to be very loyal Lemon meringue- Smooth, sexy and articulate with your hands. But don't try to walk and chew gum at the same times. A bit of a diva, but you have many friends Vanilla with Chocolate icing- Fun loving, sassy, and humorous, but not very grounded in life. You are very indecisive and lack motivation. Everyone enjoys being around you, but you are a practical joker. Others should be coutious in making you mad. You are a friend for life Strawberry Shortcake- Romantic, warm and loving. You care about other people and can be counted in a pinch. You tend to melt. You can be overly emotional and annoying at times Chocolate on Chocolate- Sexy, always ready to giv and recieve. You are very creative, adventurous, ambitious, and passionate. You have a cold exterior but are warm on the inside. Not afraid to take chances, you wont settle for anything in life. You love to laugh. Ice Cream - You like sports, and all sports. You dont like to give up the remote control. You tend to be self centered and high maintenance Carrot Cake- You are a fun loving person who tends to laugh. People like hanging out with you. You are warm hearted, if a little quirky at times. You have many loyal friends.

4-2 Dbacks on a Sac fly by Stewart Cuddyer scores

Hunter witha HR 4-1 in the top of the 4th

And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson, Jesus loves you more than you will know Wo wo wo. God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson, Heaven holds a place for those who pray Hey hey hey, hey hey hey.

3-0 on a double by Shawn Green

well a shocker. Radke sucks in the 1st inning 2-0 d-backs on 3 striaght hits

mini games? hmm I must of missed that

63 pitches through 6 is pretty good for Pedro

I wish EA would of incorported more of the Madden stuff in MVP Like in Madden you get the Training Camp stuff where you can take one player and build his stats a bit by doing the drills. Well, in MVP, you should be able to take some AAA reliver and do some pitching drills and gain better stats. I would gladly take this if it means I dont have to sim A-ball games. But I guess thats all a pipe dream

QUOTE(LowerCaseRepublican @ Jun 7, 2005 -> 06:15 PM) The most hilarious is when they used to show Magic:The Gathering tournaments on ESPN. they used to show those? wow I missed that Maybe ESPN Classic can show them? lol ahh MTG. good times good times. I dont play anymore though

is it his 'contract year' ?

GAME 1 Radke -vs- Estes. 8:40 CDT start Will the Twins feild a healthy lineup? Will Jacque Jones play first base? Will JC Romero continue to suck? all these questions will be DESTROYED by answers in the next 3 games

I make it simple on myself. I just dont watch FoxNews anymore. I watch Keith Olbermanns show on MSNBC. I find that show fairly entertaining. And I watch Aaron Browns show on CNN. He delievers his content calmly. Which I like. And CNN Headline News in the morning to catch up whats up in the world But I get most of my news by scoping out the Yahoo! News section. Most of the stories there are from AP or Rueters. So they are fairly nonbiased. And you see stories that you dont see on TV

The Twins start their home games at :10 after. I think that is for TV purposes, so there can be a pre game deal The D-Rays start theirs at :15 after. I dont know what. I assume the same thing

but Kevin Brown cant go more than 5 innings. Twins win I cant believe the Yanks trotted out Paul Quantrill and Buddy Groom. That team is OLD. Its no wonder they cant get on track. Which is a good thing

NEW YORK - It's the day the music died. WCBS-FM, the top oldies station in the nation for more than three decades, stunned its legion of listeners by abruptly switching formats this weekend. Goodbye, Buddy Holly and the Beach Boys. Hello, Duran Duran and Jet. "I'm sure this move angered and bewildered its listeners," said Tom Taylor, editor of the trade publication Inside Radio. "A lot of people punched in WCBS-FM, heard Pink's `Get The Party Started,' and said `Something's wrong with my radio.'" The station had switched to an oldies format in 1972, initially as a bastion for the doo-wop sounds of the '50s. Although the playlist changed over the years, WCBS-FM always remained the outpost for classic Top 40 radio in the nation's largest radio market. It was also the home to many of New York's legendary Top 40 DJs, including "Cousin Brucie" Morrow, Harry Harrison, Dan Ingram and Norm N. Nite. Radio formats came and went — disco, punk, hip-hop, talk, sports talk — but WCBS-FM remained unchanged, a warm and welcoming presence at 101.1 on the FM dial. The station's new format is called "Jack," an eclectic mix of hit music from the '70s through the present. The station's owner, Infinity Broadcasting, made the same format shift Friday at its Chicago oldies station, WJMK-FM, where classic Top 40 had aired for the past 21 years. "We did a lot of market research and found a hole in the market that wasn't being served by any other station," said Chad Brown, WCBS-FM vice president and general manager. There are currently about a dozen stations nationally using the Jack format. "Youth must be served," Taylor said about the changes. "If you look at a lot of media, older Americans aren't important unless you're selling Craftmatic beds." At 5 p.m. Friday, just as Frank Sinatra's "Summer Wind" faded out, WCBS listeners heard a voice announce: "Why don't we play what we want? There's a whole world of songs out there." The first song played on the new 'CBS-FM: "Fight for Your Right" by the Beastie Boys. Until that moment, there were no indications of any imminent change at the station. Earlier in the day, morning show host Mickey Dolenz — yes, the former Monkees drummer — celebrated his 100th show with the station by hosting a live broadcast from B.B. King's Blues Club just off Times Square. In the winter 2005 Arbitron ratings, WCBS-FM was ranked eighth among the city's stations — a strong showing, but apparently not strong enough. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050604/ap_en_...HNlYwMlJVRPUCUl

that'll work thank ya

I should just put 'twins fan' in my sig or something hahah we'll get em tommorrow. but i wont be around. but take it easy. always a pleasure. andsee ya monday.

ack Sac fly 4-3 game OVER rivera warming up