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QUOTE(Rex Kickass @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 09:54 AM) Van Halen - not a Hair Band (although I prefer the term Cock Rock). Van Hagar - most definitely Power Ballad central. Quiet Riot anyone? And what about Night Ranger? LOL, of course you do. Damn Yankees anyone? Jackyl? Was Europe, Whitesnake or White Lion considered in this genre? I dont know if this happens to anyone else, but when I read this thread I start singing "Cherry Pie" to myself. It is maddening.
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QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 09:58 AM) Please don't start implying that I'm some bandwagon fan. That's bulls***. :rolly All I'm saying is that I don't think Guillen would gain amnesia about the story of his baseball team and forget that, for instance, Carlos Lee treated Damaso Marte like s*** and thus Marte beaned him. He wouldn't say, "I ordered it" or even condone it, but all I'm saying is that I don't think he'd pretend that nothing had ever happened like Scioscia. I wasn't aware that I'd declared Geoff Blum the best hitter in White Sox history. Well, he is the best hitter in White Sox World Series extra inning history.
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QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 09:53 AM) That, coupled with a desire for some leadoff man, was what led to Lee being labeled one of the "selfish" players and being sent off. this is between players, so the heat generated isnt quite the same as it would be if Guillen had a player plunk Lee
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Damaso Marte and Carlos Lee have a past history? Or are you referring to history between Guillen and Lee, because thats not quite the same
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The warning system IS bulls***. It changes the way the game is pitched, pitchers have to become less aggressive with the inside half of the plate and it sets hitters up to look outside. I just dont understand why both teams have to be warned, if one of Contreras' forkballs ran way inside on a righty, then the Sox would have been punished for something that they didnt even retaliate from. If the umps had "well documented info" about this situation, then maybe before the first pitch is even thrown he should have said something to Escobar, Guillen, and Scioscia about keeping the game under control, instead of waiting until he hit someone.
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QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 09:32 AM) There's obvious dishonesty and intellectually dishonesty that isn't dishonest, per se -- it's all the difference between saying "I'm not aware of any recent history" about something that happened a hundred years ago and saying, "I did not have sexual relations with that HBP." He's being so blatantly dishonest that it tarnishes any integrity he might be accused of having. Escobar, too. "I overthrew it." Yeah, okay. That doesnt change the fact that he cant play that up to the press. I agree with you, but i know why he isnt admitting prior knowledge
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QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 09:28 AM) -------------------------------------------------------- Their manager is full of s*** and a liar. He cant play that up to the press, any prior knowledge of something like that would get Escobar in trouble. He has to play dumb
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you didnt look hard enough http://www.soxtalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=49416&st=0
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QUOTE(greasywheels121 @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 08:25 AM) Same. Not many of us we're fond of Loaiza that year. I remember he was giving up a lot of runs, but the Sox were scoring plenty for him. Yet, when he left, he said he was glad to be pitching behind a real lineup in NY that would give him support. Oh well. KW couldn't have bought low and sold high any better. I will have to say this about KW, he took his lumps early and often as a GM, and there were some bad deals mixed in there, but he has tremendous focus and guile now. I bet you if he calls a GM on a player, most GMs take drastic pause to figure out exactly why he wants that player now. I really dont think he overpays anyone, and he squeezes as much value out as he can.
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QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 02:11 AM) I was at a bar the night Pauly hit the slam and the place was up for grabs. It wasn't until months later that I heard Farmer's radio call of: "IT'S A SLAM, LIGHT IT UP!" That call still geeks me when I hear it and that's saying a lot cuz I hate Farmer. Pauly's was better. I get goosebumps during every Grinder rules commercials this year. Especially Pauly's slam. I cant wait until I have the cheddar to buy the 5 disc WS set, im going to watch every game again.
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QUOTE(greasywheels121 @ Apr 30, 2006 -> 08:17 AM) Loaiza was one of the best things to ever happen to KW. He signs ELo to a very cheap contract, and he ends up finishing 2nd in the Cy-Young race. He comes back and struggles a bit. We're able to push him off for Jose Contreras. I remember how all the baseball critics were praising Cashman for getting rid of Contreras, to get a starter such as Loaiza. And the rest is history. I was ecstatic to see Elo go, even at the time. He was dogging it the entire year, and it was pissing me off. Now the Sox have the pleasure of watching Contreras for at least 3 more years after 2006. It puts a smile on my face.
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Delmon Young throws bat at umpire after...
Kyyle23 replied to maggsmaggs's topic in The Diamond Club
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The count was simply masterful last night, his pitches were dancing all over the plate. I love this quote: What isnt in Contreras' arsenal? With the different angles and speeds he throws at, its no wonder he is on such a streak. He is truly fun to watch, unbelieveably dominant right now. Last year I used to get butterflies everytime he came up to pitch, because I didnt know which Count we would get and I couldnt believe that he had actually solved his problems, but not anymore. Now I know he is going to compete every time. There has to be some fun quotes on Yankee messageboards complaining about Contreras' success, lol.
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QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Apr 29, 2006 -> 11:45 PM) This worked last year. No need to change. I agree. its a nice shout out to rooney
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QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Apr 29, 2006 -> 03:58 PM) What does it mean that he was "pitching from the stretch"? Pitching from the windup usually has the pitcher facing homeplate straight on, both feet pointing towards homeplate. Pitchers can usually achieve higher velocity with the windup, because they have motions that bring more momentum home. Pitching from the stretch is usually when a runner is on base. A righty would pitch with one foot on the rubber, with his back to 1st base, and toes pointing towards third base. A lefty pitches from the stretch with his back facing third base and toes pointing towards first base(making it tought for runners to get good leads and take off on lefties, because they are facing the pitcher). The stretch is meant for a quicker delivery to home plate, to keep the runner on base, and generally takes a little off the velocity(not always though). Most relievers pitch from the stretch exclusively because they have to be used to runners being on base, and there is really no point in getting comfortable with the windup.
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QUOTE(GoSox05 @ Apr 28, 2006 -> 03:37 PM) No, right. "Neither of us has asked that question to the Packers," agent Jordan Woy wrote The Associated Press in an e-mail. "We have had discussions with the team about his contract." If rotoworld told you the earth was flat would you believe them? If an agent told you the earth was flat would you believe them?
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QUOTE(AddisonStSox @ Apr 28, 2006 -> 02:18 PM) I'm hearing it from both ESPN and now a Green Bay newspaper, so, if it quacks like a duck and it looks like a duck... its a platypus?
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http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/04/29/faked.eu...a.ap/index.html Probably one of the craziest things I have ever heard. Considering that the dog ended up being euthanized anyways, you could almost argue that the Vet in question contributed to more pain and suffering for this epileptic dog until it died. It really makes no sense what happened.
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This didnt really fall in the "Stupid, hilarious videos" category, I thought it fit a little better here. A couple of videos of Japanese robots, its pretty amazing that these things can do. Snake Robot Fighting Robots
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There were so many bands grouped into that genre that probably didnt fit whatsoever. Mr big, Nelson, poppy crap like that. The music industry definitely killed the genre. Everything is cyclical though, and bands like The Darkness keep that feeling alive(at least for me).
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His defense isnt underrated to his team, or to us as fans. Name recognition usually goes hand in hand with selecting a Gold Glove, and guys like Guerrero have the sexy stat "outfield assists" to help them along. If there was a "game saving catch" stat or "diving catch" stat, I think Dye would be a regular gold glover.
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Look at these pretty boys! lol
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When Vlad hit that homerun in the first inning, i was prepared to say "Has that ball landed yet?" in this thread. However, Jermaine Dye's shot went in f***ing orbit. I wanted them to show that homerun from the camera behind homeplate so bad so I could see its trajectory, because he blasted that ball.
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I hope he does. How many years did Joe Torre take half of his team? Everyone complained, but nobody did anything about it. Like I said after the Thome deal, When you finally get to sit on the throne, you better act like a f***ing king. Ozzie can do what he wants, if he wants his boys, more power to him. To tell you the truth, I think the Sox are gonna get plenty of guys voted in as it is.
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that link doesnt take me to Rush Limbaughs mugshot, and when I click on Rush Limbaughs name under the Sherriffs office News, his picture isnt there either.
