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QUOTE(Pauly8509CWS @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 03:43 PM) It's alot funnier when you listen to "Jeremiah was a Bullfrog" in the background, I just did it... But besides that, I about s*** myself... That is like a TOOL video. No point, just wierd and scary and out there.

QUOTE(Kalapse @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 03:39 PM) All I can say is f*** you for showing me that. LOL :finger the warning was there.

QUOTE(quickman @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 02:55 PM) JR was a key leader in the 93 strike/hold out. Glavine I believe is the main leader for active players for the players union. I dont know if Glavine would put up a stink if he thought he had a chance at another ring. Who knows though, its all speculation

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/flash/rubberjohnny.html If you are on drugs, do not watch this. If anyone has any idea what the hell this is or what it is about, please, let me know. I think I am going to have nightmares for the rest of my life.

Kwame Brown, happy trails. The former #1/#1 is now the Lakers problem. Good luck Phil. Get ready for a lot of hand holding. Kwame trying to figure out the Triangle offense will be like watching Lisa Kudrow trying to do some serious acting. The Wiz will get Caron Butler in return, filling the #2 void left by Larry Hughes. I call that a steal, no matter if the bloom is off the rose a bit for Butler. Remember Butler at the regional final against the Terps his final year at UConn. Silly. Butler had a great rookie year, then had to share looks with Dwayne Wade and then Kobe. Now he’ll have to coexist with Gilbert, but that should be a picnic by comparison. GA is crazy, but not really selfish. If the throw in player is Chucky Atkins, all the better. Atkins is a very competent backup point, which the Wiz need, since the team doesn’t seem to be in love with Steve Blake. 2. Bottom line on Kwame. He plays basketball because he can, not because he loves it. That was evident very early on in his tenure here. Can he find a heart? Can he motivate to be great? You tell me. How many guys do you know that had no stomach for greatness early in their career, and then suddenly found it? Right. There was another immature player here in DC, with an Adonis-like body, who seemed to play his sport just for the money and the trappings, and had a wildly inflated sense of self-importance. His name was Michael Westbrook, and the similarities are stunning. He’s now out of football. -Steve Czaban

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/writ...ound/index.html Juan Dixon is a big guard? 6'3" 164, he is huge. How do you get the beat reporter job for the NBA, I could write this s*** and get paid for it and sound alot more like I know what I am talking about.....

QUOTE(Cerbaho-WG @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 02:13 PM) I've got 64 CDs in the car as of now, dozens more on the computer. Lately I've been immersed in the following: Kammerflimmer Kollektief - Absencen Kraftwerk - Minimum Maximum Efterklang - Springer Sufjan Stevens - Illinois Listening to M83 - A Guitar and A Heart right now, which is easily their best song. Downloaded !!!'s Louden Up Now, and it's a massive piece of s***. the second reference to Sufjan Stevens I have seen. Can you give me an idea of the sound?

QUOTE(knightni @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 01:47 PM) Burnett = $3.65 mill. Leiter = $7 mill. Carl= $4 mill. Marte=$1.25 mill. Well, Leiter isnt exactly a hot commodity right now, and Florida doesnt think too highly of him. I dont see why they wouldnt pay some of his salary, which prorated should be about 5 million between the two of them, and about 2.5 million between marte and everett. I dont know why the Marlins wouldnt be willing to shell out a million or so.

QUOTE(knightni @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 01:40 PM) Leiter's salary would have to be paid by Fla. You dont think that Carl and Marte's salary are close to leiter and Burnett? Anyone have a salary site i can check out?

Maybe the Sox will aqcuire another lefty in Leiter as a throw-in in the deal? Just a thought.

QUOTE(Fotop @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 01:16 AM) Caught this on BBTN; they cut right to it during their broadcast. Of course right when they cut to it, next pitch...perfect game over. WTG, BBTN. Jinx. ESPN jinxed two people last night. They cut to Raffy Palmeiro everytime he was at bat to catch his 3000th hit, and he didnt do anything. Then when they cut to Harden, after they already missed the first out of the inning in which Texeira struck out, Soriano immediately got a hit.

Just added to the Ipod Talking Heads Simon and Garfunkel Reel Big Fish (more) Peter Gabriel u2

Was escape from LA directed by the same guy who directed the original? Continuity is key, if Bryan Singer does it, Im in.

QUOTE(Milkman delivers @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 12:05 PM) What in the hell would he want to go to St. Louis for? They already have a great closer in Isringhausen. Well, for one Izzy hasnt been able to stay healthy for the past 3 years. Looks like LaRussa is campaigning for it also. Seems close to tampering to me edit: I always read stuff and forget where I read it. There was an article i read this morning inferring that Wagner was campaigning to go to the Cards, i just cant find it. http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/st...39?OpenDocument

QUOTE(Chisoxfn @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 11:56 AM) Mihm is a great role player and a solid starter. His problem is he gets into foul trouble often and when that happens he dissapears from the game. The Lakers probably figure Brown will help him out to at least some extent, but this still doesn't solve their low post situation as they still need one more center/pf at the very least. They also have a drastic need for a quality point guard. especially after trading Chucky Atkins.

Wagner has been openly campaigning to go to St Louis. I wonder if he has a no-trade clause?

Thome's back is bad, no? Hasnt he been on the DL half the time he has been with the Phillies?

I think Tony G would be elevated to cult hero status if he returned to the Sox this year.

Kevin Spacey apparently told "Superman Returns" director Bryan Singer, who also helmed "The Usual Suspects," he'll co-star in the sequel to the 1995 caper flick according to Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. The two were overheard by a waitress talking about said project whilst having dinner during the shoot - take that for what you will.

QUOTE(AddisonStSox @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 11:19 AM) One of those situations I'll certainly take your word on it. My memories of "Nah-ten" are mostly of the 2000 season where he had 7 errors. I still think the guy can hit MLB pitching though. As for Freel, I wonder what the Reds would be asking. If he has gotten his off-the-field situation under control, he would be a very valuable asset to a pennant-run. As you've already stated, he has excellent speed (he may actually beat Podsednik in a straight race), a very impressive OBP and is verstile--something Ozzie LOVES. ...things are going to get mightttttttttty interesting over the next week or two. ??????????????

QUOTE(JimH @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 11:11 AM) I tend to agree but here's the good news. The Sox are looking, and they're being aggressive about it. If we are looking at a rental, I tend to prefer a crafty veteran with postseason experience. Pretty sure Glavine has a full no trade anyways, plus he and Reinsdorf might not be on the best of terms, just me speculating. Have the two of them ever had a history?

QUOTE(Big Hurt Way Back @ Jul 15, 2005 -> 10:58 AM) After last night it would seem like a horrible trade. MArte shocked the s*** oput of me and struck out all 3 batters he faced. We need him in the bullpen if he can fix his control problem. And Burnett got rocked. I think we just need to sit back for a while and let things play out and maybe make a deal only if it is great deal. The Sox have 15 days to sit back and let things play out. Alot could happen between now and then

I really like Ryan Freel, dont know about his availability though

Its funny how the Twins are now attached to the very same trade rumors as the Sox

Phillies general manager Ed Wade would not confirm or deny last night that the club is trying to trade veteran first baseman Jim Thome. According to a report in USA Today Sports Weekly, two National League teams claim that the Phils are shopping Thome, who is on the disabled list with tendinitis in his right elbow. "I don't comment on trade rumors," Wade said before the Phillies met Florida at Citizens Bank Park. Trading Thome would be difficult for several reasons. First, he is in the third year of a six-year, $85 million contract and few teams can afford that payout. Second, he has a complete no-trade clause, so he must approve any trade. Third, he turns 35 on Aug. 27. According to the published report, officials from two National League clubs said the Phillies have been trying to deal Thome before the July 31 trade deadline. The teams were asked by the Phils not to publicly convey their intentions, the report said.