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QUOTE (iamshack @ Aug 12, 2014 -> 04:05 PM) Yeah, but they knew he was injured before making the trade...they don't care about this year....they are hoping they can get him healthy for next year...the same kind of timing the Sox should be looking at. Yea, but this is Allen Craig. Last year it was the same thing and the Cardinals didn't have him for the last two months of the year and barely in the playoffs, and a dh in the World Series because he couldn't play the field. The guy can hit. The guy cannot stay healthy.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Jul 31, 2014 -> 12:26 PM) I got ripped to shreds when I mentioned Craig for the White Sox. So he's either the All-Star from last year or the washed-up 30 year old this year? Which one? Good luck buying pitching on the open market, Boston. Your new #1 is Clay Buchholz, and not the 2013 version. Want to know why? he lasted all of a week before he was put on the DL by boston

QUOTE (bmags @ Aug 12, 2014 -> 02:57 PM) I didn't think Clippers were moving, but for past 5 years Ballmer has been the potential owner to bring back team to seattle. Now he's tied to a team in LA and got the team by agreeing to stay. Seattle could always hit up Gates

QUOTE (iamshack @ Aug 12, 2014 -> 02:33 PM) I didn't know they were back together...no wonder he is injured and pitching like s*** He has to devote a lot of energy to her.

QUOTE (bmags @ Aug 12, 2014 -> 12:37 PM) I kind of hate that Seattle's best chance is over. you were fooling yourself if you actually believed that the NBA would allow the Clippers to leave LA. Red headed stepchild of LA or not, they are in LA, the NBA loves that. I think eventually Seattle gets a franchise back, by expansion or moving.

QUOTE (Jenksismyb**** @ Aug 12, 2014 -> 11:52 AM) Where did this happen? New York? In Illinois, that civil case is VERY defensible. The jury would be asked to assess fault between Stewart and Ward. If Ward was determined to be 51% or more at fault, he gets nothing. If it's 50% or below, the judgment gets reduced accordingly. I don't see how a jury could find him 50% or less at fault. He got out of his car and walked straight into the middle of a car race. The car before Stewart's nearly hit him. Without his own negligence, Stewart doesn't have the opportunity to be "negligent." And that's on top of the question of whether Stewart WAS negligent to begin with. It would depend on when he first saw Ward outside of his vehicle. There's certainly no duty to "reduce speed to avoid an accident" while in the middle of a race like that.edit: looks like New York is comparative negligence state, so take the percent of Ward's fault and reduce the judgment. It could be 1% and he's still get it. Although you would still have to prove Stewart did something wrong here. Yes there is, the race was under yellow caution flag because of Wards wreck. Regardless, I agree about Wards responsibility to stay away from the race. IMO, there would have to be proof that Stewart intended to scare him or shoot dirt at him, which seems to be damn near impossible without Stewart admitting it.

Really it doesnt matter when he is traded, neither team will benefit this season from the trade. They are just laying the groundwork and as soon as they can, the deal will be made. Interesting though. Boston could already be replacing Lester because they feel he is headed to the Cubs

I dont mind seeing the Royals take control. Give them a thrill

QUOTE (Steve9347 @ Aug 12, 2014 -> 07:27 AM) Robin Williams is one of my all-time favorites. Saw his standup in 08, because I fell in love with his standup in some HBO special in the early 2000s. He's absolutely hilarious. My favorite role would have to be Sean Maguire (Good Will Hunting), but he was great in so many things. Rainbow Randolph is an under-appreciated character of our time. Death to Smoochy was a great movie, he played a very twisted character and played him well.

QUOTE (Alpha Dog @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 10:31 PM) Wonder why some are assuming Tony was 'filled with rage' at that other driver. Perhaps he was laughing at the fool jumping out of his car in the middle of a race. Or perhaps he didn't think anything because the accident that preceded it was really a nothing event, not like he 'took him out' on purpose (meaning the initial crash here). I am not assuming that he was filled with rage, but he has a long history that make it very easy to look at this situation and think that was the case.

Scott Hall looked and sounded good. No pills or booze

Omfg stop this Stephanie storyline please

http://en.mediamass.net/people/robin-williams/deathhoax.html Wtf, he was part of a death hoax yesterday?!?

i dont think it is a stretch to say it doesnt matter one bit who is hitting behind Cabrera, he will get his.

QUOTE (Buehrle>Wood @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 11:31 AM) Sheamus might be Darth Vader in Star Wars 7. Wait what Makes sense. The original Vader was a body builder, he just has to walk around gesturing and then JEJ will fill in the lines. I would love to hear the outtakes though, "Feel the Dark side course through you, fella"

QUOTE (kitekrazy @ Aug 10, 2014 -> 08:56 PM) North and think can't be used in the same sentence. What does North say about this without thinking

I miss Toub too. You just never really think that a coach for such a fluid unit (personnel wise) could make that much of a difference, but you know KC has noticed it.

QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 10:31 AM) Bears weren't exactly pulling those guys off special teams. They were doing both and the unit still kept some of the standouts from the previous era. Bad penalties, bad execution. Everything I saw out of the unit a year ago was one that was undisciplined and poorly coached. Joey D is the type of coach that could cost the Bears wins. I wanted Tucker gone too but from about the 3rd week on last year I was railing about how awful Joey D was and I presume it will be more of the same this year, but I hope I'm wrong. Bostic, Greene, Bowman, Bass, Frey all were special teamers that played significant time on defense, and they were replaced by a ton of nobodies like Jerry Franklin, Derrick Martin, Christian Tupuo, and CJ Wilson. It was bad all around. I am all for turning the heat up on Tucker AND DeCamillis this season to get their s*** together, but not one or the other.

QUOTE (Lillian @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 10:07 AM) The following set of stats by two players are strikingly similar: PA Hits 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG 444 122 29 1 31 86 31 98 .304 .363 .613 452 124 30 1 28 76 28 82 .295 .338 .570 The first line belongs to MLB’s leader in HR’s and RBI’s The other set belongs to the AAA International League’s 25 year old leader in the same two categories. One is considered an amazing hitter and new super star. The other isn’t even ranked in the top 20 prospects, of the White Sox, a team whose farm system is very poorly regarded. He also doesn’t appear to be worthy of replacing Adam Dunn, one of the worst DH’s in the League, in the parent club’s line up. Something is very wrong here. Yes, you are setting a triple A players numbers against a major league players numbers and saying it is the same

QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 10:05 AM) Decamillis is a gigantic train wreck. He was awful last year and I can't believe he got a reprieve. I can see excuses for Tucker a year ago but those excuses didn't exist for decamillis. I dont know about that, you would think the depth problems last season would trickle down to Special Teams the worst. Any depth the bears had was removed from Special teams and elevated to defense, and ST was running out some terrible players Im not saying Decamillis is great by any standard, but if Tucker gets a reprieve from injuries and depth issues, then Decamillis should too.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 08:32 AM) As if an officer isn't going to question why you have a sack full of testicles in your back seat. All i have to do is say "Wite put it there" and he will understand.

QUOTE (Buehrle>Wood @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 08:27 AM) Even if you hate Santiago as much as you do, you can't argue for him being any worse than the 6th best pitcher on this staff. And he's probably better than that. At worst, he 's a much needed lefty reliever. If we got that in return for Danks that would be phenomenal. Though this has approximately a 0 percent chance of happening. I dont hate him, I just think he is what he is. Inefficient, good arm, maddening. He isnt worth much of anything, and I was very glad the Sox were able to move him in the offseason instead of Quintana.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Aug 11, 2014 -> 08:22 AM) I would take Santiago in a heart beat. Even if you believe he isn't that good or he won't ever improve, it's still a live arm for a contract that can safely be considered a sunk cost at this point. thats ok, I will take my bag of balls and you can have your live arm. When you get arrested for trafficking of body parts, I will go play catch.

I would trade Danks for a bag of balls. I wouldnt want Hector back because he isnt that good I would rather take my chances with someone not named Danks or Santiago

I wish Shark Week didnt kick off with the crappy Faux-documentary about Submarine Shark. They should show the real stuff, the good stuff, before they show the poorly made show with bad actors pretending they are upset about events that didnt happen.