southsider2k5

And really it is $25,000 if the player doesn't succeed, and the original team wants them back.

It had to be 100%, after all no one voted against him last election...

He has a team option for 2006.

http://www.nbc5.com/health/3992386/detail....994&dppid=65192

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6705974/

Bump

Except for the boring scenery and the people who live there, I have no problem with IN.

Rule 5 preview from Baseball America

Wow, more boring than northern IN? :puke

http://www.wavy.com/Global/story.asp?S=2676811&nav=23iiU49K

I was just thinking the samething.... Its funny the assumptions that your mind makes.

http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/index.php?sty=33051 They are drunk.

http://www.canada.com/montreal/montrealgaz...98-dd45c6396183

Wow, that is kinda surprising. Almost everywhere checks you before a show now.

Not to you personally Critic, but there are a lot more of the bandwagony types I am wondering about. Would it be worth $50 a seat to get a $100 million payroll?

I have heard people say that, but my question is, would people put their money where their mouth is. First of all would they pay 50% more for tickets in order to get a $100 million payroll? And secondly would they keep buying tickets for years after a WS, even if the teams sucked?

And that is just so they would feel sorry for you and give you a pity date

I added "rumor" to the title of this thread, since obviously no trade has taken place yet...

Or out of hemisphere as the case may be...

Houston pretty much shut him down today. He got the two TDs in the first quarter and that is it. Put off the ceremonies for another week.

Damn, foiled again

Problem is the O line should be able to push for 2 damned yards.

No doubt they have GOT to get the offensive line healthy or overhalled. Right now they are just a joke. The backs get hit in the backfield, and the QBs have no time at all.

It is much easier to raise the rent on a new tenant, versus a person who lives there year to year. It is a pretty typical move, just ordinarily you'd have no idea you were paying $100 more than the last guy. Tell the landlord you know what your buddy paid, and see if that makes a difference.

Think how much payroll this would save the Jays