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Now that is a 3 month rental I would love to have

It is sad because Prior is as ergonomically correct as any pitcher in the game of baseball. Either he has a terrible genetic make up, or he is a victim of the 140 pitch outtings that Dusty likes to throw people. I know what my guess is.

Especially $25 million sorry.

Actually he isn't thinking very logically if he doesn't think there was an achillies problem, it makes perfect sense. And it happens all of the time with pitchers. If one aspect of their motion is hurting them, they compensate by trying to add to something else. Such as if their arm is hurting, they try to use their back and legs more. If their back hurts, they use the shoulder and elbow more to try to make up that lost speed. If they have a sore knee, they speed up their arm action to try to make up for the softer wind up. I am sure his achillies hurt. But the Cubs sure lied about the elbow.

BTW MSNBC just reported that Marta has gained about $100 million in market capitalization today. It made me want to smack her as she was giving her press conference. :fyou

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5449856

A lottery ticket that paid off. Geesh. Let me join you in that abuse

Wow. Those $10 calls would have made a nice investment yesterday.

Wow, and her stock is up $1.50 or about 15% on the news

So does that mean about 2 months of actual jail time, or does it have the guidlines where she actually has to serve 5 months?

Good perspective.

To me they are philosophy until enough other smart people come along to prove or disprove them. But his books are just mindblowing.

Interesting... and sorry about the wrong name. I don't know why I thought it was Art

Out of curiosity, with Art Tellum as Frank and Nomar's agent, does anyone think we could make a run at Nomar once he becomes a FA and Maggs signs else where?

Go into the "Manhole" and ask for the Wrigley special. They will hook you up.

Way.

Gotcha. So all of the RJ to the Sox stuff was all BS basically. Thanks.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5429724

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5448005

http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/TV/07/16/t...d.ap/index.html

I have never read the book, but the Paul is Dead stuff is pretty facinating. I have read up on it off of a couple of web sites. Paul is Dead

Was his agent on the air, or where did this report come from? Just curious with all of this conflicting info flying around.

It is sad. And honestly it pisses me off that the Cubs knew that this was a problem, and put the best young arm in baseball out there, knowingly risking his health and his career. I don't know who is responsible, but someone needs to be fired.

The gold glove defense and playoff experience that no one else on our roster has...