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They throw way too soon. You are supposed to narrow the gap down, and get them close to a base.

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Here is the list. Lets see if I can do this html thing [pre]Rnd. Name Pos. Age Ht. Wt. School (Hometown) 1A Tyler Lumsden LHP 21 6-4 215 Clemson (Roanoke, Va.) 1B Giovanny Gonzalez LHP 18 5-11 185 Monsignor Pace H.S. (Hialeah, Fla.) 2C Ray Liotta LHP 21 6-3 220 Gulf Coast CC (Kenner, La.) 3 Grant Hansen RHP 21 6-6 225 Oklahoma City (Edmond, Okla.) 4 Lucas Harrell RHP 19 6-2 200 Ozark H.S. (Ozark, Mo.) 5 Brandon Allen OF 18 6-2 235 Montgomery H.S. (Montgomery, Texas) 7 Tim Murphy LHP 19 6-3 170 Glascock County H.S. (Norwood, Ga.) 12 Daron Roberts OF 21 6-0 215 Cal State San Bernadino (Riverside, Calif.) 13 John Egbert RHP 21 6-3 200 Rutgers (Rutherford, N.J.) 14 Michael Swain 3B 20 6-0 190 Wabash Valley CC (Evansville, Ind.) 15 Carlos Torres RHP 21 6-1 185 Kansas State (Manhattan, Kan.) 16 Fernando Alvarez OF 23 6-1 200 Florida International (Miami, Fla.) 19 Caleb Cooper 3B 21 6-0 210 Cal State Hayward (Hayward, Calif.) 23 Derek McNeil SS/2B 22 5-11 185 St. Leo (Lutz, Fla.) 24 Joshua Hansen C/OF 21 6-0 215 San Diego (Irvine, Calif.) 30 Matthew Zaleski RHP 22 6-1 205 Indiana State (North Aurora, Ill.) 34 Mario Suarez 3B/OF 21 6-1 205 Florida International (Miami, Fla.) 35 Evan Tartaglia CF 24 5-11 165 Elon (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) 40 Justin Roelle LHP 23 6-4 180 Iowa Western CC (North Platte, Neb.) 48 Peter Vukovich, Jr. C 23 5-11 205 Clarion (Johnstown, Pa.) 49 Garrett Guest 2B/SS 21 5-11 170 St. Joseph College (Homer Glen, Ill.)[/pre] Damn, I can't figure this out. One of the tech guys have to give me a hand with this.

WOW. That is practically their entire draft slate minus a few guys. BTW from the rumors floating around, the Sox and Fields are close and they are also throwing the enticement of sending Josh straight to Winston Salem if he signs quickly.

OK guys. First answer me who should be left off of the roster pitching have made room for Ginter. Also who would be our back up CF since Timo wouldn't be here? What other LH bat would we have off of the bench?

Bobby Hill was also a big kick in the nads for the Sox.

Way to go Jim!!! Stop by and give us an update on the season soon!

I am with you on that. But there is no need for jailtime. May them pay resitution and a fine, and then be done with it.

I have no doubt we have seen the last of hockey for a long time. Being a Blackhawks fan, my biggest regret in that the Wolves play all of the way up in Rosemont, and the Komets are 3 hours away.

Throw the book at him, and fire him.

I would hope so. NOthing against Arnie, but I want to be sure he is ready when he comes up.

It cracks me up when this stuff happens. Ginter wasn't going to make this team, and even if he did, they were grooming him to close or set up out of the pen. Also remember how great Josh Fogg was for the first 3 months with the Pirates? What is he doing now? It is a much easier transition to make for an AL pitcher to go to the NL than vice versa. At least wait and see if Ginter crashes back to earth before annointing him Cy Young.

Right now, no doubt it is the Rocketman. In the future, ARod.

Go get em Beast. Being on the radio is a blast. i will never forget my years as a broadcaster.

It makes perfect sense. Putin wants to be able to go in and crush rebellion in Chechnyia (I know I butchered the spelling) and doesn't want to have American opinion against him, so he is framing his problems just like Bush is in Iraq and Afganistan...IE a war on terror.

hmmm the war criminal and guy who takes money from forgein nationals for favors, or the guy who lied to the country about war? Serious question here. What the f*** happened to the moderates in this country? How hard is it to get an intelligent, mostly honest person to run for President, who is also in touch with reality? Why do we keep getting felons and treasonists to run for the highest office?

But that trick never works

Wall Streets are all out of business.

When you say people do you mean each individual person, or do you mean all 35 million people vs all 6 million people of each respective state? If it is A, then it depends on which state has a higher or lower per capita income (depending on if you are talking about higher or lower marginal tax rates). If you are talking about B, the answer is pretty obvious.

Your electoral votes and number of state reps are one and the same. They are based on population, but the smallest of states are guarenteed a minimum number of both. Nationally both are capped at 535 and are divided amongst the country based on states total population.

And that all depends on what the law is. Immigration policy would affect California more, farm subsidies would affect IN more.

But you are forgetting the lessons of your history classes. This is the United STATES of America. The Great Compromise was to protect small states rights. That is why states like Wyoming have a disportionate say, because it is states rights that are being protected.

Barry Bonds or Vlad Guerrero, all though Robin Ventura might also qualify if you include ex-Sox players.

See Knights example. Or ponder this. The state of California has about 35.5 million people. Indiana has 6.2 million. Say that half of those people are registered voters. (for rounding sake say 17.8 mil in CA, and 3.1mil in IN) As long as 10.5 million or 58.9% of CA voters vote one way, the entire state of IN could vote the same way, and be it wouldn't matter a bit, because just under 60% of California feels the other way.

And in a popular vote, small states have no say at all, so their votes are worthless as well.