southsider2k5

YEAH, its an arguement again! 10 pages might be possible now! We sure saved this one Mreye.

Noooooooooooo! Don't give in. Don't let me down. Steff's word is superior to everything and anything, therefore making it impossible for me to win. Rules? Screw em! This is Steff's fantasy world where what Steff says, goes If i tell her it's tuesday and she says wednesday, damn it it's wednesday you better believe it Ya i think we all know who won this one QUITTER!!! This thread has to go at least 10 pages!!!

Hitters 1.Borchard 2.Reed 3.Anderson 4.Nanita 5.Valido Pitchers 1.Honel 2.Cotts 3.Munoz 4.Rauch 5.Wing

Or 4 runs in 1/3 of an inning before that... There is a reason that Anaheim gave up on a lefty who can throw in the mid to upper 90's for Gary Glover. Maybe after a spring with Cooper he will get straightened out, but I am not holding my breath.

Well I could get a job at the Cincy and have it done in a week

I saw the link to the Dowd Report. Once I have time I am going to sit and read that, and then really make an educated judgement.

With his 3 hits last night Frank tied Eddie Collins for 3rd on the all-time White Sox hits list at 2007. He is chasing Fox at 2470 and Luke Appling who is the Sox all time hit leader at 2749.

We just need to keep winning series. 7-0 was a nice pipe dream, but not realistic.

If the ball and runner get there at the same time, how does 1 ump out of 10 call him out because the ball beat him there? Yes they can get there at the same time (and do often!) but it's not ruled as a tie goes to the runner. it's either man beats ball or ball didn't beat man, however you want to look at it In summary: There are "ties" at first base where the ball and the runner arrive simultaneously. The "tie goes to the runner" is not recognized in the rule book. It is at the umpires discression whether he thinks the runner is safe or out, in other words, a judgement call. Are we done now? Are you kidding? This arguement has pages of posts still to go!

Like a sprinkle in a drought.

Like I said, if we would have pitched Glover every 3-4 days, we would have had no need for Scott NoSchowenwies. I said this was a bad trade when it happened, and I will say it again. This was a bad trade.

Yeah it would be nice to stick Colon in the middle of Buehrle and Cotts. That way you get the flamethrower in the middle of the finesse.

They are beating Cleveland and Detroit, call me when they beat someone worth a s***. Dumb response, considering we play the same schedule and cant seem to beat those teams..... The difference being that we are beating the good teams, while KC and MN are not. Plus we have kicked the s*** out of both of them head to head.

They are beating Cleveland and Detroit, call me when they beat someone worth a s***.

Parks and Flowers? Try money as it the money that he funnels to his mob buddies that just happen to be the ones building the parks and planting the flowers..

Interleague play in September with Arizona? That is pretty unusual...is it a makeup game from June? It is a make up game. They weren't going to reschedule it, but now it could be key to the pennant race.

Kill joy

ITS ME ISN'T IT???? STOP TALKING ABOUT ME!!!!

I guess I just have extreme southwest Michigan covered :dips*** He nailed you! Michigander, my ass! :finger :finger :finger :dips***

I gotcha. It didn't make as much sense out of context, I guess. And BTW, I agree with you, the "lucky" hit is an artform of good hitters. You don't see bad hitters getting those kind of hits. The best example of it, once again, is Frank during the 90's. He had so many bad swing and check swing ducksnorts over the first basemans head it was sick.

Who are you talking to Bmr?

I guess I just have extreme southwest Michigan covered

Magglio Ordonez