JoshPR

any room for the carribean?

Whoa, is carl choking on the blunt

This is for all of you Thanks for being a part of my life even tho i don't know any of you in person, you guys have helped me go through all these seasons of bad managers, bad trades, sucky pitching coaches, and all else. THIS IS OUR YEAR. And i thank God i'm alive to see this and that at least ig ot to see my team make the world series at least once Thanks Guys and Gals, Peace, JOSHPR!

Crede and Kong sould be Co-MVP's

QUOTE(NUKE_CLEVELAND @ Oct 16, 2005 -> 11:40 PM) EAT s*** ANGELS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE TOOK 3 STRAIGHT FROM YOU IN YOUR OWN HOUSE!!!!!!!!! YOUR BATTERS CANT TOUCH US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOUR PITCHERS CANT STOP US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE RALLY MONKEY IS DEAD!!!!!!!!! WE KILLED IT AND BURNED THE BODY!!!!!!!!! WTG CONTRERAS ANOTHER f***ING COMPLETE GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GIMMIE A WORLD SERIES HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAT s*** MCCARVER EAT s*** BUCK EAT s*** BERMAN EAT s*** ESPN

Jon Garland? Huh!

http://www.rotoauthority.com/ Rnk Player Prediction Comment 1 Roger Clemens Astros Rocket tops this list, but he'll probably only play for Astros. Yankees remain a long shot. 2 Daisuke Matsuzaka Mariners Could be the best available starter if posted. Expect a Nomo-like rookie season. 3 Paul Konerko White Sox Beloved "Paulie" has two good years left but will get a crippling 4-yr deal with ChiSox. 4 A.J. Burnett Nationals Said he would "absolutely" consider Nationals; more likely he will consider the biggest offer. 5 Rafael Furcal Cubs Nomar experiment worth a shot, but Baker clamoring for reliable top-of-the-order SS. 6 Kevin Millwood Orioles O's can afford to make a splash with Sosa and Palmeiro off the books. 7 Billy Wagner Phillies New Phillies management plans on securing yet another paralyzing long-term deal. 8 B.J. Ryan Yankees After being burned by Pavano and Wright, NY will try to craft a dominant bullpen. 9 Hideki Matsui Yankees Yanks have a three-year, $35MM offer ready. Yankee inflation I guess. 10 Brian Giles Cubs An upgrade from Jeromy Burnitz will be required to placate Cubs fans. 11 Johnny Damon Red Sox He'll stay with the Red Sox on an ill-advised, four-year deal. 12 Nomar Garciaparra Marlins Like Ivan Rodriguez, Nomar will have a resurgence with a 1-year deal. 13 Ramon Hernandez Mets Mike Jacobs would suffice, but Mets will go for the known quantity. Might take four years. 14 Paul Byrd Royals KC actually has a few bucks to spend, so bringing back the solid Byrd makes sense. 15 Kenji Jojima Mariners Probably a notch above Bengie Molina, the Japanese star could be a bargain. 16 Tom Gordon Mets He'll jump across town for a chance to close. 17 Jeff Weaver Angels A three-year deal might be long enough to let Jeff team up with brother Jered in the rotation. 18 Jarrod Washburn Brewers He's from Wisconsin, and would give the Brewers a nice series of decent lefty starters. 19 Trevor Hoffman D'Backs Jose Valverde's entirely capable, but Arizona will want a new, shiny Closer. 20 Bengie Molina Padres Someone has to replace Ramon Hernandez, and Molina should cost less. 21 Reggie Sanders Nationals The Nationals need an outfielder, and Sanders could be lured away from St. Louis. 22 Matt Lawton A's OBP guy whose stock fell after being traded twice; Beane's type of player. 23 Mike Piazza A's Could split catching and DH duties; has a little gas left in the tank. 24 Matt Morris Dodgers Probable 3-yr deal won't end well; someone will have to replace Weaver. 25 Kenny Rogers Braves In Farnsworth, Drew, and Sheffield, Braves have been willing to reform bad boys. 26 Erubiel Durazo Red Sox A great sleeper for 2006 after a lost '05. Durazo is definitely Epstein's type. 27 Todd Jones Yankees This contract will probably end up ugly. Jones will not have an ERA near 2 again. 28 Bob Howry Cubs Price should be somewhat steep after two stellar seasons. 29 Kyle Farnsworth Orioles Plenty of options available for the O's to replace Ryan; good every other year. 30 Octavio Dotel Red Sox With Durazo, the other great FA bargain. Could be ready by spring training. 31 Bob Wickman Indians He'll take a home-town discount to close for one more year. 32 Mark Grudzielanek Cardinals The Cards will want him back; there just aren't a lot of 2B options out there. 33 Tony Graffanino Red Sox Unknown whether he can maintain the high OBP; should stay in Boston for cheap. 34 Scott Eyre Yankees Will be hard-pressed to duplicate 2005; more than a one-year deal would be trouble. 35 Joe Randa Twins The prototypical average 3B, just like the Twins like it. 36 Mike Timlin Red Sox Should help solidify a much-improved Boston bullpen. 37 Kenny Lofton Cubs Baker favorite would give the Cubs needed OBP from leadoff spot at a reasonable price. 38 Juan Encarnacion Orioles Baltimore clearly needs a halfway decent outfielder, so he fits the bill. 39 Rudy Seanez Cubs If Hendry is serious about the 2006 Cubs, Seanez would make their bullpen fantastic. 40 Bill Mueller Brewers No great 3B options in Milwaukee; would be a smart addition. 41 Jason Johnson Pirates Veteran to be traded for prospects at deadline. 42 Jose Cruz Jr. Pirates See above. 43 Ugueth Urbina Padres As Hoffman's replacement, shouldn't be a whole lot worse. 44 Preston Wilson Giants The Giants love low-OBP guys like Wilson. 45 Mark Sweeney Cubs Needed to bolster a terrible bench. No more Macias! 46 Rondell White Cardinals Old hurt guy to join other old, hurt St. Louis outfielders. 47 Brad Ausmus Houston For some reason, the Astros just keep bringing him back. 48 Roberto Hernandez Giants The 40 year-old will flop in his return to San Fran. 49 Julian Tavarez Cardinals A Cardinal mainstay. 50 Kevin Brown White Sox Fits White Sox bad boy image, will either be really, really bad or a nice surprise

Albert Pujols STL (any vote for Andrew Jones should be ripped up and burned.. Pujols has dominated him in every offensive catergory besides HR and RBI) Yeah But if Andruw doesn't have that Season the Braves aren't in the post season. Andruw carried the team by himself, Pujols had help from edmonds, Sanders, Walker and Others. It's the most valuble player, not the most productive. Look at 1988 Kirk Gibson was named MVP cause of what he meant to the Dodgers. Darryl Strawberry had the better numbers. As the case was in 1995 when Barry Larkin was named MVP

Sorry man, I'm sleepy. Your a mod fix it please

QUOTE(Wedge @ Oct 16, 2005 -> 01:33 AM) When is the Cy Yound decided? The post season might influence who gets that one... Votes are already casted

AL: Manager of the Year: Ozzie Guillen, Eric Wedge coms in second Rookie of the Year: Robinson Cano NYY CY Young: Bartolo Colon, Mariano Rivera will come in a close second Exec of the Year: Kenny Williams MVP: David Ortiz Red Sox NL: Manager of the Year: Bobby Cox Rookie of the Year; Jeff Francour Cy Young: Chris Carpenter MVP : Andruw Jones Exec. of the Year: ??

If they put it n baseball they'll put in basketball. HELL NO. The game has been already stained by steroids. Keep the game pure, f*** Instant Replay's Ump are paid good money to do a job which bad or good they give it they're 100% to do it

QUOTE(TheHammer @ Oct 14, 2005 -> 02:46 AM) Thank you Graffy! Thank you Josh! What you thanking me for?

Wait a minute Harold... If you can't hit a fastball you sure in hell can't hit breaking balls. SHeesh what a dumb f***er

QUOTE(qwerty @ Oct 11, 2005 -> 11:14 PM) To lead off the second inning anderson gets himself a 2-0 count. Contreras throws a fastball in the same spot he has hit all of his home runs this post season. Top of third inning finley and kennedy single back to back. Figgins gets a perfect sacrafice bunt and moves both runners over. Crede has a chance to cut the runner off at home on cabrera's ground ball to him... insead he looks at home and decides to throw it to first. The only problem is he doubled pumped on the way to first and the runner is safe. So we are at first at third and with one out and vlad up. Vlad hits a one hopper ( i beleive that is what it was) right back to contreras. Kennedy was barely halfway and contreras was looking right at f***ing pierzynski and turns around and attempts to turn a double play. There is no possible way that cabrera and vlad will get doubled up while wasting as much time and contreras did. Bottom of the sixth dye pops it right up to the pitcher while leading off. If you are feeling that bad at the plate or are that scared up there tell ozzie you are a pussy and you need someone to hit for you. In the 8th inning podsednik tried to move him over with the bunt and failed ridiculously bad, he ended up stiking out looking. Later on dye singled and uribe rounded second... uribe's lackadasical ass walks right back into second base and was nearly out... i am talking a half of a second sooner they would have got him. Konerko also had two hangers from shields on back to back pitches from shields and could do nothing with it. He was clearly looking to go yard rather than double down the line which would have scored us two and put us in the lead. Bottom of the ninth everett hits it to figgins and he boots the ball. We pinch hit everett with ozuna. Rather than attempting to hit out way on ( i admit rowand had no chance versus k-rod) we try and bunt ozuna over ( productive outs... YAYAYAYA). Well of course that failed and they ended up getting ozuna out at second and rowand was safe at first. I blame this game 98.3% on the players and 1.7% on ozzie just because i can. They had a chance at 2 with the Vlad chopper iguchi didn't expect it, vlad didn't come out of the Batters box flying. If iguchi sees Contreras comming to second his pivot would have been different. they had a shot of ending the inning there.

They're suicidial at ESPN as we post. Heard Sportscenter and BBTN Won't be aired cause they can bear the fact there no more Spankees

I think the tip was 5 bucks. Not the 4 drinks

I walk down the block, pissed off beyond reason, and when I get back EL DUQUE HAS GOT 2 OUTS NOBODY IN. I'm like f*** it, so I sit and watch him get that last out on a groundout Huh! Did we see the same game??

QUOTE(Bighurt52235 @ Oct 10, 2005 -> 06:27 AM) LOL... I love it... Having a group decide at which age an individual could "understand TV". I'm not attacking you Josh, I just think its a hilarious concept. I didn't mean it in a bad way. But c'mon did you really know what was happening on tv when you where 3? Did you even remember?

Got Albert Belle written all over it

QUOTE(SnB @ Oct 9, 2005 -> 08:43 PM) the better question is, did white sox josh ever even see ditka coach a game with the bears? I don't think so. He said he was 17. So he was born in 1988. Let's say he could understand TV at age 5 that would be 1993. Wasn't Ditka gone already?

QUOTE(White Sox Josh @ Oct 6, 2005 -> 04:55 PM) you really think he was a bad hitter. He has a great eye at the plate and he has always been able to hit. A guy who was drafted in the 2nd round and played for the olympic team obviously has talent. Really? Ask the Cubs about TY Griffth

QUOTE(Brian26 @ Oct 9, 2005 -> 09:17 PM) Never seen the ESPN boards. Are they as bad as I hear? Yes, A lot of assholes over there. That boards navigation is awful

Still McCarver will be. I swear he thinks he's never wrong... Shuddeerrrr