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Batista is hitting about .240 too. I hate Batistas Defense. I saw him down here Ole a ball and it fell in his glove and his throws are horrible :puke

Last Night Ozzie Did a rookie Mistake and paid. He brought Maggs to pinch hit ffor sandy with 1stbase open, the other team took the bat out of Maggs hands. Then he didn't leave maggs in the field he lost him. If the game would have gone one and had another situation he wouldn't had Maggs

4-4 IN THE 8TH

Lee Doubles Evil, Who's the babe in the Avatar?

JOSE!!!!!!!!!!

And the Point is???? :banghead

Lasy week I saw Biddle against Wells down here. It's like he's been pitching against former teamates

I was the one who said it

I said that in another thread yesterday and someone here said i was nuts and making up stories!

It's not whining, a lot of players don't like to DH cause they feel lost and can't focus. I know Juan Gone is one of them

Of Course, But you said he wasn't going anywhere

Valenzuela was solid until 1991 Fidrych tore his shoulder after his rookie season

Hell Yeah!

Give me Uribe anyday over THAT FLUKE Miles

Willie ain't a good basestealer tho. He doesn't know how to use his speed. I remember the other year he played winter ball down here and stole 11 bags and was caught 10 times

True, but the bullpen needs someone to intimadate a lil. then you bring shingo and the frisbee and the other teams timing goes straight to hell I read that Mota could be had from L.A. Don't remember where tho

No thanks for Terry Adams, He blown monkey balls, I'll pass

Me too. Benitez, Guillermo Mota or any other hard throwing reliever. Luis Vizcaino is interesting too. Pavano has pitched well tho, But it ain't gonna be for Elo, Jackson and Shoney

Jim Callis wrote that. I found it stupid too. Didn't do his homework.

Add me to that list too, So you ain't alone.

Here Rex this Might help ya. Thursday, May 6, 2004 Mariners bring C Borders back to majors, option C Davis SEATTLE - The Seattle Mariners have added a veteran presence behind the plate. Before Thursday's game against the Minnesota Twins, the Mariners purchased the contract of 40-year-old catcher Pat Borders from Class AAA Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League. To clear a roster spot, Seattle optioned struggling catcher Ben Davis to Tacoma. Borders, who turns 41 on May 14, was hitting just .233 with two home runs and four RBIs in 14 games with the Rainiers this season. The 1992 World Series MVP with Toronto, he also has played for Kansas City, Houston, St. Louis, California, the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland and Seattle during a 22-year professional career. Borders played 21 games with the Mariners between 2001-03, including 12 games last season. In his four starts, Seattle pitchers compiled a 1.43 ERA. Davis, 27, is 3-for-33 with two RBIs in 14 games this season.

I know that. But i've seen many guys throw really hard and get hit.

I think he was called up after the season started so you may be right