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why is that, wite?

These pants really show off my dick.

QUOTE (jphat007 @ May 9, 2010 -> 01:14 AM) Wait, I didn't say people couldn't be excited about it. I didn't post anything at all on the subject. The only reason I posted is because people were getting called out. I hope they can come back and Peavy can be dominant. My point is and always has been if we are paying him 16 million, he's gotta be awesome, because that is money we could have spent on this piece of s*** offense. I said I hope he turns it around, and I said it can be a great trade. So far it has not been. The point is you can't really say ANYTHING about the deal thus far.

So, I don't try to seem like a mooch but people just keep buying me beer. I can't remember the last time that I went out that didn't involve someone buying me a beer. Also, three guys checked me out for some reason tonight? Must be my new, Bieber haircut. One fine ass girl was into it too.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ May 8, 2010 -> 09:54 PM) If you tried to trade Jake Peavy away two weeks ago when he was averaging an 89-90-91 MPH fastball, with his injury history and bad mechanics....???? Now, things have changed. (Of course, you can argue that Peavy is pointless to spend that type of money on if we don't have EITHER Danks or Buehrle to pair with in the rotation...UNLESS Daniel Hudson really is a legit #2-3 type of starter). But I'd like to see your list of all the AL teams who would have taken Jake Peavy b4 his last two starts. The Yankees? Red Sox? Angels? Rangers? Mariners? And what they would have given up in return? Brandon Wood? Reggie Willits? Alex Rios...same thing? What teams in MLB can afford that contract right now, even if he is putting up an 850-900 OPS? There are probably 3-5 we could name...but we wouldn't be getting a huge payout from him. The Dodgers would be the best fit for him, totally dependent on McCourt. That being said, I want to see JFP here the length of his contract.

Lineup protection for PK's homers this year: Kotsay 4 Teahen 3 Rios 2 Pierzynski 2 Quentin 1 A Jones 1 Not quite sure why he gets pitched to, when Rios and Jones are the only competent hitters of the bunch so far this year. The dangerous Kotsay/Teahen combo has batted behind him for over half of his bombs. Coming into tonight, PK's BABIP? .183. That's f***ing nuts.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 8, 2010 -> 02:29 PM) Miguel Cabrera with 32 RBIs on the season. It's sad to think that on any other team, PK would probably have 40 by now. Of course, he wouldn't have had Kotsay protecting him in the lineup elsewhere either.....

I also would accept a Mother's Day present, Gavin.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ May 8, 2010 -> 09:35 PM) But Casey Blake had a much more "reasonable" contract at the time he was dealt than PK. And 3B is seen as a harder position to replace than 1B. That makes a huge difference, how much payroll a team is willing to take on, and how much it values salary dollars (it's what caused us to give up Chris B. Young in the Vazquez deal, partially, the money we got to subsidize Javier's deal). Let's not forget Linebrink as one of the four untrade-ables, to go along with Jenks/Pierre/Teahen. On the "plus" side, Rios and Peavy have now moved to the point where they could be easily jettisoned from the payroll, but we couldn't get much if anything back at all... You honestly think we couldn't get anything back for Rios and Peavy? Are you serious?

Hydrocodone is wonderful stuff.

QUOTE (fathom @ May 8, 2010 -> 09:08 PM) Jones, Konerko, and Rios continue to hit the ball harder than anyone else. Teahen better not be playing tomorrow, and Quentin/Beckham still aren't close to even being mediocre right now. Peavy's slider was awesome though, and has me very optimistic about him going forward. Which it was sooooo premature for people to say we lost that deal four starts into 2010. Our two big pickups from last year still look pretty darn good. It's the guys we counted on coming back that have been f***ing up.

Thank you, JFP.

I graduate today, so, Jake, give me a present.

QUOTE (Palehosefan @ May 7, 2010 -> 09:22 AM) Looks like the Big 12 and the Pac 10 could be making an alliance soon, and eventually merge into a super conference. The conference would cover about 31% of the households in America with the Big 12 at 16% and the Pac 10 at 15%. Would seem to be a very smart move with the way the Big 10 and SEC are looking to expand. Agreed. I'd like to preserve the Big 12 as is, and if it takes that, so be it. It'd be better than ISU falling into a MAC-like second tier conference.

goran dragic

Donny Lucy has 4 XBH this year (3 2B, 1 HR) in 7 G (18 PA). Juan Pierre has 0 XBH this year in 27 G (118 PA). You have to go back another 28 games in 09 to find his last double (August 18, 2009). He had 3 triples last September, but no doubles or HR.

I love how people are looking to seriously blame everyone in the government for something that happened because of a f***up by one person at Citigroup.

QUOTE (BigSqwert @ May 6, 2010 -> 01:47 PM) What the heck just happened to the DJIA? Proctor and Gamble, apparently.

Tip of the cap.

If he's happy (and I'm guessing it's better than it was), sure, I'd probably be happy enough.

This thread needs more Rally Bieber.

JFP was JFP. And like the other thread said, we have our new Steve Perry, and his name is Beiber.

sigh.....warm jenks....

for f***s sake

JFP!!!