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QUOTE(Jordan4life_2006 @ Mar 5, 2006 -> 08:20 PM) Nice recovery by Jose. I wish I could've seen the forkball. It sounded nasty. how are you listening.

QUOTE(iWiN4PreP @ Mar 5, 2006 -> 08:17 PM) Can I have anyone's mlb log in to get mlb tv thing, or no? Is that bad to ask? and 1-2-3 inning. pft. normal. you can ask but you probably wont get much of a responce.... it seems to be down today... is anyone able to access the audio feeds? when i click on the links it sends me to a page that says something like page can no longer exisits.

what audio feed are you all listening to... i have MLB.TV but the audio links seem to be bad. the score we site isnt broadcasting the game... help please.

most likely friday and sunday for me... got a john butler trio concert on saturday

we are all such nerds, its awsome!

we scored another run... so its 5 to 3 million now awsome! i honestly dont care if we lose every single game of spring training.... who cares... as long as the team is doing what it needs to do to prepair and try new things to make them better when it counts. thats whats important.

BOOO... no audio or video on MLB.com asswads can give me back my 15 bucks right quick!

QUOTE(The Critic @ Mar 3, 2006 -> 05:37 PM) Chat would suck without a broadcast, no? "What do YOU think they're doin'?" "I dunno......what do YOU think they're doin'?" if its going to be put through MLB... i have a subscription... so it shouldnt be a problem... i can do "jack ass kind of drunk as f***ed up brodcasting" it will be fun, and will help all our days go by faster =P

we gonna do the chat again today?

i think i just wet myself.

nomo? doesnt that rhyme with horse s***?

anyone wanna chat it up for the game, ill be in there.

QUOTE(SoxRock05 @ Mar 1, 2006 -> 07:16 PM) Less than 1 hour stands between the offseason and the start of the 2006 season. Even though there is a month of Spring traing games, i still consider it the beginning of the season. Need some picks to click boys!!! Mine is going to be #24 Joe Crede to start an incredible season. Go Sox!!! JiYea!!!! Sox baseball is back!!! really awsome sig soxrock.... love it man.... its great!

i just signed up for MLB TV and i cant figure out where to go to get a link to the MLB TV feed for the game.... lame lame lame... any help please?

i really am hoping ill be able to listen to the game via the score from work... that will just be awsome... of course, ive got my world series jacket draped over my chair =D muhahahaha the best jazz in the world couldnt stop me from putting on a spring f***ing training game from my beloved sox!

run scottie, run!

i for one am really really stoked about this line up shuffle... i think its going to be like having 2 diffrent hitters on our club... in a mutualy benifital way.

must.find.place.on.internet.to.listen/watch.preseason.games.while.hi8is.is.at.work. period. double.plus.good. period.

only if they concent to bleed upon plucking.

there is this one hair in my ass crack (its a long clury hair that is planted in my left cheek) he wont shut up about the sox being destined to repeat.... i wont pluck that hair EVER!

that.... is a great question and the anwser... is.... me. that is me.

ive wanted venom to be in a spiderman movie since the first one, when they start having venom in them.. the movies will begin to kick ass the first 2 were... eh

QUOTE(Jordan4life_2006 @ Feb 23, 2006 -> 11:13 PM) The Marlins are gonna be sick in 2-3 years. uhhhh... YEAH your exactly right.

QUOTE(daa84 @ Feb 23, 2006 -> 08:21 PM) id be interested to see what those names are as well THE RANKINGS Here's the 10th annual list of Sports Weekly's 100 Names You Need to Know: The next wave of players coming into the majors, who, in our view, could make the biggest impact during the 2006 season. These aren't necessarily baseball's 100 best prospects. Many top prospects are too far down in the minor leagues to contribute in the majors this season. Others are stuck behind established major leaguers. Not all of the players on our list have rookie status, but our criteria for inclusion is that players must have had more innings or at-bats in the minor leagues in 2005 than they have had during all of their major league time. (For more on these players, check out the latest edition of USA TODAY Sports Weekly, on sale at newsstands through Feb. 14) Hitters: 1. Conor Jackson, 1B, Diamondbacks 2. Jeremy Hermida, OF, Marlins 3. Jeff Francoeur, OF, Braves 4. Josh Willingham, C/OF, Marlins 5. Edwin Encarnacion, 3B, Reds 6. Curtis Granderson, OF, Tigers 7. Matt Murton, OF, Cubs 8. Dioner Navarro, C, Dodgers 9. Prince Fielder, 1B, Brewers 10. Ryan Zimmerman, 3B, Nationals 11. Mike Jacobs, 1B/C, Marlins 12. Kenji Johjima, C, Mariners 13. Chris Duffy, OF, Pirates 14. Brian Anderson, OF, White Sox 15. Yuniesky Betancourt, SS, Mariners 16. Ronny Cedeno, SS, Cubs 17. Hanley Ramirez, SS, Marlins 18. Ian Kinsler, 2B, Rangers 19. Andy Marte, 3B, Indians 20. Eric Reed, OF, Marlins 21. Josh Barfield, 2B, Padres 22. Chris Aguila, OF, Marlins 23. Carlos Quentin, OF, Diamondbacks 24. Val Majewski, OF, Orioles 25. Jason Kubel, OF, Twins 26. Chris Young, OF, Diamondbacks 27. Willy Aybar, 3B, Dodgers 28. Stephen Drew, SS, Diamondbacks 29. Nick Markakis, OF, Orioles 30. Ben Johnson, OF, Padres 31. Chris Denorfia, OF, Reds 32. Adrian Gonzalez, 1B, Padres 33. B.J. Upton, SS, Devil Rays 34. Gabe Gross, OF, Brewers 35. Brad Eldred, 1B, Pirates 36. Andre Ethier, OF, Dodgers 37. Justin Huber, 1B/C/DH, Royals 38. Chris Snelling, OF, Mariners 39. Ryan Garko, 1B/C, Indians 40. Guillermo Quiroz, C, Blue Jays 41. Jerry Owens, OF, White Sox 42. Jeff Mathis, C, Angels 43. Denard Span, OF, Twins 44. Billy Butler, DH, Royals 45. Kendry Morales, 1B/OF, Angels 46. Anderson Hernandez, 2B/SS, Mets 47. Delmon Young, OF, Devil Rays 48. Jeff Salazar, OF, Rockies 49. Andy Green, IF, Diamondbacks 50. Ryan Shealy, 1B, Rockies 51. Freddie Bynum, IF/OF, A's Pitchers: 1. Zach Duke, Pirates 2. Felix Hernandez, Mariners 3. Justin Verlander, Tigers 4. Scott Baker, Twins 5. Francisco Liriano, Twins 6. Paul Maholm, Pirates 7. Anthony Reyes, Cardinals 8. Jason Vargas, Marlins 9. Bobby Jenks, White Sox 10. Matt Cain, Giants 11. Brandon McCarthy, White Sox 12. Clay Hensley, Padres 13. Jonathan Papelbon, Red Sox 14. Ian Snell, Pirates 15. Rich Hill, Cubs 16. Josh Johnson, Marlins 17. Dustin McGowan, Blue Jays 18. Scott Olsen, Marlins 19. Joel Zumaya, Tigers 20. Anibal Sanchez, Marlins 21. Travis Bowyer, Marlins 22. J.P. Howell, Royals 23. Chuck James, Braves 24. Chad Billingsley, Dodgers 25. John Maine, Mets 26. Dana Eveland, Brewers 27. Yusmeiro Petit, Marlins 28. Gavin Floyd, Phillies 29. Hayden Penn, Orioles 30. Hong-Chih Kuo, Dodgers 31. Dustin Nippert, D-backs 32. Brian Bannister, Mets 33. Jason Hirsh, Astros 34. Craig Hansen, Red Sox 35. Angel Guzman, Cubs 36. Elizardo Ramirez, Reds 37. Jered Weaver, Angels 38. Jon Lester, Red Sox 39. Boof Bonser, Twins 40. Brandon League, Blue Jays 41. Alay Soler, Mets 42. Jose Capellan, Brewers 43. Jason Hammel, Devil Rays 44. Bobby Basham, Reds 45. Edwin Jackson, Devil Rays 46. Abe Alvarez, Red Sox 47. Justin Germano, Reds 48. Jermaine Van Buren, Red Sox 49. Anthony Lerew, Braves link to entire article: here

QUOTE(retro1983hat @ Feb 23, 2006 -> 06:20 PM) I am still a little nervous that we are going to see Bobby get touched up quite a bit this year, but hey, who knows. blasphamy! burn em at the stake!