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BA recovers, inning over. Let's tie it back up.

Nice play Joe. Get a god damn out and get this inning over with Mark.

Indians lead. WAKE THE f*** UP MARK, f***ING HELL

QUOTE(Gene Honda Civic @ May 30, 2006 -> 07:04 PM) MBINAA :sleep :sleep :sleep :sleep

Hafner rips a double. Get your s*** together Mark!

Cmon PK, gotta make that tag TIE f***IN GAME

Sac fly, 3-1. Cut them off there Mark.

Corners, no one out. LETS GO MARK

Not a good decision there by Dye. Leadoff triple.

3-0 Sox 4-0 Yankees

Um...thanks Victor

Linedrive in the Box Score, Juan

BASE HIT. 2-0 Yankees

Wild pitch, 1-0 Yankees w00t

NICE Yankees out of a bases loaded, 0 out jam

I can watch on Comcast then get a replay of the play on ESPN. Sweet.

QUOTE(Tony82087 @ May 30, 2006 -> 04:50 PM) Anyone still play Goldeneye? Everyone is home from school, and a few of us got out the old 64, and started playing it again. Its amazing how good that game still is.. YOU JUST f***ING INSPIRED ME

QUOTE(iWiN4PreP @ May 30, 2006 -> 04:52 PM) hm. shud i pick him up on my fantasy team? hm. i wonder. I did it about 2-3 weeks ago, it will pay off later IMO

Anyone ever seen 'Primer'? :o

QUOTE(RockRaines @ May 30, 2006 -> 04:16 PM) Basically there are two sides of the fence. The Garland hater side that will turn on anything that is underproducing after the first quarter of the season. And the people who believe in the player's development, and the managements decisions. There really is no way for the two sides to debate. Ooo fun, I can slant that to my side too Side 1 - Realistic about Garlands performance, points out his flaws. Is happy when he succeeds, realizes when he is struggling. Side 2 - Rides Garlands jock for whatever he does, fails to realize when he struggles. At least describe the 2 sides fairly.

QUOTE(RockRaines @ May 30, 2006 -> 03:39 PM) Its so funny that Javier Vazquez can do no wrong on this board, and is called the next Ace, yet posts a similar career ERA to Garland and gets paid more money. Seems to be holding true so far, no?

QUOTE(greasywheels121 @ May 30, 2006 -> 02:50 PM) Did anyone see that HR Prince Fielder hit last night in Pittsburgh? Haha...CRUSHED

QUOTE(Kalapse @ May 29, 2006 -> 07:44 PM) Well, my Grandmother passed away last night, she was 94 and it was expected but that doesn't really seem to make me feel any better. I found out this morning at about 2 AM, I havn't slept since and probably won't be anytime soon. No matter how much you prepare yourself for these things, when it finally happens it's hard to not let it adversely affect you. So sorry to hear that Kalapse.

White Sox AL Offense ranks: Runs: 4th HR: 1st AVG: 5th OBP: 5th SLG: 3rd OPS: 2nd

The field ahead of Thome. How high can you see him going? Rank Player HR 1. H Aaron 755 2. B Bonds* 715 3. B Ruth 714 4. W Mays 660 5. S Sosa 588 6. F Robinson 586 7. M McGwire 583 8. H Killebrew 573 9. R Palmeiro 569 10. R Jackson 563 11. M Schmidt 548 12. K Griffey* 542 13. M Mantle 536 14. J Foxx 534 15. W McCovey 521 15. T Williams 521 17. E Banks 512 17. E Mathews 512 19. M Ott 511 20. E Murray 504 21. L Gehrig 493 21. F McGriff 493 23. S Musial 475 23. W Stargell 475 25. D Winfield 465 26. J Canseco 462 27. F Thomas* 457 28. G Sheffield* 453 29. C Yastrzemski 452 30. J Thome* 450 *=active