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Lame, this is

He seems pretty unlikeable on TV as well.

Well you could just get a new battery.

We're still agreed no spoilers here before Friday though, right?

Cruz can't beat Hillary. I'm not sure anybody can beat Hillary, but Rubio has the best chance. Possibly Christie.

As a theist, I believe both of these things: 1) Satan uses religion to spread bad words and deeds all over the world, and would be less successful in doing so without religion 2) God uses religion to spread good words and deeds all over the world, and would be less successful in doing so without religion

My espn.com Bowl confidence picks 42 Virginia Tech 41 Arkansas 40 California 39 Bowling Green 38 Arizona 37 Appalachian State 36 Washington 35 Louisiana State 34 Boise State 33 Georgia 32 Mississippi State 31 Western Michigan 30 Marshall 29 Western Kentucky 28 Utah State 27 Minnesota 26 West Virginia 25 Stanford 24 Mississippi 23 Navy 22 North Carolina A&T 21 Memphis 20 Colorado State 19 Michigan 18 Southern Cal 17 San Diego State 16 Arkansas State 15 San Jose State 14 Washington State 13 Temple 12 Louisville 11 Indiana 10 North Carolina 9 Notre Dame 8 Oregon 7 Brigham Young 6 Houston 5 Northwestern 4 Nebraska 3 Clemson 2 Michigan State 1 Cotton Bowl Winner

Not surprised that he won, but he was nowhere near the best player in the country. I'd have voted McCaffrey first and Reynolds second.

I'm going Saturday afternoon at 3:30. My local theater had 90% of the showtimes listed as 3-D.

Amazed to see this thing back again.

Back in 2007, a year before our first child was born, we bought a house in what we knew to be a poor school district because the property taxes were very low and it was a 4 mile commute to work for me. The plan at the time was to sell and move after 5 years, before any kids were in school. Housing market immediately crashed and here we are 8½ years later, still without enough equity in the house to be able to afford a down payment on another house. Between the slight market recovery, and money we've been able to save since we became a two income family again almost a year ago, we expect to finally be able to move to the neighboring (and much better) school district next year, though our price range will be about 10-15% lower than what we had hoped.

The average offensive output for a RF is much higher than the average offensive output for a 3B. If your RF and 3B are putting up similar offensive stats, then your 3B is much better compared to average. Lawrie has also had both good and bad defensive years and plays both 3B and 2B. Avi has had only bad defensive years and plays only RF. Since LaRoche is a sunk cost, at this point the best case scenario is a LaRoche/Avi DH platoon (yes, it will be bad to use up two roster spots just for DH).

Need to get the old Cutler back for the end of the season to get that top ten pick.

As many as it takes until nobody wants to make any more picks.

Jaylon Smith?

Not really a gamble for two reasons 1) Sox didn't give up anything of value 2) A bad year by Lawrie still makes the Sox better at 3B than they have been in a while

Yeah, someone like Frazier, who is a 3-4 WAR guy, but will be with the Sox for at least 3 years. Hard to see the Sox giving up an assets like Anderson for any less time.

If Frazier were under team control for 3 years, maybe, but not for just 2.

FINALLY!! THE BIG OFFSEASON ACQUISITION WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!!

I agree. There is really nowhere to go but up at 3B. As long as good prospects aren't used to get him, there's really no downside.

Record highs expected here Saturday-Sunday.

Nobody is going to trade for LaRoche. I'll repeat it every day this thread has life if necessary.

Keep this in mind if you are voting in a Democratic primary: Hillary is such a lying, conniving b**** that I'll even vote for somebody as insane as Trump or Cruz if those are the two choices. And I'm not alone. I'm not a fan of a big chunk of Bernie's ideas, but I at least find the man to be trustworthy enough to vote for him over somebody like Trump or Cruz.