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I wouldn't mind Huff either Yahtzee, any1 on my team take ur fancy?

The trade is official now, By Len Pasquarelli ESPN.com And now the second shoe has fallen. Just one day after Clinton Portis agreed to the largest contract ever awarded a running back, ESPN.com has learned that Champ Bailey approved a landmark cornerback deal with Denver on Tuesday night that will result in the two players switching teams later this week. The Washington Redskins star and four-time Pro Bowl performer will sign a seven-year, $63 million contract, the final piece of the puzzle in the trade that will send Bailey and a second-round draft choice to the Denver Broncos in exchange for Portis. The contact, the largest ever for a cornerback, includes an $18 million signing bonus and roster bonuses that total $5 million.

Soccer jerseys for me.

Sum1 can merge this with the otha thread if they want. Knew about Dempsey, not about Krapov though, it's about time they got rid of him. I'd expect Daze to go next if we got a suitable offa.

Man I feel sorry for ya, roomin with a Scrubs fan.

Damn that's a lot of tapes. Any particular fav episode?

Yeah I thought she was graduating this year and then teaching Calculus sumwhere.

Blame ur roomate. We all were in da draft.

At least he said Heather and not Lee this time.

I'm not goin to make trade offa's to any1 since I'm happy with who I got, but I will look at offa's otha's giv to me. I'm always up for a trade.

Mr. Zero recommended this site to me, I haven't really downloaded much but there are a lot of things u can from it.

And another Hawks trade, LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Los Angeles Kings acquired defenseman Nathan Dempsey from Chicago on Tuesday, giving the Blackhawks a fourth-round pick in the 2005 draft and future considerations. Dempsey, 29, had eight goals and 17 assists in 58 games for Chicago this season and led the Blackhawks in average ice time at 23 minutes, 47 seconds. He had 30 penalty minutes. The 6-foot, 191-pound Dempsey had five goals, 23 assists in 67 games for the Blackhawks last season, his first full year in the NHL. Toronto selected him 245th overall in the 1992 draft. He made his NHL debut with the Maple Leafs during the 1996-97 season and remained in the organization until signing with Chicago in July 2002. ``Nathan fits in well with our current group of defensemen,'' Kings general manager Dave Taylor said. ``He is mobile and he moves the puck well. He has a good, all-around game, and we like that he has played in all situations with Chicago this season.''

No it isn't, but it is still a very possible option. I wouldn't discount KW tradin him if we got a very nice offa from a team still in contention like Oakland or LA.

Is Robert Person the next Esteban Loaiza? YES

Brunson Burner!!!!!!

Excellent resigning, bout time Damaso was rewarded for his stellar pitching over the last 2 years. Nice to hav him locked up for a few years now.

Minny are idiots if they do this. Just think Bears fans, sign a RB in FA and a DE and u guys r real contenders, although I dunno if Moss is really needed when u already hav Booker, Terrell, Wade and Gage.

U can offa me sumthin Southsider, I'm pretty happy with who I got.

I hope u just didn't think of that.

2nd pick, very, very nice guarantees me Pujols or Pay-Rod.

1. San Diego Chargers - Eli Manning, QB, Ole Miss 2. Oakland Raiders - Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Pittsburgh 3. Arizona Cardinals - Ben Roethlisberger, QB, Miami (OH) 4. New York Giants - Robert Gallery, OT, Iowa 5. Washington Redskins - Kellen Winslow, TE, Miami 6. Detroit Lions - Sean Teaylor, S, Miami 7(coin). Atlanta Falcons - Roy Williams, WR, Texas 7(coin). Cleveland Browns - Shane Andrews, OT, Arkansas 9. Jacksonville Jaguars - Will Smith, DE, Ohio St. 10. Houston Texans - Kenechi Udeze, DE, USC 11. Pittsburgh Steelers - Steven Jackson, RB, Oregon St. 12. New York Jets - D.J. Williams, LB, Miami 13. Buffalo Bills - Tommie Harris. DT, Oklahoma 14. Chicago Bears - Kevin Jones, RB, Virginia Tech 15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Reggie Williams, WR, Washington 16. San Francisco 49ers - Vince Wilfork, DT, Miami 17. Cincinnati Bengals - Chris Gamble, CB, Ohio State 18. New Orleans Saints - DeAngelo Hall, CB, Virginia Tech 19. Minnesota Vikings - Derrick Strait, CB, Oklahoma 20. Miami Dolphins - Philip Rivers, QB, North Carolina State 21. New England Patriots (via Baltimore) - Jonathan Vilma, LB, Miami 22. Dallas Cowboys - Chris Perry, RB, Michigan 23. Seattle Seahawks - DE, DT, LB, WR 24. Denver Broncos - DE, DT, CB, S 25. Green Bay Packers - DL, QB(future), WR, LB 26. St. Louis Rams - CB, FS, OL 27. Tennessee Titans - DL, WR, LB, OL 28. Philadelphia Eagles - WR, WR, WR, WR, WR, WR, WR, RB, LB, DL 29. Indianapolis Colts - CB (upgrade), LB, DL 30. Kansas City Chiefs - LB, DB's (Upgrade), DL 31. Carolina Panthers - WR, LB, FS 32. New England Patriots - RB, LB (youth), DL, FS

Damn Murcie can't yell abuse at him no more.

Unless I'm stuck in traffic for an hour, I'll be there too.

From ESPN, and Marvin Benard is invovled too. SAN FRANCISCO -- Barry Bonds received steroids and human growth hormone from a nutritional supplements lab implicated in a steroid-distribution ring, according to information given to federal investigators, the San Francisco Chronicle reported late Monday on its Web site. Investigators also were told that New York Yankees stars Jason Giambi and Gary Sheffield, as well as three other major leaguers and one NFL player, were given steroids, the newspaper reported. Bonds' personal trainer, Greg Anderson, gave the players the drugs from the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, according to information given to the government and shared with the newspaper. The newspaper stated that its information did not "explicitly state" that the athletes used the steroids after obtaining them. Bonds, Giambi and Sheffield, all of whom testified last fall before the grand jury that indicted four men in the alleged steroid-distribution ring, have denied steroid use. The three men declined comment Monday when contacted by the newspaper.; "We continue to adamantly deny that Barry was provided, furnished or supplied any of those substances at any time by Greg Anderson," Bonds' attorney Michael Rains told the newspaper. Sheffield's attorney, Paula Canny, told the paper: "Gary Sheffield has never knowingly ingested a steroid ... and Gary Sheffield has never knowingly applied an anabolic steroid cream to his body." Prosecutors released documents last month saying Anderson told federal agents he gave steroids to several professional baseball players. None of those players was identified in those documents. Anderson's attorney, Tony Serra, said last Friday that Bonds "never took anything illegal" and that the slugger was offered -- but rejected -- a substance at the heart of the government's case against the four indicted men. That substance, according to government documents, was the recently unmasked steroid THG. Anderson has been charged with participating in a steroid-distribution ring that provided performance-enhancing drugs to professional athletes. Also charged have been BALCO founder Victor Conte and the lab's vice president, James Valente, as well as track coach Remi Korchemny. All four have pleaded not guilty and are free on bond. The Chronicle reported that two of Bonds' former teammates -- Marvin Benard of the Chicago White Sox and Kansas City catcher Benito Santiago -- and former Oakland infielder Randy Velarde also received performance-enhancing drugs, as did Oakland Raiders linebacker Bill Romanowski. An anonymous source told the Chronicle that Anderson provided Bonds with steroids and human growth hormone as far back as 2001, when the slugger hit 73 homers to break the single-season record. Bonds has 658 career homers -- 97 shy of Hank Aaron's career mark.

My thoughts too, I also think if Borchard and Reed are both down at Charlotte competitin for a possible outfield spot later in the season, they'll only push each otha to do betta and betta. Good to hav sum healthy competition, even if it's only in da minors.