Jose Abreu

Serious question, do we really know that Piazza used steroids? I wasn't alive during the majority of his Dodger years and I didn't start watching baseball until he had just left the Mets, so I have no knowledge on whether or not he used them.

He is having a very good season, but he'll still have those games where he goes 4-23 from the field and Durant goes 5-9. No, I don't mean those exact numbers, so don't go look them up and try to prove me wrong, but the point is that Westbrook, like Rose, doesn't know when to stop shooting and give the ball to someone else.

QUOTE (bmags @ Feb 9, 2015 -> 11:46 AM) How many games did Westbrook miss? He's having a terrific year too. He's played in 37 of 51 games.

I know this has nothing to do with films (although I guess it has something to do with post count), and I would post it in the help section or something but I don't think anyone would ever read it, so, is this information on the front page correct? I feel like that's a weird time to have so many users online, and my member number is higher than 5306... We have 5,306 registered members Most users ever online was 1,977 on Mar 5, 2014 -> 09:46 AM

QUOTE (raBBit @ Feb 9, 2015 -> 12:54 PM) You two have no shot at beating fathom/flavum. Whichever one of them has more I can't remember which lol. I always get those two confused. I think fathom has more.

QUOTE (LDF @ Feb 8, 2015 -> 09:56 PM) i really don't know what this means, are you meaning zipperneck. like in the movie young frankenstein. Near the end of Young Frankenstein, the enlightened monster's new wife calls him Zipperneck, but he really has a zipper in his neck. i am kinda of confuse here. zipperhead |ˈzipərˌhed| noun US offensive an Asian person.

Didn't step on it, but now that it's on a desk, I can no longer verify that it was on the floor

A pencil is on the floor

Y is x such an under-appreciated letter? It's the Jose Quintana of the alphabet.

Jon Morosi ‏@jonmorosi 5m5 minutes ago To clarify: My sources have not said James Shields has *accepted* offer of 4 years between $72M and $80M. But that is #Padres offer.

Jon Morosi ‏@jonmorosi 8m8 minutes ago Source: #Padres' most recent offer to James Shields was four years and between $72 million and $80 million.

Will do

U make no sense as well

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Jim Bowden ‏@JimBowden_ESPN 46m46 minutes ago James Shields spent all 9 seasons of his career in the AL and that will soon change…#Padres source sounds confident they’ll land Shields

nah

k I will

Robertson was unranked

Hawks beat the Warriors

QUOTE (LittleHurt05 @ Feb 6, 2015 -> 04:02 PM) Serious question from a casual NBA observer. How is Atlanta so good? I look over their roster and it doesn't seem special at all. What am I missing? Team chemistry, I guess. They're basically a bunch of good role players.

Compare the predictions so far to last year's: http://www.soxtalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=90943

I'd say .332/31/128. I expect many more RBI chances with this new lineup.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Feb 6, 2015 -> 01:39 PM) If you've got time to watch a video, I strongly, strongly suggest watching this. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/vaccines...ling-shots.html It will not only set you up with the good done by vaccines but it will give you a very good introduction to the counterpoints and how the science actually deals with them. "Yes this person got sick right after having the vaccine, but the vaccine set off a condition that is genetic and would have been triggered by something else had it not been the vaccine - in fact, that's why some people can't be vaccinated." "Yes, people did get polio from the vaccine for a time, but they switched vaccine formats based on the science to eliminate that". "Here's the basics of what we actually know about autism". ETc. That's a good link, thank you

At least this thread has taught me some new words that begin with an x.