whitesoxfan99

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You are getting Giles, Galindo (who is not 15th in any ranking that I have seen and is 45th at Insiders), and almost assuredly Downs. Where have you seen that Chalmers is committing, I know he took an unofficial but I have not seen anything saying he will commit to KU.

He didn't get the shot off in .4 seconds but it did beat the buzzer. If you watch the clock it didn't start right as Fisher touched the ball.

Hopefully he pitches the second game. I'll be on my way home from Champaign tomorrow afternoon.

Right now I agree that Duncan is the games best player but over the previous 5 years it was clearly Shaq.

And thats because fans don't show up to the ballpark, we play in a bad division, and no one cares about the White Sox nationally. You know why the Yankees, Cubs, and Red Sox get the most coverage, because they have the biggest fan bases and are the marquee teams. Why would ESPN give the White Sox coverage at this point in the year? In August and September if we are still in the race we will get more coverage just as we did last year.

Yeah, because there are reasons to hate the Spurs. Their players don't always play good defense, they don't always give 100%, they have problems off the court, and they are a bunch of babies on it. Oh wait that is the Lakers I'm describing. Give me a f***ing break, the Spurs are a class organization. Watch any of the Lakers after a call goes against them, they b**** no matter what, except for Shaq. They act as if a crime has been commited against them if a call goes the other wait. And I want to see Kobe win a ring once he doesn't have Shaq who is clearly who won that team those titles. What basis is there to say Kobe is the best player in the NBA. He is the only star player to never get double teamed. How do you figure he is better than Duncan, he only has one more title and he has been playing with the true best player in the NBA over the last 5 years.

I hate NBA officials. Tim Duncan gets hacked constantly and nothing, Slavado MEdvawhothef***cares doesn't get touched on a reverse layup that he almost airballs and of course thats a foul. Shaq does nothing but stand in the lane for the entire 24 second clock and there was not one 3 second violation tonight. On a side note, Kobe is a very good player but I'm getting sick of everyone fawning over the guy. He is guarded one on one on every possession. If Jordan would have never been double teamed he would have never been stopped.

Wow, another thread talking about how the media is biased against the Sox. We sure haven't had one of those for a while. :banghead

Man don't you just hate it when people contradict themselves by quoting passages from the Bible. Previous Thread But we should take everything the Bible says as verbatim. Seeing as how you said that a murderer can still be saved if he "finds" Jesus. But in this passage it clearly says the opposite. I have a question for the people here who truly believe that God has already chosen who will be damned even though they have circumstances they can't control like living being before Jesus came, or by practicing another religion. Why would you choose to worship such a God? Is a God who does not see all people as equal in his eyes (which he clearly doesn't if some are saved and others aren't based on what religion they follow) truly worthy of such worship?

Yeah, about your avatar, why is the smilie laying on its side.

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I disagree. With a healthy roster, yes the Hornets should win 50 games. However, he had Mashburn out for all but 19 games, Alexander missed the season, Baron Davis was banged up down the stretch, and David Wesley had a ton of injury problems this year as well.

He was also coaching some of the most talent deficient teams in NBA history. When Toni Kukoc is your best player and Khalid El-Amin gets playing time you have issues. The best player he coached Ron Artest never developed as a Bull, and Elton Brand=overrated (he should be a #3 scoring option).

Eckersley was actually a pretty damn good starter early in his career. He had a 20 win season and 8 out of his 11 years as a starter he had an ERA of under 4 with three of those years being under a 3.00 ERA.

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No, I wasn't recruited and I haven't recruited anyone else. I'm a loner.

I actually wanted to use it while you were having your argument with irish but the thread got closed before I could. As for this thread, I still state that while I would prefer a better closer, I don't think we have an option that is clearly better than Koch at this time.

I preface this by saying this is a joke. *runs away from his computer*

Seems to me that they have that time. It's not like they wake up at school. If they want to pray they have plenty of time before school, in between classes, during lunch, and after school. No one says you can't get in a group and pray before school starts, in fact there was a group of students that did just that at my high school.

I'm still not sure. My other problem is I don't see a clear cut option to replace him. Politte has a horrible track record as a closer. We can give Shingo a chance but who knows how that will go. I find Marte more valuable to the team as a set up man/closer. And I'm not a big proponent of the closer by committee.

Tony Parker will soon be the best PG in the NBA. That is all.

I'll answer it this way. Do I have confidence in Koch? Not really. Has he done anything to lose his job as the closer? Not yet.

I would have had no problem paying him 4-5 but you're right he does look pretty bad so far.