December 10, 200223 yr Author Hmmm, my link seems disfunctional. It leads to mlb.com which is the right site but it only has a blank page. It should be an article about Kochs visit to Chicago. Help, please?
December 10, 200223 yr I love this guys attitude. He just wants the ball in his hands, no ifs ands or butts. If he fails he blames no one but himself, thats just how I like it to be.
December 10, 200223 yr Author Mr Showtime... youre my herooooooo... Can you please show me how to do that? I looked at the BB codes and tried but I couldnt figure it out. What do I put before and after the link?
December 10, 200223 yr When you hit the link button, simply type in what you want the title to be, then hit enter. Then copy the url of the link and paste it into this section and then hit ok. Then just hit post and it will come up.
December 10, 200223 yr now jas the way you say that makes me think of another guy we had here not too long ago with the same attitude.... and look what that did for us.....lol.........im starting to get scared already.....lmao.. koch doesnt have any back problems we should be aware of does he???????
December 10, 200223 yr Lol, I loved Boomer too, but he was known as an ass who got in trouble. Koch don't get in trouble. Still, I love the attitude of pitchers when they put the blame on themselves and want the ball in their hands. The one thing I hated about Foulke is he didn't want to close. He was damn good at it, but you can only be so good if thats something you don't want to do.
December 10, 200223 yr Author Well, jas, I tested that function out in the test forum and immediately deleted it, but it worked, so thats good. As for Boomer, I hated that punk as soon as he jumped on Frank for going down with that torn triceps. What makes the whole thing funnier is that he later went down with a sore back! What a hypocrite... But I know Koch wont do the same. He is a jokester and a great clughouse guy. He will do great and if one of our guys goes down he will not go out in public and rip him. No way...
December 10, 200223 yr Originally posted by ChisoxfnLol, I loved Boomer too, but he was known as an ass who got in trouble. Koch don't get in trouble. Still, I love the attitude of pitchers when they put the blame on themselves and want the ball in their hands. The one thing I hated about Foulke is he didn't want to close. He was damn good at it, but you can only be so good if thats something you don't want to do. You know what's funny as hell? If you looked....just looked...at Koch and Wells...which do you think would get in more trouble with the police? Hmmmm....maybe Koch?
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