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cut it out, joey.

is just trying to pad his post count.

i think the 14th joey

andy sipowicz is one of my all time favorite tv characters. he said things i wished i could say.

A lot of nuthin' from this guy so far. #FAIL

What kind of bunter is Johnny g.? Could be a helpful asset if he learns how to use it to his advantage.

Are those stats taking into consideration Chicago and the LAPD?

US leads 4-1 after day one. Day two matches are on the Golf Channel right now. Adam Scott is using a traditional putter, and it's kicking his butt.

ha ha, putting the fun back in disfunctional.

i wish someone would have shot him in the parking lot before he turned on to the street.

i figured this thread would require a suicide watch for some of the regular posters here. hope everyone is accounted for and doing okay.

oh, i've been itching to say it . . . HAVE AT IT, LIBS!!!

leave john stamos out of this, you commie. what'd he ever do to you?!?

maybe it's just me, but i find it hard to get alarmed about the temp going up 0.11 C in a decade.

nate, i'm surprised every other guy in wisconsin doesn't already look like that.

i've tasted regular beer, but never an ipa. you've got me curious.

so. greinke?

that, and the restraining order.

i wonder if lucic will get suspended.

i tried to look up stats for eckstein as a leadoff hitter (and failed miserably). what i found was that his average was usually a solid .280+ and his obp at least .339 (except towards the end of his career. what i was hoping to find was something that said "here's his obp as a leadoff hitter", but i couldn't find that on baseball reference.com. what i remember as a fan was that he was pretty green when he arrived in anaheim and there were a lot of doubts about him hitting leadoff. he made it work and was a terrific table setter for us for his time here. i don't know if he evolved as a better hitter or not as it looks like he didn't have any major league experience prior to being on the angels. in my heart, i'd like to believe that players can improve, and we know that confidence shown in them can go a long way. maybe that's what johnny g. needs, or maybe he won't ever be any better than what he is now. would it be unreasonable to give johnny g. the job as leadoff hitter next year and see how it goes? i'm not really sure he could do any worse than aybar, though that sets the bar extremely low.

i think you've written a nice explanation of why being a baseball manager is a lot harder than most of us will admit.

i like his hair. that's why i had that hair style back in the late 70s.

make sure you look through the papers on his/her desk while he/she isn't looking. clients enjoy that quite a bit.

i despise the very air that you breathe, you pseudo cheesehead.

they look terrible. puck control and pressure in the sharks zone has been rare.