LL is happy.

I doubt that the Phillies saw anything coming with Cliff. The simple idea of having Halladay on your team is golden. Even worth getting rid of Cliff Lee.

Also, sliding into home probably wouldn't make that much of a difference, because home plate is flat.

And the Rays aren't the only team that should worry about their bullpen. My team, the Cubs, have a lot to worry about with Marmol's control. The Yankees' bullpen seems to also have some trouble, since Chan Ho Park and that other fella couldn't keep the Red Sox from taking the lead. After all, you can't have Rivera get the save if you already gave up the lead.

All I can say is, "GO BREWERS!"

*ahem*

What is this I don't even...

Words are meaningless to me. (We don't play Baseball here. I still can't believe one of America's favorite sports is a glorified version of Rounders though.) Have a good game of footy

[chews on baseball]

Whaa?

Also, sliding into home probably wouldn't make that much of a difference, because home plate is flat.

You could get stepped on.

Also, sliding into home probably wouldn't make that much of a difference, because home plate is flat.

You could get stepped on.

As if you couldn't by sliding feet-first?

Also, sliding into home probably wouldn't make that much of a difference, because home plate is flat.

You could get stepped on.

As if you couldn't by sliding feet-first?

Hands hurt worse, plus more bones so they heal slower.

Also, sliding into home probably wouldn't make that much of a difference, because home plate is flat.

You could get stepped on.

As if you couldn't by sliding feet-first?

Hands hurt worse, plus more bones so they heal slower.

I played baseball, got stepped on, nao I play Hockey, no stepping.

I played baseball, got stepped on, nao I play Hockey, no stepping.

It's true.

Also, THE WORLD IS ENDING!!! THE PIRATES WON!!

I played baseball, got stepped on, nao I play Hockey, no stepping.

It's true.

 

Also, THE WORLD IS ENDING!!! THE PIRATES WON!!

They always win on opening day. No Armageddon fears needed.

I played baseball, got stepped on, nao I play Hockey, no stepping.

It's true.

 

Also, THE WORLD IS ENDING!!! THE PIRATES WON!!

They always win on opening day. No Armageddon fears needed.

Yup, they rock at first, the comes the deadline....

I played baseball, got stepped on, nao I play Hockey, no stepping.

It's true.

 

Also, THE WORLD IS ENDING!!! THE PIRATES WON!!

They always win on opening day. No Armageddon fears needed.

Yup, they rock at first, the comes the deadline....

That's why I always challenge anyone who likes baseball to name three people on the current Pirates roster. So far no one has been able to do it.

Paul Maholm, Zach Duke, and Andrew McCutchen.

I prolly got it 'cause I live here .

I played baseball, got stepped on, nao I play Hockey, no stepping.

Yeah, but what about crashing into the boards?

Also, sliding into home probably wouldn't make that much of a difference, because home plate is flat.

You could get stepped on.

As if you couldn't by sliding feet-first?

Hands hurt worse, plus more bones so they heal slower.

You need to walk on feet. I had my ankle sprained when a 300 pound guy crushed my leg.

The Cubs game was pitiful. Zambrano and the Braves' pitcher were each given an unreasonably small strike zone from the umpire, and those bloop singles in the first should have been left to Byrd and the infielders should have stayed in the infield. It didn't help that the umpires couldn't spot the Braves' outfielder dropping the ball, or that Samardzija was brought into the game. If it were up to me, I'd have put in John Grabow, a good, reliable reliever who we got at the deadline from the Pirates.

Speaking of Pirates, umm...

McCutchen... Kevin Hart... and...

I can't bring a third to mind.

Hope you don't mind me saying this, but I don't think Huntington's a very good GM.

Huntington is nothing. See Jim Hendry.

Hope you don't mind me saying this, but I don't think Huntington's a very good GM.

Ya, he sucks.

He's prolly gonna let Cutch go. >

Also bannah and avi. B)