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misterfever
Mar 12, 2008
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#41
two words: Fantasy Chess
how do you think the Russian team will do this season, and who should i trade Kasporov for 
lets see how about Barry Bonds even up...................................please take him
steroids got to his brain how is he going to play chess like Gary
the same way he played ball for years CHEAT
So he is going to juice his queen. hahahahawheezehaha
LOL maybe so
or is he going to cork his rooks and pawns
i know how that affects a bat, but how does a corked pawn work? eh who cares i'll take one. if youre not cheatin youre not tryin. (just kidding, for any assholes out there who are going to think im serious)
Make way for another Fightin' Phils fan... We'll resume to our regularly scheduled disappointment upon post-season play....
Phillies need Pete Rose to bring then back to life, it worked once why not again right
6-1 odds say he'd spark them to at least the Series...
even after25 yrs... and a prison term... and lifetime ban...
even after25 yrs... and a prison term... and lifetime ban...
OSUBUCKEYE wrote: Phillies need Pete Rose to bring then back to life, it worked once why not again right
Phillies need pitching--who don't. And Charlie to start "kicking some butt".
monalisa wrote: Sell sell sell him to anyone, get rid of him and he is not even in the shadow of Brooks Robinson or Greg Nettles. Kick the bum out, and the Yanks will profit. Same with a certain not to be named player for SF get rid of him!! Send him to bean town but they can't even afford him with the debacle of the big dig :)-
1. the owners of the red sox are in no way paying for any work contracted out by the massachusetts department of transportation.
2. i dont think that the red sox have a problem paying for players, considering they have the second highest payroll in baseball. and they did a lot more with the second highest payroll than the yankees did with the highest, didnt they?
I would say they have done a phenomenal amount more then the Yankees, as the second highest paying team
Just wait till after this season, when Boston makes the playoffs, and NYY doesn't!
My pieces are on steroids
"Ninety percent I'll spend on good times, women, and Irish whiskey.
The other ten percent I'll probably waste."
- Phillies pitcher Tug McGraw, on his plans for his $75,000 salary (God Bless him!!!!)
http://mlbcontracts.blogspot.com/ is a GREAT site re: baseball contracts. I now know why all the little league parents are so annoying:
Total Value
The most lucrative contracts in baseball history, by total value:
The most lucrative contracts in baseball history, by total value:
- Alex Rodriguez, $275,000,000 (2008-17)
- Alex Rodriguez, $252,000,000 (2001-10)
- Derek Jeter, $189,000,000 (2001-10)
- Manny Ramirez, $160,000,000 (2001-08)
- Todd Helton, $141,500,000 (2003-11)
- Johan Santana, $137,500,000 (2008-13)
- Alfonso Soriano, $136,000,000 (2007-14)
- Vernon Wells, $126,000,000 (2008-14)
- Barry Zito, $126,000,000 (2007-13)
- Mike Hampton, $121,000,000 (2001-08)
Oh, and this is just the top 10!
Mar 14, 2008
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#59
I am a long time S.F. Giants fan. I also keep an eye on Tampa Bay due to the fact that their AAA club is located in my hometown (The Durham Bulls). I hope that both of my MLB teams will make a better showing this year.