EvilJester99

QUOTE(Tony82087 @ Jan 18, 2007 -> 01:09 AM) Not of any importance, but in NHL 07 for the 360, I traded Aucoin and a 2nd round pick for Samsonov yesterday, no joke. Its probably the same way Bob Mac got this deal himself.

Rumor from Bob Mac.....would great if true but I am not holding my breath. Got this off Stuy's board. To Montreal: D - Adrian Aucoin To Chicago: LW - Sergei Samsonov D - Craig Rivet More on the rumour Bob just said that the Habs have been speaking to the Blackhawks about Adrian Aucoin, who has another 2 years at 4mil on his deal. The teams would be able to swap problems as Aucoin's been a healthy scratch recently. He said the Habs would be interested since they have so many upcoming FA D-men and would like to have at least one under contract

Why would anyone care about the opinions of the mediots?? They are constantly offbase with most of their predictions...plus the Sox are far from being the "media darlings" that many of the other teams they often pick are. With that said I feel the Sox can compete as long as people are healthy and obviously improve from last season.

QUOTE(Tony82087 @ Jan 16, 2007 -> 11:39 PM) Anyone here the deal about Bulin to Tampa for either Richards or St.Louis? Its on the Main Page message boards. I call BS. I would call that BS as well...The Ning I believe need to shed some salary. I would swing that deal in a heartbeat though. Another thing it seems as though Salmo is actually starting to "get it" and is playing fairly well of late.

Bulin wall was God awful tonight.... 3 of those goals he had decent looks at and just missed them. Given on one of those Buf stopped his feet and got deeked out of his jock but Bulin should have made that save IMO. Another 2 goal lead gone for naught.

I agree I think its safe to say he will probably be shipped once Fields is considered ready.

If the Sox could get Santana and Aybar... I would probably swing that deal. I don't see the Angels doing that one though....

QUOTE(knightni @ Jan 12, 2007 -> 11:38 PM) I hear that they "do" it for each other. Now personally, I would love to be in that sandwich...but thats just me.

Kiera Knightley while a very pretty girl could really use a steak or 2....

All I know is I should have learned to play soccer instead of football....sheesh. 50 Million a year....

Jorja Fox from CSI....she use to be a model and to me very fugly.

I never understood the "love" for Rosie O'Donnell......

QUOTE(GoSox05 @ Jan 11, 2007 -> 12:59 PM) Well i was listening and they said they've been talking lots about the Bears and wanted to take a break. So they start to do Sox talk. Which i was excited about because you dont hear to much this time of year. Than it just turned into a KW hate fest. Is it wasting time if your at work? I love how there is so much hate for KW yet he is the only GM in baseball that has brought a Championship to Chicago....Go figure a Cub fan ripping on the Sox anyway.

NEW YORK -- Barry Bonds failed a test for amphetamines last season and originally blamed it on a teammate, the Daily News reported Thursday. Bonds is still under investigation as to whether he perjured himself when he testified in 2003 that he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs. When first informed of the positive test, Bonds attributed it to a substance he had taken from teammate Mark Sweeney's locker, the New York City newspaper said, citing several unnamed sources. "I have no comment on that," Bonds' agent Jeff Borris told the Daily News on Wednesday night. "Mark was made aware of the fact that his name had been brought up," Sweeney's agent Barry Axelrod told the Daily News. "But he did not give Barry Bonds anything, and there was nothing he could have given Barry Bonds." Bonds, who has always maintained he never has tested positive for illegal drug use, is already under investigation for lying about steroid use. A federal grand jury is investigating whether the 42-year-old Bonds perjured himself when he testified in 2003 in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative steroid distribution case that he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs. The San Francisco Giants slugger told a 2003 federal grand jury that he believed his trainer Greg Anderson had provided him flaxseed oil and arthritic balm, not steroids. Under baseball's amphetamines policy, which went into effect last season, players are not publicly identified for a first positive test. A second positive test for amphetamines results in a 25-game suspension. The first failed steroids test costs a player 50 games. Bonds did not appeal the positive test, which made him subject to six drug tests by MLB over the next six months, according to the Daily News. "We're not in a position to confirm or deny, obviously," MLB spokesman Rich Levin told the Daily News. According to the newspaper, Sweeney learned of the Bonds' positive test from Gene Orza, chief operating officer of the Major League Baseball Players Association. Orza told Sweeney, the paper said, that he should remove any troublesome substances from his locker and should not share said substances. Sweeney said there was nothing of concern in his locker, according to the Daily News' sources. An AP message for Sweeney was not immediately returned late Wednesday. The Giants are still working to finalize complicated language in the slugger's $16 million, one-year contract for next season -- a process that has lasted almost a month since he agreed to the deal Dec. 7 on the last day of baseball's winter meetings. The language still being negotiated concerns the left fielder's compliance with team rules, as well as what would happen if he were to be indicted or have other legal troubles. Borris has declined to comment on the negotiations. He didn't immediately return a message from the AP on Wednesday night. The 42-year-old Bonds is set to begin his 15th season with the Giants only 22 home runs shy of surpassing Hank Aaron's career record of 755. Bonds, considered healthy again following offseason surgery on his troublesome left elbow, has spent 14 of his 21 big-league seasons with San Francisco and helped the Giants draw 3 million fans in all seven seasons at their waterfront ballpark. After missing all but 14 games in 2005 following three operations on his right knee, Bonds batted .270 with 26 homers and 77 RBIs in 367 at-bats in 2006. He passed Babe Ruth to move into second place on the career home run list May 28. Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press

I always thought Marge Simpson and her tall blue hair was hot!!

QUOTE(EvilMonkey @ Jan 6, 2007 -> 01:53 PM) OK, if we are talking off the wall here, the woman in the overstock.com commercials. When she's laying on the bed talking about the 'big o', I'm thinking 'yeah, I got your big O right here, baby!' Sabine Ehrenfeld is her name and yes she is super hot!! I have a strange attraction to the woman who does the Hughesnet commercials.....

Tallon needs to do something to shake this team up b4 its too late.

This could make getting Prospal that much easier to get now.. maybe! PROSPAL, TORTORELLA BUTT HEADS. TSN.CA: Darren Dreger reported Thursday multiple sources confirms Tampa Bay Lightning forward Vaclav Prospal and head coach John Tortorella had a "heated exchange" on the bench during the club's 5-2 loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday. They discussed the rift between periods and "finished the game without further incident". Spector's Note: The pressure is on the struggling Bolts this season, and with rumours of a possible trade hanging over Prospal and Ruslan Fedotenko it's no surprise that something like this should occur. Tortorella isn't going anywhere, so this incident could increase the likelihood of Prospal getting moved before the deadline.

Mine are some Anime and other things... Trinity Blood Inuyasha Ghost in the Shell Eureka 7 Samurai Champloo Afro Samurai Scrubs CSI Law & Order SVU Grey's MXC any BlackHawks Games.....

Too bad I was kind of hoping Tallon would go after this guy... THE PHOENIX COYOTES HAVE DEALT FORWARD MIKE COMRIE TO THE OTTAWA SENATORS IN EXCHANGE FOR CENTRE ALEXEI KAIGORODOV. Spector's Note: My thanks to all of you who sent this in. Analysis upcoming on my blog.

Only movie in theaters I am interested in going to see is "The Good Shepherd".

For the first 2 periods the Hawks didn't look to have much of anything going. Plus giving up all those penelties including 3, 5 on 3's tends to get you behind quickly. Thankfully they only fell behind 1 to nothing. The 3rd came and the Hawks looked like a totally different team. Glad to see them pull this game out considering the Blues have actually been playing a lot better themselves and the Hawks have somewhat dropped off.

Prayers and thoughts go out to you and yours SSI.

Bondra could play Sunday?? He has accompanied the team to Columbus. http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sp...s-home-headline s

This possible deal with TB could get interesting to say the least...Hope Tallon can get something done sooner than later. Given you can't put a lot of stock into Eklund though. Hawks interested in Fedotenko and Prospal (e3) Today @ 8:34 AM ET | Comments (0) The Lightning placed Dmitry Afanasenakov and Andreas Karlsson on waivers in a move that may be a pre-curser to a major trade. The Hawks are reportedly very interested in Fedotenko and Prospal, "but this trade could escalate beyond this," I am told. The Lightning are looking at defensemen, but neither Seabrook or Keith are available at that price. I will continue to look into this while I am relaxing and enjoying the beautiful weather down here in Longboat Key Florida. Last night I had a great dinner in St. Armand's Circle. It was a perfect evening. I started to feel that odd feeling of relaxation. I will be on XM at noon today with the guys on Home Ice 204. Ek [email protected]