EvilJester99

Its been said RJ has always been a jag off...they debated who was the bigger stroke...RJ or Schilling?? Schilling is just in love with himself and his "Greatness" RJ is just a grumpy fukka.

I think this is a good feature but for some reason I can never get anyone to respond to me around here..... :banghead I love you guys.....ahhhh screw you guys!!

Congrats Gold!!

Paralysis by analysis is what this is beginning to look like with all these friggin stats....

"A sign says Long haired freaky people need not apply"....

The Mets and Delgado's camp are working to put together a meeting late this week, a source told ESPN.com. The meeting is expected to include Delgado, agent David Sloane, Mets GM Omar Minaya and Mets owner Fred Wilpon. Mets are going friggin crazy this offseason if this happens....

Maybe the restrictions on roids will be easier in CanaDuh!!

Thing I am kind of wondering is what are the Sox going to do with Everett once Frank comes back? Are they seriously going to pay him to sit the bench?? Or will they try to trade him or someone else to keep him playing??

Off the topic a little but does anyone know if Bruce still does the "Talking baseball" show and does anyone know when its on next? I haven't heard anything about it in quite some time....

I was checking out the SF board on ESPN and they are saying for the Sox to get Ray Ray they would want Rowand in any deal...Me thinks they need to get off that crack pipe....

I will actually be surprised if Maggs even plays this coming season and if he actually does somehow play I would bet he goes on the DL on and off throughout the year...JMO

I can't check their message boards from my house. I use a Mac and go with internet explorer and it won't allow me to look at their message boards...odd as hell because I can check anything else on there....

I certainly like the bullpen more with Marte in it than not. However, if he can get a solid 2 bagger like Castillo it may be worth it....

Isn't Vizcaino suppose to be awesome against lefty hitters? IIRC thats what was said about him when the Sox got him. Maybe that would sway KW into thinking he could afford to trade Marte...JMO

Beltran being a greedy f*** like his agent...not that I can totally blame him but still...I just hope the Yanks and the Scrubs stay out of the race for him.

Probably tough to get rid of as well but Grilli would have to be on this list as well...

I like reading this....first it was Dye and now AJ. While getting more lucrative offers from other teams, reportedly the Dodgers and the Cardinals, A.J. Pierzynski decided the White Sox were the best fit. -- South Arlington Daily Herald

So what did they have to say about the Sox?? If anything.

Best of luck to Burke....

Yeah but noone was interested in Shingo either last season and how did that work out for the Sox??

I give this offseason thus far a B+ and if they can get Iguchi I will say A- for the fact that Kenny has addressed pretty much every hole the Sox had.

man this just keeps getting better and better... now get Iguchi and this is the most successful offseason in quite a while....

f***ing awesome... this team is ready for the season...if they sign Iguchi it will be all the sweeter but this is most awesome indeed!!!

This doesn't sound promising....from Japanball.com TOKYO, Jan. 6 (19:04) Kyodo Japanese infielder Tadahito Iguchi, who has drawn interest from several major league clubs, and the Chicago White Sox have hit a snag in their negotiations, sources close to him said Thursday. Both sides have failed to narrow the differences over financial terms after the White Sox offered a two-year, $4 million (about 420 million yen) deal and demanded an early response. A person familiar with the talks indicated that Iguchi's side hopes for a deal that at least matches his contract with the Daiei Hawks carrying an annual salary of 240 million yen for 2004. ''The White Sox say they can't wait any more but we can't give them an answer for the offer that we've got,'' he said. The White Sox are reportedly one of five major league clubs interested in acquiring the services of Iguchi, including the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. In his eight-year career with the Hawks, Iguchi, known for his clutch hitting, hit .271 with 149 homers, 507 RBIs and 159 stolen bases in 894 games. He won the Pacific League stolen base title in 2001 and 2003 and is also a four-time All-Star. He made himself available for talks with major league teams after Daiei accepted his request for unconditional release.

Everybody says Olivo called bad games but from what I remember Olivo was always getting calls from the bench wasn't he?? Maybe I am wrong but I always seen him looking in the dugout getting calls....