EvilJester99

Can you imagine what Kris has to be thinking everytime he brings her to any of the teams functions? Geez

Hopefully the teammates would back Kris up and tell her skank ass to hit it. If she offered it up to any of them. She is a whack job no doubt.

When the Mets signed Kris Benson for $22.5 million over three years last month, they might not have fully factored in the Anna Benson factor. On Tuesday's Howard Stern Show, Kris' wife Anna made it clear that she would get more than even with her husband if he slept with a baseball groupie. "I told him -- because that's the biggest thing in athletics, they cheat all the time -- I told him, cheat on me all you want," she said. "If you get caught, I'm going to screw everybody on your entire team, coaches, trainers, players. I would do everybody on his whole team." Anna also took credit for his contract negotiations. Nancy Seaver, she's not.

Hell they're on to me now... gotta find a new gig....

I thought they said they cancelled the new show?

Lenny is my favorite on the whole of Law & Order!!! Fast recovery!!

You mean the A's are willing to GIVE him to the Sox for free?

You mean you were gone?? Welcome back Nuke!!

Sox want to make a serious PR splash...go out and sign Beltran and trade for Hudson. Yes it would be a ton of cash but hell to draw a crowd like they would they would more than make up for it. Plus not to mention the national media would be forced to talk about the White Sox...Yeah I know...Nice pipe dream but hell why not dream because we all know thats all itll be.

Didn't Sheffield also say it was Bonds personal trainer who gave him roids? That of course Sheff used "Unknowingly"...yeah right.

Exactly right, The Yanks are telling those bums in Ari to get their heads out of their collective asses and get serious or lose the deal. I bet they still end up getting RJ.

I doubt it will happen though. How many chances do they give to these bums who are using drugs...Steve Howe anyone?? Darryl Strawberry, Doc Gooden?? And countless others. Heaven forbid though you gamble but drugs are ok. They all deserve to be banned but nope only the gambler.

The thing that was brought up on Mike & Mike is, say Bonds breaks the HR record and it comes out he did in fact use roids. How will it be handled? Will he be booed??

Wow imagine that Giambi used roids....I doubt anyone saw that one coming. Wonder how long b4 they finally get Bariod.

From MLB.COM Angels sign Cuban INF/OF Kendry Morales to six-year contract ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Angels have agreed to terms with INF/OF Kendry Morales, who defected from Cuba last June, on a six-year (2005-2010) Major League contract. The agreement is conditional upon Morales, as a Cuban national, receiving clearance to enter into a contract with the Angels from the U. S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). This announcement was made by Angels' Vice President & General Manager Bill Stoneman. "Kendry projects to be a strong hitter in the middle of a Major League lineup," said Stoneman. "As a young player, he was a major force on an very good Cuban National team." Morales, 21, is a switch-hitter who plays first base, third base and outfield. In 2003, he was the first baseman and cleanup hitter for Cuba in the World Cup international tournament in Havana. His grand slam helped secure Cuba's 6-3 victory over Taiwan in the finals. In the 2003 Cuban baseball season, Morales batted .391 with nine home runs and 42 RBI for the national champion Industrialists. In 2002, at the age of 19, he was the first teenager to star for Cuba's National Team since Omar Linares. He posted 21 home runs and 82 RBI in 85 games that season with the Industrialists. He was banned from baseball in Cuba in 2004 for attempting to leave the country. Morales is currently in the Dominican Republic.

I wonder if Chicago is begining to look a little better to Randy?

Whatever those guys are smoking I want some....friggin insane!!

I believe he also faced the MLB stars while they were there and I believe Matsuzaka pitched great and got the win. IIRC

Boy the guy gets married and to make it worse they make him cry too?? Sheesh some friends LoL

You mean to tell me there is a thing as a "Good" wedding DJ??

I paid about $700 for mine almost 2 yrs ago... so I would say its about average.

I would also bet there is a boat load of cash going to Ari as well though.

Found this on WSI... wondered if anyone else saw this. Apparently Gammons' source in the D-backs is reporting it will happen next week. R.J. for Vasquez, Gordon, and either a minor leaguer from NY or a pitcher from another team.

Well according to this test I don't know jack about Christmas...

There's no hurry-up offense in baseball, but that's how the Indians are approaching the free-agent market this off-season. They met with right-hander Matt Clement on Tuesday for several hours at Jacobs Field after signing closer Bob Wickman and meeting with Jon Lieber, another free agent right-handed starter, last week. What the Indians want to do is score early. They'd like to sign Clement in the near future, while the big-market clubs are distracted with the likes of Pedro Martinez, Randy Johnson and Carl Pavano. "I think it's important for us to try and be aggressive and get the best option we can afford in our market," manager Eric Wedge said. "It's only to our advantage to be aggressive." If the Indians don't get something done in the next couple of weeks, they know it will be harder to compete with big-market clubs should those teams not get the front-line pitchers they want. Clement, Lieber, Brad Radke and Eric Milton are at the top of the Tribe's free-agent wish list. They made an offer to Lieber last week, but it had a expiration date. General Manager Mark Shapiro does not want his offers shopped to other teams. Wedge wouldn't say if the Indians made Clement an offer Tuesday, but agent Barry Axelrod, speaking Monday, expected one to be made. It would have a deadline as well. "Right now, our focus is on Matt Clement," Wedge said. The three-year, $22 million deal the Mets gave Kris Benson last week defined a portion of the landscape for free-agent starters. While the Indians like Lieber, it's believed they prefer Clement because he's younger and throws harder. Along those lines, it's believed the Indians would give Clement a three-year deal where they might not make such a commitment to Lieber. The Yankees, who did not pick up Lieber's $8 million option for 2005, have made him a two-year, $12 million offer. Rex Gary, Lieber's agent, says he expects to keep talking to the Indians. "We've talked seriously with the Indians, and you can read into that what you want and you wouldn't be wrong," Gary said. Texas, besides the Yankees, is one of several clubs interested in Lieber. Shapiro said that just because an expiration date on one of his offers expires, it does not mean negotiations are over. Clement (9-13, 3.68 ERA) made $6 million last year. He's 30 and has spent six years in the big leagues with a 69-75 career record. He has done all his pitching in the National League, spending two seasons in San Diego, one in Florida and the last three with the Cubs. Wedge called Clement a dependable starter "with great stuff, a great arm who has pitched in a championship atmosphere late in the season and in the postseason." Until Shapiro signs a starter, it's unlikely he'll turn his attention to second baseman Ronnie Belliard. How much he spends on a starter will determine Belliard's fate in Cleveland. Belliard is eligible for arbitration and may cost too much. Meanwhile, Belliard is being shopped. Houston, St. Louis and the Cubs are looking for a second baseman. The Indians may have a hard time trading Belliard because he could be a free agent Dec. 20 if he's not offered a contract. But a source said the Indians would not be opposed to tendering Belliard a contract, going to arbitration with him and trading him sometime next season. Link: http://www.cleveland.com/tribe/plaindealer...97119210291.xml