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I'm going even faster than I was before.

I'll start flooding again too.

QUOTE(Cloudyguy09 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 06:09 PM) i get about 60 every 15 seconds and i click the s*** outta my mouse so im pretty sure ur not the only one voting that ur counting I know what I'm doing.

QUOTE(Cloudyguy09 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 06:08 PM) scottpodrules is flooding the same time u r i think ur counting his votes with yours I haven't flooded for 15 minutes now.

QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 06:07 PM) It's WCIU Which means no HD.

QUOTE(Cloudyguy09 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 06:06 PM) how the hell did u do that? I have my ways.

I got on a roll. About 100 votes per 15 seconds.

Who's the left-fielder on your All-City team? 79.3% Scott Podsednik, White Sox (10031 responses) 1.0% Todd Hollandsworth, Cubs (127 responses) 19.7% Jason Dubois, Cubs (2490 responses) 12648 total responses I got him up over 10,000.

I'm well over 200 votes per minute when I use the buttons on my laptop.

QUOTE(WHarris1 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 05:19 PM) Haha same here I just hold it in my hand and watch tv while clicking. Exactly you can sit back and watch the Sox game while flooding the poll.

I was around 180 a minute. I have a wireless mouse so I can move it around alot more.

Nobody else flood right now, I wanna see how many I can do in a minute.

Alright b****es the new IP did the trick. I'm backing voting.

I switched to a different server and changed the IP to my laptop. This might work.

QUOTE(ScottPodRulez22 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 04:53 PM) yah me too. I guess they somehoe stoped the most active people. I think they blocked my IP seeing how I started the flooding this year.

For some reason it's not working for me.

Who's the left-fielder on your All-City team? 70.8% Scott Podsednik, White Sox (2442 responses) 0.5% Todd Hollandsworth, Cubs (16 responses) 28.7% Jason Dubois, Cubs (990 responses) 3448 total responses

Why the f*** is Jason Dubois' votes jumping by 10 per second and Pods isn't even moving.

Wow. Looks like a f***ing movie poster. Excellent work.

QUOTE(Dam8610 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 04:05 PM) Okay. I kind of thought the likelihood of the youngsters being traded was slim, but what about Freel? He'd fit perfectly with the "smallball" philosophy, with his .406 OBP and 21 SB, and he's 29 years old, so it's not like he's a top prospect or anything. Freel is a little older but he is cheap and plays a ton of positions.

QUOTE(Cloudyguy09 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 03:53 PM) david schwimmer is he a sox fan or royals fan? how do you know hes gunna be there? I don't know or care if he even follows baseball, my comment was an extention of a previous rant in a previous thread on a similar subject.

QUOTE(sayitaintso @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 02:38 PM) He WAS a starting pitcher in the minor leagues, from that standpoint he didn't turn out how he was expected to. When we called him up he was a starting pitcher and sucked at it so we moved him to relief. In relief he has done well. As a starting pitcher not so well. I love what Neal has done for us this year, but he was susposed to be a good starting pitcher and he just isn't one. He is a good reliever. And since when was the truth ignorant? So after 5 career starts you're ruling out Cotts being a starter. That's not ignorance, that's stupidity. We brought he up from the minors and had him start a few games, he was bad. So like you do with young pitchers in order to get them into major league form you either send them back down and let them work on their stuff on a consitant basis or you let them pitch out of the pen. The Sox felt Cotts was better suited staying up and pitching in relief, which he has done for the past year. Comming into this season there was no need for Cotts in the Starting rotation seeing how we signed El Duque and we wanted a veteran staff. The way McCarthy pitched in spring training he showed that he would be a good 6th starter option. So after all developemnents Cotts was set to pitch out of the pen for this year as well. Unless Cotts becomes some sort of dominate reliever over a long period of time, he will most likely eventually go back to being a starting pitcher. At this point it is not necessary to be grooming him to be a starter, we need more help out of the pen.

WILL NOT BE TRADED---->Felipe Lopez (25 YO) - WILL NOT BE TRADED---->Jorge Cantu (23 YO) Pedro Feliz (30 YO) - WILL NOT BE TRADED---->Bill Hall (25 YO) WILL NOT BE TRADED---->Ryan Freel (29 YO) WILL NOT BE TRADED---->Chad Tracy (25 YO) I don't know why you'd be looking at some top prospects on these teams. Just because they're on bad teams doesn't mean they'll be trade. Freel is a little older but he is cheap and plays a ton of positions. Lopez, Cantu, Hall and Tracey are all top prospects for their respective teams. Bill Hall will be thier for the long hall, most likey moved to 3rd base once J.J. Hardy shows that he can play a reliable SS. Hall, Hardy, Weeks and Fielder, that will be a great infield in the future. Lopez was a former first round pick of the Blue Jays and was part of a four way deal envolving Elmer Dessens when he was good and Erubial Durazo leaving Arizona. He is finally comming into his own at the age of 25 and will not be leaving Cincy. I don't know what the hell San Fran is thinkning so Feliz may be traded.

QUOTE(Cloudyguy09 @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 03:50 PM) im pretty sure he was at the cell last night he was on the jumbotron, i guess hes a dodgers fan Yes, he is a Dodger fan. Can't wait to see David Schwimmer at the Sox game tonight.

QUOTE(sayitaintso @ Jun 20, 2005 -> 02:24 PM) Cotts really didn't turn out as we expected him to until partially last year and now this year. He's 25 and has only been in the league since the beginning of last year. He had awesome minor league number but struggled when he first came up as a pitcher. Cotts became a pretty good prospect in 2003 with the numbers he was putting up at Charlotte. He has now settled down in his second season in the big leagues. That's kind of an ignorant statement to make, saying that he didn't really turn out as we expected him to until partially last year and now this year considering last year was his first season in the bigs.