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Never, ever understood that. Was that Tony or Ricky then?

Zeby, Grandl, and Maldy. As Vince Lombardi once asked, "What the Hell is going on around here?"

Batista has had some good games with Kanny.

Hahn was duped when he included Tatis in the Schields trade.

Too bad he missed those two years in the service. 1952-53, I believe. As a young fan back then, I thought it was silly to force these guys into the service in non-wartime years. Ted Williams, too, but his situation was a bit different.

Striking out about 40 % of the time. Anyone who thinks Getz is gonna get a great package of prospects for him is disillusioned. You know he wants to be traded.

1 bad game, IIRC.

Huh?

Danny DeVito makes me laugh out loud.

Do they have to keep Robert in the #3 slot while he is still moping around?

Never throws inside to righty

Seems like Cleveland always gets the better end of trades with Sox. Of course, so does San Diego and Atlanta.

Starting ASG pitcher.

Madrigal. Obviously, it was a bad draft pick. I just can't believe how many scouts were fooled. I always wondered how far Madrigal would have dropped if Sox had not taken him. Still wondering.

This used to be a great country.

Lazy is the word for both Grandl and the third baseman, whoever she is.

I wonder why Leasure was removed after 2 outs mid-inning.

Face it, the Chad Kuhl acquisition looks a little grim.

Face it. The Cease trade looks grim.

Mod, please delete. Sorry.

Just got home. What's the haps?

I have a hunch that the reason you are so adament about Crochet being gone is because he went out and pitched the 7th inning Thursday, after a tough 6th inning. If so, you are putting too much emphasis on that 7th inning.

Every time I hear of a pitcher with a bad lat, I think of Jeff Peavy.

I could not watch it last night.

I'm still struggling with his 3 year contract. What in the world made the Houston GM think that was necessary to sign him. This re-convinces me that most GMs are not very bright. Who advised him a year and a half ago?