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tworoosters
That interview is the douchiest thing I have come across in a loooooooong time, I watched it and thought "Seriously this guy (Urban) has a job with a real broadcasting network ?"
"We don't do a lot of talkin' in the two oh nine ", probably not a lot of personal grooming or "Book lurnin'" either .
May 10, 2010 at 09:38PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Tyles
Originally posted by happy
so does anyone know if this mustache on finger thing is like... some thing that people do? thats like... related to something?
That's just how they do it IN THE TWO-OH-NINE.
That interview is the douchiest thing I have come across in a loooooooong time, I watched it and thought "Seriously this guy (Urban) has a job with a real broadcasting network ?"
"We don't do a lot of talkin' in the two oh nine ", probably not a lot of personal grooming or "Book lurnin'" either .
Faceman
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=5178137
May 11, 2010 at 03:53PM View BBCode
The kid no more? Ha ha ha.http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=5178137
tm4559
May 11, 2010 at 03:59PM View BBCode
i missed that one. they put it there during my nap probably.
khazim
May 11, 2010 at 06:07PM View BBCode
This reminds me of the Barney Miller episode where Fish goes to the bathrom at the start of the episode and doesn't show up again until the closing credits where he picks up the phone and says, "Bernice, I'm coming right home. I fell asleep on da toilet again..."
khazim
Can't fault a guy for being tired, except when it's seeming more and more like he's phoning it in this year for more money then I make in 5 years.
May 11, 2010 at 08:10PM View BBCode
it reminds me of YOUR FACE! OO BURN!!!!Can't fault a guy for being tired, except when it's seeming more and more like he's phoning it in this year for more money then I make in 5 years.
tworoosters
Junior's making $2.35 million this year, not sayin' but I'm guessing that's a tad more than 5 years salary .
May 11, 2010 at 08:28PM View BBCode
Originally posted by khazim
Can't fault a guy for being tired, except when it's seeming more and more like he's phoning it in this year for more money then I make in 5 years.
Junior's making $2.35 million this year, not sayin' but I'm guessing that's a tad more than 5 years salary .
tm4559
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May 11, 2010 at 08:38PM View BBCode
Originally posted by khazim
it reminds me of YOUR FACE! OO BURN!!!!
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khazim
I was being conservative in my estimates. Looks like more like 30 years salary
May 11, 2010 at 09:35PM View BBCode
Originally posted by tworoosters
Originally posted by khazim
Can't fault a guy for being tired, except when it's seeming more and more like he's phoning it in this year for more money then I make in 5 years.
Junior's making $2.35 million this year, not sayin' but I'm guessing that's a tad more than 5 years salary .
I was being conservative in my estimates. Looks like more like 30 years salary
Tyles
1. Thank God it's not the Yankees.
2. We had better not censored this up.
July 09, 2010 at 08:04PM View BBCode
So the M's pulled the plug on Cliff Lee to the Yanks, and apparently another team has surged forward in the bidding.1. Thank God it's not the Yankees.
2. We had better not censored this up.
Tyles
July 09, 2010 at 08:52PM View BBCode
For the universe, yes. For the M's, I'm not so sure. Justin Smoak has been far less than impressive this year, and his combined AAA/majors numbers are underwhelming: 14 home runs, 27 doubles and ~.725 OPS in 475-odd ABs. I've seen Max Ramirez mentioned as one of the other two. He'll be 26 in October, has spent seven years in the minors, and carries a .659 OPS over 102 AAA games, with equally mediocre major-league numbers.
Tyles
July 09, 2010 at 09:04PM View BBCode
The latest is Smoak plus three for Lee and Mark Lowe. Apparently a done deal.
Tyles
July 09, 2010 at 09:08PM View formatted
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I really wish we'd just held our noses and taken the Yankees package. Apparently David Adams, one of the three prospects, has a sprained ankle, maybe even a bad one. But Jesus Montero was the best player available.
Faceman
Seriously, what did they give up for Lee?
July 09, 2010 at 09:19PM View BBCode
doesn't this belong in "Seattle talk"Seriously, what did they give up for Lee?
tm4559
July 09, 2010 at 09:21PM View BBCode
poor texas. at least they'll get whatever they can win and the picks. that thing is going to sign with the yankees next season. LOL.
Tyles
Who, the Mariners? A couple pitching prospects and an outfielder, none of which were blue-chippers.
July 09, 2010 at 09:23PM View BBCode
Next time I will post it one of the boards no one reads, yes.Who, the Mariners? A couple pitching prospects and an outfielder, none of which were blue-chippers.
khazim
Baseball needs a salary cap, not some fru-fru luxury tax BS. An honest-to-god hard salary cap. So does basketball.
July 09, 2010 at 09:33PM View BBCode
At least it wasn't the Yankees. Yankees, Red Sox, Celtics, Lakers; I'm tired of hearing about all of these evil empires.Baseball needs a salary cap, not some fru-fru luxury tax BS. An honest-to-god hard salary cap. So does basketball.
Tyles
July 09, 2010 at 11:14PM View BBCode
Looking at the rest of the package (Blake Beavan, Matt Lawton, Josh Lueke), I feel a lot better about the deal. I still prefer Montero to Smoak, but those three easily beat the two others the Yankees were offering.
Tyles
(It's even better because Matt Lawton retired ... erm, was released as a Mariner.)
July 09, 2010 at 11:46PM View BBCode
Christ, Matt Lawson.(It's even better because Matt Lawton retired ... erm, was released as a Mariner.)