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Originally posted by jonze i wonder what the odds are that a beer company will buy the naming rights.

Same odds the Cubs aren't going to win the world series this coming season

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[11:58] Bas //: fuck he's hot

Is Cuban still in the running?

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Originally posted by King Ecnal Except Josh Beckett is the best pitcher in the game... Santana is extraordinary... but you take Beckett 8 out of 10 times over Santana.... unless you only care about stats....

LOL. Dude. You do realize that Beckett had a better record last year entirely because of run support, yes? Santana lost multiple games 1-0. I'll take a pitcher giving up 1 run any day of the week.

Damn, it really sucks being a Minnesota fan. First Ortiz, then Randy, then KG, now Torii and Johan.

The salary cap should be lowered to like $20 million. For all sports.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov LOL. Dude. You do realize that Beckett had a better record last year entirely because of run support, yes? Santana lost multiple games 1-0. I'll take a pitcher giving up 1 run any day of the week. Damn, it really sucks being a Minnesota fan. First Ortiz, then Randy, then KG, now Torii and Johan. The salary cap should be lowered to like $20 million. For all sports.

Nah, the NFL's got it down pat.

MLB is like the community college next to the elite private college of the NFL when it comes to management, and Bud's the guy who thinks that all those other buildings are just a different part of the campus.

new rules for 2008

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NEW YORK -- Base coaches in the big leagues will have to stay inside their boxes this season. Major League Baseball announced a few rule amendments Thursday, including one that came a season after Double-A coach Mike Coolbaugh was killed by a line drive to the neck. Starting this year, first- and third-base coaches must not cross the lines toward home plate or the field until batted balls pass them. Only then can they take up other spots to guide runners. Third-base coaches routinely stand much closer to the plate than the lines permit, trying to get a better look at where outfielders are positioned. In November, general managers decided big league base coaches must wear protective headgear this year, starting with exhibition games. Other amendments adopted by the Playing Rules Committee will be tried on an experimental basis in the Class A New York-Penn and Northwest leagues. Pitchers will have 15 seconds, rather than the previous 12 seconds, to deliver the ball. The time will start when the pitcher gets the ball. Also, after three or more visits to the mound by a manager or coach without taking out a pitcher, the fourth mound trip will result in a pitcher automatically being pulled. In addition, only one infielder at a time will be allowed to visit the mound.

I like how the rules are removing some of the more annoying stalling tactics, like the nonstop visits to the mounds. Everything else listed gets a "meh" from me

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[11:58] Bas //: fuck he's hot

short hiatus...

but still: Beckett > Santana

good day!

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Originally posted by King Ecnal short hiatus... but still: Beckett > Santana good day!

hmm...I'm tempted to make a list of classic quotes from the SD

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there was a comment on espn.com about wrigley field. the fan commented, 'they should put a roof on it and call it Fuku Dome'

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Originally posted by lucid pro tip: if you value your life, NEVER do anything that will place you "outside" of the jonze circle of trust.

New Nationals stadium opens this year!

Wow, everyone around here anyway LOVES Camden Yards....

do you think the new Nats park will take crowds away from Camden Yards?

I guess we'll have to see if it has the same special feel...

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Originally posted by King Ecnal Wow, everyone around here anyway LOVES Camden Yards.... do you think the new Nats park will take crowds away from Camden Yards? I guess we'll have to see if it has the same special feel...

It will def. take crowds away from Camden, as even RFK before it did. Before the Nats came I was an Orioles fan, and would go to Baltimore a few times a year to watch the games. Since the Nats came to town I haven't been back. Even my friends in Prince George's county in MD are Nationals fans and not Orioles fans, and why not? the metro goes into MD and connects to the park in DC.