Derwood
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Holy hell that's awful. not as egregious as the Scheyer clip (or guys taking 4 steps on a drive to the hoop).
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http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/988430/Big_Ten_Tournament_bracket_2012.png
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They're saying the Texans might franchise him
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Noah was shoved in the back on every rebound attempt and it was never called.
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I almost never complain about officiating, but holy christ is this terrible
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wekse knows a guy
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My guess is be bunged it straight down off home plate and it bounced straight back up into his face
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Or when the boil to death in minutes because of the sun because that's how fish tanks work. :stickman:
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wrigley23, where art thou?
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Why would Boston do that? Rip is on a one-year deal, so they'd be free of that cap space next year? Rip has another guaranteed year next year with a team option for the year after that. Allen's deal expires after this year. And no, their salaries don't match. The Bulls would have to add more salary to the deal. my bad, I thought Rip was one and done
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Why would Boston do that? Rip is on a one-year deal, so they'd be free of that cap space next year?
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how many years does Allen have left? Could you do a straight up Ray for Rip deal?
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I wanted Ray Allen on the Bulls last year, and will take him this year too.
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plus most teams who need Rondo are a terrible fit trade-wise with Boston
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been discussed to death in General Baseball
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Hahahaha. What the hell is a professional network? And why would anyone want to be connected to a racist? lynchedin.com
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That's an extraordinarily bold prediction. If you really mean "all-time" he'd have to strike out 1174 times this year to tie the record. (Incidentally, he's struck out exactly 587 times during his five years with the Cubs, which is exactly half of 1174) If you mean single season... (the record is 223, by the way) During his Cubs career, Soriano has struck out 21.8% of the time. At that pace, he'd have to have come to the plate 1030 times to break the record. At last year's accelerated pace of 22.4%, he'd only need 1007 plate appearances. I meant single season. My bad.
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He'll end up with the Patriots
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Soriano threatens to break the all-time strikeout record, but Sveum sits him down the stretch to save him the embarrassment
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that's pretty much the sentiment around here. #4 seed in the tourney and out by the Sweet Sixteen
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your'e being kind. they're throwing up air balls and bricks. nothing is even close
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he's still in the game. holy christ
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congrats on your championship, Miami
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Shark is in AAA by the end of May
