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She looks like a tranny, dude. Or maybe you're slightly to definately buzz, perhaps dexter? Trust me, I've seen tranny, and she doesn't come close to looking like a tranny. I don't think she looks like a tranny, but her face is not attractive. I've seen worse then that. She's definately a short-term slump buster, end the cold spell kinda a gal, not a long-term gal.

Something tells me this is going to be a classic Milwaukee/Chicago game in which the final will be something like 10-9. I just don't see Sheets holding onto this lead. And I do see the Cubs winning this game.

She looks like a tranny, dude. Or maybe you're slightly to definately buzz, perhaps dexter? Trust me, I've seen tranny, and she doesn't come close to looking like a tranny.

Last night's quote from rotoworld, pretty much summed up the Brewers at this point. At this point, pitch around fatty, and the Brewers "offense" are more then happy to put up a 0 spot on the scoreboard. Take fatty's homeruns out of the equation, and the Cubs won last night's game very easily... The score would have been what 5-1. So again, pitch around Cecil-the Princess, and call it a night.

Atleast the Cubs will beign the 2009 home schedule with the Rockies.....

I don't care if it's the Mil Brewers, StL Cardinals or the Chicago Orphans, the sooner the Cubs can clinch the better.

What? What they say about the Cubs and us fans, I could care less what they think.........

Here is what I think about what Houston writers who write on their blogs and their fans think about the Cubs and us fans...................

Whew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kerry went all Joe Borowski/Rod Beck on us tonight, but he got the job done...........but dang..........

Rey Ordonez Rob Bowen Jody Gerut Can't be one of these without Jose Macias. Todd Hundley.....

Does anybody remember when Fukudome said he was going to do things "later in the season" that would surprise people, or something to that nature?

I do. How is that possible? Don't know, but I do..........

I do.

He won't. The Cubs will give CC his first NL Loss.

Does that surprise you? Counsell was on the DBacks team when Brenly was the manager and they won the championship.

No way, man. I love listening to Santo. I would love for him and Pat to switch places with Len & Bob. He adds nothing to the broadcast at all except garbled noises. Also, he distracts me from the game with his terrible UH and UMs stories and I lose track on what is happening in the game. He is a great Cubs fan and I don't dislike him as a person or player at all, but the guy is the worst announcer on the face of the earth and I can't stand him. People said the same thing about Harry. And I agree 100% with them. And you'd be 100% wrong. Harry had a stroke. Listen to pre-stroke and compare. They way I look at it is this.....both Steve Stone and Pat Hughes were the baseball men in their roles, while Caray and Santo were the "fans" in the booth. Were Caray/Santo great at what they did........Caray---pre-stroke---yes, but Santo, sadly no. But still I would put Santo above Hawk Harrelson. But what's endearing both men, and something can't be understated is that both guys respresent Cub fans in the booth. That is what I liked about both men, their spirit their enthusiasm for the game and the team. Pat Hughes is so underrated it's not even funny, but you can't break up Santo/Hughes because as a team they "get it" as does Len and Bob. People may not like how Santo calls game, but he isn't going to be removed from the broadcast, unless he wants to leave.

I think he's exactly right. If Harden's healthy, I honestly could envision just a loss or two in the NL portion of the playoffs. If not, who knows. This is funny: Classic....... :lol: =D> Plus that is sig worthy....so if you don't mind, I am making it my sig.

But he couldn't hit a curveball. But man did he have tools............

Don't forget the inconvenient little note that most the players brought their families with... Usually families are not allow to bring families on the plan in September, but Selig approved of it because of the situation. And I believe 10 players (or maybe it was just 10 family members in all) families traveled with the team. So people making these excuses for the Astros need to stop. If the Astros would have won these two games, they would been praised for "fighting through the adversity", but seeing as badly they were beaten, it's like "well they DID have to travel and leave their families behind." The media can't have it both ways you either praised them for fighting through the adversity or you criticized the situations. You can't have both.

I'm glad I wasn't eating when I clicked on that link. I remember somebody was talking about Lee and not hitting a homerun since zubaz's were cool, and I thought this pic would be smei-appropiate, considering the guy in the pic could easily be a Sox or Deadbird fan.

Do you the story about Grantland Rice and the Ty Cobb self-promotion letters? As a sports journalist, you'd probably get a kick out of it. When Cobb was 17 and in the minor leagues, Rice kept getting dozens of letters a month from "interested fans" and "faithful readers" who signed themselves as Jackson, Brown, Kelly, or Jones, etc. These letters, all penned in unique styles ranging from slanting, scrawled, Spencerian, and widelooped, all said things like "Keep your eye on Ty Cobb..he is one of the finest hitters I've ever seen." "Watch Cobb of Anniston, he is sure to be a sensation. "Have you seen Ty Cobb play ball yet? He is the fastest runner I've ever seen." Rice finally wrote a column stating "there is a young man named Cobb currently playing who shows an unusual amount of talent." Because Rice commanded such respect, the Tigers and several other clubs sent scouts down to look at him. It wasn't until 1951 that Cobb revealed to Rice that the dozens of letters had all been written by him. Why the original self-promoting athlete. Man this story alone is much better then the stunts TO and Ocho Cinco could pull.

He hasn't, but most people figure he will, because he totally stinks as a pitcher, and has the potential to be a 30 hr/middle of the order caliber hitter. But then again, Dusty and the Reds wukk try and keep him as a pitcher, even tho his potential is higher as a hitter. Seriously? Owings really has middle of the order potential? I had no idea. Yes he does....He can really hit.......Have him focus on being a hitter full-time, and the Reds have their future #5 hitter in Owings.

These are the only two situations I could find about teams being close to throwing back-to-back no-hitters. May 5 and 6 1917: St. Louis Browns teammates Ernie Koob and Bob Groom both threw no-hitters against the Chicago White Sox. Bob Groom's no hitter was the 2nd game of a doubleheader. So, not back to back games, just back to back days. July 26 and 31 1888: Philadelphia A's thrown by Ed Seyward and Jim Weyhing. So, if Lilly had complete the no-hit feat the Cubs would have legitimately made history, by becoming the first team in HISTORY by throwing back to back no-hitters. But all we have to settle for is allowing the fewest amount of hits in a two game span in history.

http://www.goodlookin.tv/news/zubaz_ful.jpg That was in honor of Derrek Lee's homerun. And =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> :good: :good: :good: :good: :good: to you Ted Lilly.

It's a good thing going for the Cy Young means the Giants would have reached the playof-----wait a minute....no it doesn't. Just another manager trying to pad his W/L stats off the back of a young stud.