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  1. Sureeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Just because USC and UCLA did that a couple of years ago doesn't mean squat. It's not doucey, it's gimmicky, and Alabama football and more important Nick Saban football doesn't need or required gimmicks. So just because Alabama said no to the crimson .v. orange jersey doesn't make it doucey, crying about something so trivial now that says douchebaggery. Really? It's just a gimmick? So, all those Bear Bryant vs. General Neyland battles that had Bama in the crimson jerseys and Tennessee in orange were gimmicky? So, Bear Bryant was gimmicky, while CNS is not? That is what you're saying, right? You also say further down that it's competitive advantage, but didn't CNS say just last season when Georgia broke out black jerseys that it did not matter what color jerseys teams wore? I'm sure he did. I guess I shouldn't expect more from a fanbase who thinks it's the NCAA's fault that they are deemed "repeat serial offenders" of NCAA rules. It's always someone else's fault, and we never do wrong. Typical Bammer mindset.
  2. In other Vols-Tide news, Nick Saban sunk to a new level of douchebagness today. Tennessee asked for permission to wear their Orange jerseys into Tuscaloose (and thus rekindle an old-fashioned tradition of Tennessee always wearing Orange and Alabama always wearing Crimson in this matchup), and despite the conference giving it to okay, Saban turns down Tennessee. This is historical, as these teams wore their colors against one another well into the '60's. Just a douchey move.
  3. I think Alabama wins a closer-than-expected game over the Vols. As dew has pointed out, Monte Kiffin will force McElroy to beat Tennessee, and I'm just not sure he's capable of doing that. If Alabama gets their stable of backs untracked and manages to sustain long drives, depth becomes a major factor and Tennessee wears out. Should Tennessee's defense or special teams put points on the board, this game will be decided by 7 points or less, and I will not be surprised if the Vols win. Again, I expect Alabama's talent level to win this game, but gameplan will be a Tennessee advantage. I just don't think they have the horses to execute that gameplan well enough to win.
  4. You can read the thread for details. One team is potentially open. Entry fee is $17.
  5. bump for points
  6. He has not answered multiple trade offers, or PM's here, on CBS, or two different emails. Not looking good for Kyle to stick around another year.
  7. bump for points
  8. bump for points
  9. bump to reflect points
  10. bump for points
  11. Bump for points.
  12. Roady receives 1050 points from The Big City Sliders. Gurus of Swat receive 55 points from Hosak. Cubbiebummin' receives 165 points from Nuke's Bombers.
  13. Everyone makes out like a bandit except for the Cubs. I think the possibility of a trade like this ever coming to fruition is near zero, but I don't quite understand your assessment that every team but the Cubs make out like bandits. How does adding Crawford and Peavy for a DH with a bad attitude, a declining pitcher, and two decent but not spectacular prospects somehow not benefit the Cubs? You think the Sox (Burrell and Zambrano) make out better than the Cubs (Crawford and Peavy) in this scenario? I don't see it.
  14. Exempt Players: Adam Lind Dustin Pedroia Andrew McCutcheon Miguel Montero Tim Lincecum Brett Anderson Chris Tillman Non-Exempt Players: 1965.4 points (out of 2181) Adam Dunn- 537.2 Aramis Ramirez- 281.8 Adam Wainwright- 613.5 Jonathan Broxton- 294.8 Jonathan Papelbon- 237.5 Minor Leaguers: Lars Anderson Tim Beckham Nick Weglarz Casey Kelly Martin Perez
  15. De Nada. Kennedy has to be rostered on your MLB roster. No one can be added via free agency. Hope that helps!
  16. Exempt Players: Hunter Pence Jacoby Ellsbury Kurt Suzuki Skip Schumaker Ubaldo Jiminez Nick Blackburn Joba Chamberlain Andrew Bailey Phil Hughes Clay Buchholz Non-Exempt Players: 1257.6 out of 1265 points Miguel Cabrera- 564.8 Zack Greinke- 692.8 Minor Leaguers: Dustin Ackley Yonder Alonso Gorkys Hernandez Jeffrey Locke Brad Holt Brad Lincoln
  17. Corrected. Good catch.
  18. Upton is exempt. That was a transfer error on my part. Good catch. Feliz can be kept wherever you'd like, but he still has MiLB eligibility. Ian Kennedy has surpassed 50 career IP and cannot be kept on your minor league roster. Blanks did indeed exceed the limit and this is his frist exemption. Minor League roster expansion does not occur until the draft.
  19. Definitely better looking than a couple other rosters. Teams with only 4 or 5 exempt players have put themselves into a deep hole for 2010 already.
  20. World Champion White Soxaholics: Exempt Players Billy Butler Joey Votto Chris Coghlan Gordon Beckham Travis Snider Francisco Liriano Gio Gonzalez Daniel Bard Non-Exempt Players: 2113.3 points (out of 2129) Jayson Werth- 545 Grady Sizemore- 371 Felix Hernandez- 657.8 Josh Beckett- 539.5 Minor Leaguers Tyler Flowers Starlin Castro Sean Rodriguez Casey Crosby Aaron Crow Jeremy Hellickson Aaron Poreda Dayan Viciedo *- Players still maintain Minor League eligibility, but exceed the total number of Minor Leaguers allowable.
  21. Exempt Players: Nolan Reimold Chris Ianetta Alex Gordon Trevor Cahill Brett Cecil Ian Kennedy Kyle Blanks Non-Exempt Players: (1267.6/1268) Albert Pujols- 728 Carlos Beltran- 288.8 Rafael Soriano- 250.8 Minor Leaguers: Brian Matusz Carlos Santana Lonnie Chisenhall Eric Hosmer Andrew Lambo Neftali Feliz Philippe Aumont
  22. Exempt Players: James Loney Kevin Kouzmanoff Lastings Milledge Carlos Ruiz Elvis Andrus Homer Bailey Eric O’Flaherty Non-Exempt Players: 1143 points (out of 1143.5) Ian KInsler- 521.8 Dan Haren- 621.2 Minor Leaguers: Michael Saunders Jason Castro Desmond Jennings Jesus Montero Brett Wallace
  23. Exempt Players: Alberto Callaspo Yunel Escobar Chase Headley Jed Lowrie Brandon Wood Chris Volstad Jeff Niemann Alfredo Aceves Non-Exempt Players: 1748.5 points Chase Utley- 572.5 Matt Kemp- 521.8 Roy Halladay- 654.2 Minor Leaguers: Tyler Colvin Jose Tabata Andrew Cashner
  24. Exempt Players: Ryan Braun Ian Stewart Dexter Fowler Matt Wieters Jair Jurrjens Clayton Kershaw John Danks Joakim Soria Ramon Troncoso Non-Exempt Players: 1705.8 points Mark Texeira- 622.5 Hanley Ramirez- 562.8 Ben Zobrist- 520.5 Minor Leaguers: Jason Donald Wilmer Flores Michael Moustakas Justin Smoak Jhoulys Chacin Andrew Brackman Adam Miller
  25. Exempt Players: Evan Longoria Troy Tulowitzki Chris Davis Jarrod Saltalamacchia Rickey Romero David Price Non-Exempt Players: (2876.7.7/2880 points) Ryan Howard- 623.5 Aaron Hill- 563 Carl Crawford- 487.2 Jose Reyes- 105.8 Cliff Lee- 571 Chris Carpenter- 526.2 Minor Leaguers: Juan Francisco Daniel McCutchen Esmalin Caridad Daniel Hudson Christian Friedrich Jeanmar Gomez Ethan Martin Jacob Turner
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