I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

You've never seen the lists?

Hilarious


Moises Alou, Armando Benitez, Sean Casey, Jose Cruz Jr., Ray Durham, Damion Easley, Keith Foulke, Eric Gagne, Luis Gonzalez, Scott Hatteberg, Jacque Jones, Todd Jones, Jon Lieber, Esteban Loaiza, Paul Lo Duca, Matt Morris, Trot Nixon, Hideo Nomo, Jay Payton, Kenny Rogers, Richie Sexson, J.T. Snow, Sammy Sosa, Shannon Stewart, Mike Timlin, Steve Trachsel, Jose Vidro.

It's not about building muscle with pitchers. Its about recovery time and avoiding injuries.


Its just a hunch I have.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

You've never seen the lists?

Hilarious


Moises Alou, Armando Benitez, Sean Casey, Jose Cruz Jr., Ray Durham, Damion Easley, Keith Foulke, Eric Gagne, Luis Gonzalez, Scott Hatteberg, Jacque Jones, Todd Jones, Jon Lieber, Esteban Loaiza, Paul Lo Duca, Matt Morris, Trot Nixon, Hideo Nomo, Jay Payton, Kenny Rogers, Richie Sexson, J.T. Snow, Sammy Sosa, Shannon Stewart, Mike Timlin, Steve Trachsel, Jose Vidro.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

Don't start this crap again Bob

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

That video appears to support JORR's theory


It was not nearly the one sided affair its made out to be

Robin is hardly choking him if at all. He's wrapped under Nolan's arm. He's not around his neck. Nolan landed punches. Robin landed a hug. Nolan wins by a landslide.

You need to get your eyes checked.

He reversed the hold and took him down by the neck.

And All Nolan did was get a headlock and noogie

As I said, not nearly as one sided as most people think

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

You need to get your eyes checked.

He reversed the hold and took him down by the neck.

And All Nolan did was get a headlock and noogie

As I said, not nearly as one sided as most people think

Correct. He got punched a lot. Then hugged Nolan and brought him to the ground without ever causing physical harm to him. Nolan's armpit may have a mark from the bear hug, though.

I'm pleasantly surprised the voters didn't fuck this up. It's too bad for Biggio but he'll get in next year. I love that Bonds and Clemens totals went down and Palmiero fell off the ballot. Morris will get the Santo treatment and get in on his 33rd try by some bullshit hand picked veteran committee.

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

Biggio was likely a victim of the ballot having a 10-name limit. Let's say you are a voter who doesn't care about PEDs. Your ballot would likely contain Bonds, Clemens, Sosa, etc., plus Maddux, Thomas, etc. No room left for Biggio.

It's gotta suck to be one or two votes shy.

Biggio was likely a victim of the ballot having a 10-name limit. Let's say you are a voter who doesn't care about PEDs. Your ballot would likely contain Bonds, Clemens, Sosa, etc., plus Maddux, Thomas, etc. No room left for Biggio.

It's gotta suck to be one or two votes shy.

This is a great article about the scout who signed Greg Maddux.

http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/th ... eg-maddux/

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

This was Biggio's 2nd year on the ballot. He got 68.2% last year.

This was Biggio's 2nd year on the ballot. He got 68.2% last year.

It was interesting that only Biggio and Piazza increased their voting %ges from last year -- everyone else went down. Lee Smith dropped nearly 20%!

Eddie Perez caught 832 1/3 innings from Maddux, by far the most of any catcher, all with the Atlanta Braves. He caught Maddux's final Cy Young season, which capped a four-year era in which Maddux was 75-29 with a 1.98 ERA. His strikeout-to-walk ratio was 7. And early on, when Perez was learning the big-league game, Maddux called nearly every pitch from the mound.

"Now I can talk about it," Perez said Tuesday.

When Perez returned the ball to the mound, he said, Maddux would designate the next pitch by the way he caught the ball, or the way he held his right hand, or touched his cap. And Perez would follow along. It went on like that for months, until Perez decided he knew the opposing hitters – and Maddux – well enough to take over.

"I got it," he told Maddux one afternoon. "Let me call tonight's game."

Maddux nodded and went along with it, shaking off Perez only two or three times. They won the game. Perez was elated.

"How'd I do?" Perez asked proudly.

Maddux looked up at Perez and said, "Those two or three? That's too much."