Posted: 13th April 2007 21:59
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Almost 2 weeks in, but we still need to start the discussion.
The Cubs are in midseason form, losing games from behind, ahead (like today,) and at home (0-3.) Our rotation is not looking so good (big Z needs to get his act together,) and no one but D. Lee and Aramis Ramirez are hitting well. I guess Floyd and Jones have been okay, too. But they're back to the same old same old of leaving men in scoring position with two out. Who's your team? How are they doing? Any predictions? (My early call: Red Sox over Mets) I have to give a shameless plug for my college buddy's blog on ESPN. It's pretty good so far: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?...anderson_curtis (I'm not the friend he's talking about in the 2nd entry. He's actually 3-0 when I get to his games.) -------------------- Hip-Hop QOTW: "Yeah, where I'ma start it at, look I'ma part of that Downtown Philly where it's realer than a heart attack It wasn't really that ill until the start of crack Now it's a body caught every night on the Almanac" "Game Theory" The Roots |
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Posted: 18th April 2007 22:42
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i like the Red Sox, and i think they are doing moderate...ly ok. they need some bullpen help. Shilling, Okajima, and Diceke (sp?) are they're best starters. Papelbon (sp?) is a beast! i saw the third game of the Rngers series when Jon just shut the rangers down closing it at 3-2 Sox. i hope they go all the way
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