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Your kidding right?
Nice draft pick by the way in the 5th round selecting McPherson. Maybe he can help us all out with our gambling problems.
I counted at LEAST 8 losses if your lucky.
Do you know Joe Horn's social security number? 2 right behind Julio Franco.
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Never heard one peep from any of the player at LSU about him being mean or "a bully". So why can't the pros handle it? Junior Seau loves Saban and his defensive schemes. I once again resort back to Tat2 would just not recognize a winner if he saw one, LOL.Originally posted by TheRook
The Saints have a hell of a lot more potential than the Bears do this year... whether they use it, or sinking into yet another pool of mediocrity is a different question (you're right there, lol).
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Originally posted by Tigger
yeah, like the Aints are going to do anything this year.
LMFAO!!!!
Nick Saban is a bully. He and Kenny Rogers need to go to anger management together.Leave a comment:
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Charlie, this may actually be a good idea. These two would have tons to talk about. They could discuss hair, man bags, accessories.... and the list goes on. She may even kind of like just putting her things in his manbag and not having to tug the purse around all day, it could get heavy for such a small girl...... this could work, LMAO!Originally posted by RJeremy
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Nick Saban is not a jerk, he's a very dedicated, take no shit coach from where? Where's he from? Oh yeah that's right, he's from the 2004 National Championship LSU Tiger style team!Originally posted by TheRook
But, now that I think about it, Tat2 wouldn't know how to recognize a champion.... he's from Chicago. Good Luck with those Bears this year, LMAO!
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wow....how do you spell desperation?
NEW YORK -- Looking for any arms to pitch in and help the starting rotation, the Yankees signed veteran right-hander Hideo Nomo to a Minor League contract Wednesday.
The 36-year-old Nomo was released by the Devil Rays on Monday after clearing waivers. He went 5-8 with a 7.24 ERA in 19 starts with the Devil Rays before being designated for assignment on July 16.
"Nomo has been successful on a number of big stages," said manager Joe Torre. "Hopefully, he can help us."
"If you look at Nomo and if you look at some of our in-house choices, it's a no-brainer," said general manager Brian Cashman. "I'm thankful that he would agree and come to try it with us."
In parts of 11 big league seasons, Nomo is 123-109 with a 4.21 ERA. He ranks sixth in the Majors with 1,865 strikeouts over the last 10 seasons, and is one of only five pitchers in Major League history to toss a no-hitter in both the National and American League.
Although the Yankees have an open spot in their rotation for Saturday's game, Nomo will not take the ball for New York. He hasn't pitched since July 15, when he was roughed up for seven runs in 3 2/3 innings against Toronto. Instead, Nomo will report to Triple-A Columbus and make at least one rehab start before joining the Yankees.
"He hasn't pitched in 15 days," Cashman said. "So they'll have a meeting with him about where he's at physically and what he's done in that time frame and make a choice."
Nomo is the second veteran pitcher acquired by the Yankees in the past two weeks, as the club dealt for Al Leiter shortly after the All-Star break.
"Like Leiter, you have a guy who is competitive, who has had success and experience," Torre said. "That goes a long way toward keeping you in a ballgame and giving you a chance to win, and that's all we really want at this point."
Nomo becomes the second Japanese player on the Yankees, joining left fielder Hideki Matsui. The two players never faced each other in Japan, but Matsui homered against Nomo when the Yankees and Dodgers met two years ago.
"I know how well he pitched during his prime," Matsui said through his translator. "If he can pitch that effectively, that would be huge for us."
In 1995, Nomo became the first Japanese-born player to join a Major League team after playing professionally in Japan. He won NL Rookie of the Year honors that season, going 13-6 with a 2.54 ERA and leading the NL in strikeouts with 236.
"I remember it very clearly," Matsui said. "Every time he was on the mound and pitching, it was a huge deal in Japan. They were always televising it."
When Nomo joins the Yankees, he will hold a spot in the rotation while Carl Pavano, Jaret Wright, Chien-Ming Wang and Kevin Brown are all out with injuries.
"He's gone several different places, and when he's surfaced, he's pitched well for a period of time," Torre said. "That certainly is something you look for."Leave a comment:
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You guys want to hear a funny joke????
The yankees just signed Hideo NomoLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by JBC13
alright study-wimp, hit the books hard buddy!Leave a comment:
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Im glad I can humor you guys. I am off to class be back later.Originally posted by RJeremyLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by JBC13I saw the story on sportscenter dick. What really happened was coach Saban was getting him so pumped about us making the playoffs this year that he bursted out into tears of joy!
HAHAHAHAH!!!!!
That's the funniest thing you've ever said on here!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by JBC13I saw the story on sportscenter dick. What really happened was coach Saban was getting him so pumped about us making the playoffs this year that he bursted out into tears of joy!
LMAO!!!
Great comebackLeave a comment:
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I saw the story on sportscenter dick. What really happened was coach Saban was getting him so pumped about us making the playoffs this year that he bursted out into tears of joy!Originally posted by 10DimeBryyep and QVC13 thought i was making that whole story up. What a dumbass
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we can easily pass the more girls thread. Only problem is wayne posts like 50 new pics at a timeOriginally posted by RJeremyLeave a comment:
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