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Eddy Curry and Bill Walker?

<---------- My favorite fail Lol yeah that was awesome

Sorcerer's Apprentice > TLA for sure

Carlos Beltran is BACK OFFICIALLY http://images.damncrows.com/img/upld/black-people-and-chicken.gif Of course it wont kick in that hes back until i hear "ellllo papi, eeeeeeeeeeeeelloooooooo papi, elllo papi" and the PA announcer goes "Carrrrrrrrrrrlossssssssssssss Bellllllllllllllllltrannnnnnnnnnnnnnnn"

Brewers @ Braves 7:10pm Bush (4-6) Probable Report Dave Bush (4-6, 4.14) Since getting roughed up for seven runs in just one-third of an inning in Minnesota on May 21, Bush has gone 3-1 with a 3.37 ERA, with six quality starts. Bush's performance lately has been as good as it has been since suffering a triceps injury in June 2009. Jurrjens (1-3) Probable Report Jair Jurrjens (1-3, 5.40) Jurrjens has pitched well since returning from a two-month stint on the disabled list with a left hamstring injury. In two starts, he's allowed four runs on just eight hits over 11 combined innings, but he has shown some command issues with five walks. Rangers @ Red Sox 7:10pm Hunter (5-0) Probable Report Tommy Hunter (5-0, 2.34) In his last start against the Orioles, Hunter earned the no-decision after pitching six innings while giving up three runs on seven hits with a career-high seven strikeouts. Hunter has two career starts against the Red Sox, going 1-1 with a 11.74 ERA in only 7 2/3 innings. Wakefield (3-7) Probable Report Tim Wakefield (3-7, 5.22) Wakefield has struggled at Fenway this season, going 1-4 with a 5.89 ERA. He didn't have much command in his last start, walking six and allowing four hits and six runs over 5 2/3 innings in a loss. Wakefield is 3-7 with a 5.12 ERA as a starter this season. Phillies @ Cubs 8:05pm Moyer (9-8) Probable Report Jamie Moyer (9-8, 4.51) A year ago at this time, left-hander Jamie Moyer's spot in the Phillies' rotation appeared shaky at best. That proved true as right-hander Pedro Martinez replaced him in August. But Moyer has done a better job, solidifying his spot in 2010. Dempster (7-7) Probable Report Ryan Dempster (7-7, 3.61) In his final start of the season's first half, Dempster allowed three D-backs runs on eight hits and fanned six over five innings. He threw just 98 pitches, but that was by design: Lou Piniella said it was the prudent thing to do, given the righty's long lay-off. White Sox @ Twins 8:10pm Danks (8-7) Probable Report John Danks (8-7, 3.29) Danks briefly flirted with history in his last start, holding the Angels hitless for six innings until Reggie Willits lined a single up the middle for the Angels' first hit of the ballgame. It didn't matter, however, as Danks pitched a shutout to win 1-0. Slowey (8-5) Probable Report Kevin Slowey (8-5, 4.64) Slowey has been scuffling of late, like many of the Twins starters. But he threw two perfect innings in relief during the club's last series before the All-Star break on his usual side session day. Dodgers @ Cardinals 8:15pm Kershaw (9-4) Probable Report Clayton Kershaw (9-4, 2.96) What Kershaw can do in the second half should be one of the most exciting Dodgers storylines. In his last first-half start, he allowed no walks for the second time in three starts, and in his career. In five career starts against St. Louis, he has a .189 average against. Carpenter (9-3) Probable Report Chris Carpenter (9-3, 3.29) All-Star Chris Carpenter went into the break having dropped two straight starts after winning his previous five decisions, so he'll be looking to get back on track against a Dodgers team that he blanked on six hits over seven innings in a June 8 no-decision. Mariners @ Angels @ 10:05 Fister (3-4) Probable Report Doug Fister (3-4, 3.09) The rookie right-hander is gradually returning to his early-season form, relying on an over-the-top motion that creates movement on his pitches and frustration for the hitters. He held the Royals to one run over six innings in his last outing. Pineiro (9-6) Probable Report Joel Pineiro (9-6, 3.95) The Angels' key offseason acquisition, Pineiro finished with wins in his final six decisions of the first half, emerging as a front-end starter behind ace Jered Weaver. Pineiro has been effective mixing in his other pitches along with his bread-and-butter sinker. Mets @ Giants 10:15pm Dickey (6-2) Probable Report R.A. Dickey (6-2, 2.77) Dickey will be looking to get back to winning games. The knuckleballer has lost two of his past three starts, and the Mets lost all three times. Dickey had previously won six consecutive outings. Lincecum (9-4) Probable Report Tim Lincecum (9-4, 3.16) Lincecum finished the half on a high note, allowing one run on four hits in seven innings at Milwaukee in a 15-2 victory. The NL leader in strikeouts fanned 10 in the game, marking the fifth time this season he has reached double digits, and the 24th time in his career.

Like we didnt have enough Toronto fans already <_< , i mean uh welcome stay active, sorry about CB4

so how much money did you waste?

You can argue Gonzalez has the best stats of any NL outfielder

My stats as an outfielder in the NL this year Avg: .314 Runs: 56 HR's: 17 RBI's: 60 OPS: .878 SB's: 12 Who am I? And why wasn't I an all star?

Have a drink for Danny boy! Congrats

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I believe the rankings should be which team do we actually believe is better...

I got the contract, just got to print it

Serbia lost to Australia, and we beat Algeria not Slovenia should have beat Slovenia though but our goal was taken away.

3 of that 1 cable

Those look like HD cables, I'm not sure if DVC 100 records in HD, look for the Yellow, White and Red ends http://www.walmart.com/ip/RCA-12-Stereo-Audio-Video-With-Molded-Connectors/11600142 http://www.walmart.com/ip/TreQue-0.2-meter-0.66-feet-Element-Series-RCA-Y-Cable/11974680 <-- 3 of those

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcoPYTfovFM "I used a magic 8 ball, I used a regular 8 ball, I asked Jeeves"

Just because you beat a team does not you mean you are better than that team.

Jonah acctually PM'd me about this and i'll write every once in a while

I got the correct # of passes, I noticed the gorilla, I noticed the curtain change but I thought the girl in back turned into the gorilla

Holland over Brazil? England #7? Ivory Coast#26? Btw my comp is broken, USA or Serbia? ROFLMAO

Eh, still hate this guy for screwing over my Irish, still glad the MLS got another big name to come over, still haven't picked my favorite MLS team, Red Bulls looking enticing

My fav pairs of pants I own are AE and Tommy Hilfiger

http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/topic/13801-kobe-vs-lebron-finally-answered/ Just saying...

Honestly, Al Harrington is million dollar talent, with a 10 dollar head. He can score from anywhere on the court, BUT HE'S NOT A SHOOTER. He thinks he's a shooter, but he's not. Especially with the game on the line, the dude will toss up a god awful 3 which will just make you shake your head. He's a decent defender, more than i'd like to give him credit for, and he's an excellent offensive talent. The only thing is I would not let him play in the last 5 minutes of the game. He thinks he's some type of star shooter who can take over at the end and he ends up costing you the game. I'll never forget him hanging on the rim within like the last 30 seconds and getting a tech vs the Clippers...TWICE, YES TWICE, AGAINST THE SAME TEAM. Like I said in the beginning of the post million dollar talent, a cement block for a brain. Great guy to have on your team, just don't let him touch it at the end.