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Just took my first crack at Barthandlus when you make it Orphan, he inflicted doom on me and totally [expletive]ed me over, any tips bounding?

RD is going to close this, not supposed to make threads about file sharing, but - Links Removed - ftw.

Guess not, what a shot by McGehee, that kid may turn out to be for real too.

Pujols is just...so incredible I can't believe how good he is. I mean it's not even fair to compare some of the top hitters in the league right now to him, thats how good he is. 3 extra base hits vs Hoffman, don't see that often. We going extras?

I considered it, you guys are over rating the first chick she ain't hot on that level.

Where I do agree Relapse was a good quality album and better than most the trash that is coming out today like the carter, it doesn't compare to the eminem show or MM LP. Legacy - was Be Careful What You Wish for on Refill or Relapse I thought it was just a bonus song on replace as opposed to be apart of refill and My Darling and Be Careful were on refill then I would prefer that album to relapse. Getting back on topic, no I can't wait for this album to come out almost as excited as I was for the original relapse release.

Watching it while I work on doing rosters for my fantasy league.

Yeah that is the guy who taught me the value of a good sab and syn now every battle I don't do anything until Hope or Sazh have casted Haste on everyone.

http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/topic/10679-david-wright-situational-training/

Both were pretty weak IMO but stats was just overall whack. Yugo was iight. stat - 7 yugo - 4

Tigers just won on a walkoff wild pitch after a crazy comeback, I love MLB.TV

Yeah that was the first enemy in the game that I simply just ran right by, I even faught those huge lizards with the shells. Wait to you get to the next batch right before Vanilles summon which IMO is the hardest summon the beat, that's going to be a fun part of the game for you.

I may be be the minority but I still think Oden can be a dominant big man. If not offensively then at least defensively, which is really all you ask for at the center position. He obviously is still rough around the edges and commits way too many fouls but he is still very young. At this point right now though he should be nothing more than a guy getting 20-25 mpg backing up C.

The most annoying enemy in the game are the damn frogs that summon more frogs, those [expletive]ers got me everytime.

Probably one of those summons those things are so annoying to beat.

Eh this is pathetic Johan is getting jacked. Johan also has one of our only 3 hits against Livans BP fastballs, btw Johan hit a double. Francoeur made a nice play throwing out Dunn about 5 feet infront of the warning track.

This fella named 'cap space'

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2010 MLB Payrolls Team Total payroll New York Yankees $ 206,333,389 Boston Red Sox $ 162,447,333 Chicago Cubs $ 146,609,000 Philadelphia Phillies $ 141,928,379 New York Mets $ 134,422,942 Detroit Tigers $ 122,864,928 Chicago White Sox $ 105,530,000 Los Angeles Angels $ 104,963,866 San Francisco Giants $ 98,641,333 Minnesota Twins $ 97,559,166 Los Angeles Dodgers $ 95,358,016 St. Louis Cardinals $ 93,540,751 Houston Astros $ 92,355,500 Seattle Mariners $ 86,510,000 Atlanta Braves $ 84,423,666 Colorado Rockies $ 84,227,000 Baltimore Orioles $ 81,612,500 Milwaukee Brewers $ 81,108,278 Tampa Bay Rays $ 71,923,471 Cincinnati Reds $ 71,761,542 Kansas City Royals $ 71,405,210 Toronto Blue Jays $ 62,234,000 Washington Nationals $ 61,400,000 Cleveland Indians $ 61,203,966 Arizona Diamondbacks $ 60,718,166 Florida Marlins $ 57,034,719 Texas Rangers $ 55,250,544 Oakland Athletics $ 51,654,900 San Diego Padres $ 37,799,300 Pittsburgh Pirates $ 34,943,000 Source 2009 Team Revenue Yankees - 441,000,000 Mets - 268,000,000 Red Sox - 266,000,000 Dodgers - 247,000,000 Cubs - 246,000,000 Phillies - 233,000,000 Angels - 217,000,000 Giants - 201,000,000 Cardinals - 195,000,000 White Sox - 194,000,000 Mariners - 191,000,000 Astros - 189,000,000 Braves - 188,000,000 Tigers - 188,000,000 Nationals - 184,000,000 Rockies - 183,000,000 Rangers - 180,000,000 Diamondbacks - 172,000,000 Orioles - 171,000,000 Brewers - 171,000,000 Indians - 170,000,000 Reds - 166,000,000 Blue Jays - 163,000,000 Twins - 162,000,000 Padres - 157,000,000 Rays - 156,000,000 Royals - 155,000,000 Athletics - 155,000,000 Pirates - 145,000,000 Marlins - 144,000,000 Source Percentage of Revenue spent on players (I took the first number and divided it by the second ) Detroit Tigers - 65.3% Philadelphia Phillies - 63.1% Minnesota Twins - 60.2% Boston Red Sox - 60% Chicago Cubs - 59.6% Chicago White Sox - 54.4% New York Mets - 50.2% San Francisco Giants - 49.1% Houston Astros - 48.9% Los Angeles Angels - 48.4% St. Louis Cardinals - 48% Baltimore Orioles - 47.7% Milwaukee Brewers - 47.4% New York Yankees - 46.8% Tampa Bay Rays - 46.1% Kansas City Royals - 46.1% Colorado Rockies - 46% Seattle Mariners - 45.3% Atlanta Braves - 44.9% Cincinnati Reds - 43.2% Florida Marlins - 39.6% Los Angeles Dodgers - 38.6% Toronto Blue Jays - 38.2% Cleveland Indians - 36% Arizona Diamondbacks - 35.3% Washington Nationals - 33.4% Oakland Athletics - 33.3% Texas Rangers - 30.7% Pittsburgh Pirates - 24.09% San Diego Padres - 24.07%

Manny got his 2,500th hit tonight on an infield single lol. Something like the 87th player to do it I think.

Says the guy who made a thread about how he's not making threads because his got locked.

I thought you ran away crying and weren't posting nemore.

On the verge? On the verge would be 8 2/3 the last couple innings are the toughest especially when you factor in that he will have to face Crawford one more time.

Anyone else notice that Pujols had a decade triple crown from 2000-2009 he lead all NL hitters in average, homeruns and rbis, in this era how incredible is that?