The Ghost of Bob Starr

He is pissed that he pissed away a lot of money. 
 
I'm no bleeding heart, but geezuz... this is happens with addicts.  Be accountable for the risk you took by offering Josh Hamilton a million bucks per week.    

Waiting for a Soto was right T-shirt to be printed soon.

Who let reporters near Arte? That person needs to have their contract terminated.

Ghost of Mathis.

I've been flipping back and forth between these games for like an hour now.

you and Scoscia might be the only ones tracking Napoli's troubles at the plate.
 
 
let's move on.

This is Angelswin! We want everyone fired

Cron's approach is tough to watch. Unfortunately I really feel he's going to struggle this year

the red "Budweiser Light" logo was cool

Bob Starr was the man.
And a big fail for not including National Lumber in the promo mix.

Something for us old schoolers. A little of the old with a little of the new.
 

No Patriots were available?

I don't understand for a tournament as big as The Masters, why they don't televise those that are off the tee already.
 
Currently a 3-way tie for the lead at -3 between Hoffman, Rose and Henley.
 
Tom Watson is -1 through 12. Nice to see him perform well today.

My FIL is still going through pancreatic cancer treatment so I sold the tickets i drew out for. I would be there right now. Hopefully i draw out again next year and he is healthy enough to go with me

I want tiger to win and announce they'll be having fried chicken and collard greens next year

One start

I think what Sosh said was CJ was great, now pass me the KC Masterpiece for my ribs.

I was referring to the off the record conversations. I obviously haven't used any of this because people wouldn't be publicly critical.
As for the difference between MLB's statement and the Angels, the Angels are Hamilton's team. They are supposed to be on his side.
Say an umpire blows a call. MLB can say this umpire blew the call and the wrong team won. But the team then shouldn't say "we're sorry the umpire gave us a break. We should have lost that game."
That's how weird it is for a team to say "our player should have been suspended."

Down to the cologne that said player was wearing, and his favorite Gorgeous George move.

Well said. I'm not a fan like I was when I was 12. Now on my early 40s, I see a much bigger picture and don't make my judgements based on the numbers of a baseball card.
Employee rights, combined with substance abuse difficulties are big factors here. Contracts are all a gamble. Johan Santana (first one I could think of) probably was pretty horrible for his contract with the Mets. Guy was hurt, maybe had head issues, who knows. But when someone doesn't live up to the big big mega deals, fans go bonkers.
There's a lot of judging of Hamilton, how he doesn't get along with the team, isolates himself, is a jerk etc.
None of these people know him or have spoken to him.
The guy could live in constant fear every minute of his life, be socially awkward, who knows?
Many have crapped on Albert. Numbers didn't live up to contract. If he was popped for PEDs, this place would call for the firing squad.

Down to the cologne that said player was wearing, and his favorite Gorgeous George move.

AO will remember the game clearly from 1968 that involved at least one player that came from Long Beach State.

i can remember a few innings where nolan ryan threw only nine pitches.
 
 
or at least i want to remember that it happened. don't know how to check, though.

Because life in Milwaukee and Cleveland sucks outside of baseball.