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Anibal Sanchez 18.1 Inning Pitched 18 Strikeouts 4.91 ERA 6 Bases on Balls

Rosa Parks, one of the few Civil Rights icons that remained.

Hmmm, no #6?

2006 Hitting: RF- Jeremy Hermida CF- Eric Reed LF- Josh Willingham 3B- Miguel Cabrera 2B- Pokey Reese 1B- Mike Jacobs SS- Hanley Ramirez C- Miguel Olivo -- Lenny Harris C- Matt Treanor -- Wes Helms OF Chris Aguila -- Andino / Uggla 2006 Pitching: SP- Dontrelle Willis SP- Jason Vargas SP- Scott Olsen SP- Yusmeiro Petit SP- Josh Johnson / Sergio Mitre RP- Nate Bump RP- Joe Borowski RP- Randy Messenger RP- Travis Bowyer RP- Mike Megrew RP- Chris Resop

No, at this point Olsen is very valuable pitcher for us. Jeremy Reed still hasn't proven anything.

No, good shortstops are a rare commodity.

This isn't the end. Harry Potter is a cash cow that is going to be milked to the final drop.

He's not going to cut it for the majors.

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Pretty awesome list. Our bullpen might not be as bad as many people think...

The latest Phillips TV's with AmbiLight are great. You might want to go on Amazon.com to check out TV's and read user opinions. And remember to get atleast a 3 year warranty.

So much for heading in a new direction. :blink:

He put up great numbers. Maybe if he could've put up 5 more decent years then he would've made it.

There's no snow in Florida :plain :plain :plain

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Did you just call me doll? Now I'm not doing it Please, your majesty.

Dear Admin, Please add "SteelBlue" to the clickable color list. Im sick of typing it. Thank you doll. Sincerely, +MarlinGuru :cowboy

Money talks.

Good PR move on behalf of Lawton.

Cuban exile baseball players, lawmakers talk about forming team BY OSCAR CORRAL ocorral@MiamiHerald.com Baseball and politics may not mix, but when it comes to allowing a team from communist Cuba to play in the U.S., there's no way to get around exile politics. On Thursday, Congressman Lincoln D?az-Balart will be meeting with Cuban-born Major League Baseball players to discuss organizing a professional association so that Cuban defectors now playing for U.S. teams, along with Cuban-American players, can join together and play as a team to compete in professional tournaments, including the World Baseball Classic in March 2006. Today's meeting comes after the federal government's controversial decision last week to deny Cuba a license to play in the upcoming classic. D?az-Balart wants Cuban exile ball players to represent Cuba at the games. However, at least 80 members of Congress have signed letters to Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Treasury Secretary John Snow urging them not to take international politics to the ball field'' and to allow the Cuba team to play ball. Among the ball players expected to be meeting with D?az-Balart and TV sports anchor Omar Claro today are Orlando ''El Duque'' Hernandez, Livan Hernandez, Bryan Pe?a and Eddie Oropesa. D?az-Balart's proposal, supported by about a dozen members of Congress, was rejected last week by MLB, because the rules require teams to be represented by a national baseball federation. ''A team of free players, competing in a tournament with teams representing free peoples, is the best way to celebrate America's game on a world stage,'' the members supporting D?az-Balart's proposal wrote in their letter to Selig last week. The players plan to meet this morning at D?az-Balart's Miami office.

It was a visually wonderful film. A bit long though. Great, but one of those movies that are painful to watch on a small screen and w/out surround sound. I'll give it a B+ (good considering most movies I give them an F or Z)

About two months for faking the death of Ramon Castro.

I guess we'll just have to go Cuban style and mute the TV, and put DVH.

Totally unnecessary :blink: . But as they say, whatever floats your boat...

I was talking to some guy that is trying to get the government to raise the payroll for the state youth SWAT program and he said that in order to get it on the the ballot (in November?) that they needed to petition to get somewhere between 600,000-700,000 signatures to get it on the ballot. Would people vote for something like a short-term half penny tax? The Marlins are desperate for anything right now. I would like to get people's insight on this.