MikeLowell

Loved NewsRadio.. Wasen't a fan of A Different World.

Here's the fool stating his case. ok, fate, McCann starts everyday. the only time McCann dosent start, is when a lefty is on the mound, cuz Cox dosent like starting young leftys vs left handed pitchers. and ur just out of ur mind if u say Martinez is better than McCann. look at what McCann is doin at only the age of 22! he is on his way 2 become the leagues best catcher! Martinez has more ABs...yet...McCann has the same ammount of HRs, and has 3 less RBIs...and McCann has had less guys steal on him, and has thrown out more than Martinez. McCann can hit and play defense...who wouldent want him as there starting catcher?! i mean, f**k, hes only 22 years old! Vince...answer my question. would u rather have a guy like McCann, who has less ABs than Martinez, and has a higher BA, same ammount of homers, and 3 less RBIs, and can throw out almost half the runners who run aginst him, or Martinez, who has a lower BA than McCann, has the same amount of homers, and 3 more RBIs, in more ABs, but cant throw any1 out? Vince...its not McCanns fault he only played 59 games last sesaon. i mean, f**k, we had Johnny Estrada on the team last year...but look at what McCann is doin now that he is in the majors...he has the best BA in the NL right now! and go on ahead and take Victor Martinez. McCann is more valuble 2 a team. while Martinez can only hit, McCann can hit and play catcher. McCann is what a team is looking 4 in a catcher And just for the heck of it. i could care less about the Marlins. but who gives a crap what a guy is doin in A ball? i mean, d*mn, A ball is nothing. i could go in A ball, and do the same thing as Volstead or what ever the f*ck his name is If I could show you guys the majority of his posts you would crack up. He has made an entire message board completely hate all Atlanta teams.

Hey everyone, on another messsage board a bunch of guys I know are arguing with one Braves homer that Victor Martinez is better than Brian McCann. I would like to hear who you guys would rather have. My vote goes for Victor Martinez.

I went to a Isotopes one time and sat next to a guy that tried to predict every play.. I mean EVERY play. From the top of the 1st inning to the bottom of the 6th when we had a rain delay and decided to leave. He'd turn to me and say "I bet he grounds out to the shortstop". "I bet he gets a hit up the middle." I didn't say anything though.

I'm fine with anyone that can help us win another World Series in 2008.

Here's what I got from the Isotopes site. Just glanced at it but dosen't look like it goes over how much velocity he has or what pitches he throws but does give quite a bit of information on his career. Position: P Date of Birth: 21/12/1977 Height: 6' 3" Weight: 170 lbs Bats: L Throws: R Resides: Bellevue, NE Biography: 2005 Highlights: Appeared with Los Angeles Dodgers, Triple-A Las Vegas, and the Dodgers Gulf Coast League affiliate during season, going a combined 1-2 with two saves and 5.54 ERA in 31 games (seven starts). Went 0-0 with 8.36 ERA in 10 games with Los Angeles... for the first time in his career, he began season on Dodgers? Opening Day roster, and made nine appearances before he was outrighted on May 6... threw 0.2 scoreless innings on April 6 at San Francisco in season debut, his first Major League appearance since September 30, 2000. Went 1-2 with two saves and 4.88 ERA in 20 games (six starts) with Las Vegas... started first six games with Las Vegaswith a 7.76 ERA... was placed on disabled list on June 12 to have appendix removed... made one rehab start with Dodgers? Gulf Coast League affiliate on July 28, allowing one earned run on three hits in 3.0 innings... activated from DL on August 2 and made final 14 appearances from bullpen... went 1-0 with two saves and 0.47 ERA after returning from DL... allowed just one run (unearned) in first 13 appearances after DL stint, before he was touched for one earned run on three hits in 1.2 innings on September 2 against Salt Lake in final outing of season. Career Highlights: 2004: Went 4-0 with 0.72 ERA in eight games (five starts) for Double-A Trenton before being promoted to Triple-A Columbus in the New York Yankees organization... went 8-5 with 4.05 ERA in 19 games (18 starts) for Columbus, while striking out 92 batters in 106.2 innings... was 8-4 with 3.98 ERA as a starter for the Clippers... allowed a run in just one of his eight outings with Trenton. 2003: Appeared with Triple-A Omaha and Double-A Wichita as a member of the Kansas City Royals organization, going a combined 3-3 with three saves, the first of his career, in 17 games... went 0-1 with 5.40 ERA in two games with Omaha... was 3-2 with 1.98 ERA in 15 games at Wichita... struck out 41 batters in 27.1 innings at Double-A. 2001: Pitched for the Hanshin Tigers of the Japanese League for the first of two seasons, going 7-10 with 3.87 ERA in 28 games (26 starts)... recorded 111 strikeouts in 153.1 innings. 2000: Pitched with San Diego and Triple-A Las Vegas... prior to four relief appearances in his stint with San Diego, had only made one career appearance in relief during first pro season in 1996... went 8-6 with 4.29 ERA in 27 starts with Las Vegas. 1999: Reached the Major Leagues with the Padres as a 21-year-old... made a memorable Major League debut on Aug. 29, 1999 vs. Milwaukee, as he did not allow a hit through 5.2 innings... leading 2-0, was victimized by a two-out Chris Gomez error in the sixth inning... walked Ron Belliard, then allowed a three-run home run to Geoff Jenkins, giving Milwaukee a 3-2 lead but his team would come back to win, 5-4 in 10 innings... collected his first Major League hit, a fifth- inning single off Scott Karl before he allowed his first hit... made his debut at the age of 21 years and 250 days, making him the youngest Padres starting pitcher since Sept. 21, 1971, when Jay Franklin made his only Major League start at 18 years, 189 days in Atlanta... earned his lone Major League win on Sept. 9, 1999 vs. Montreal. Personal/Miscellaneous: Earl (Buddy) L. Carlyle... graduate of Bellevue High School (NE). Obtained: Signed with the Marlins as a Free Agent, Nov. 11, 2005.

Oh to be one of those guys..

I went on Zoloft 2 years ago for social anxiety(sp?) but have been taking it recently for depression. It is alright, no side effects except for very wierd dreams(Kinda like what Tealmarlin with Citalopram). I'm looking for something better though. I've been wanting to go on Prozac but my doctor dosen't think it is a good idea because he says it takes a month to kick in. I took it when my dad died when I was younger and my mom said I did well with it. Only side effect from it was I didn't eat.

Friggin' Awesome!

Good luck, Logan. He has actually played well down here. Hopefully this time he is MLB ready.

The curse of Mazzone continues.

Another crazy episode. Michael pulled out all the stops.

It's fixed!

I wouldn't know . One more year and I can go up to Canada and drink legally, woot! :hat

Hopefully the Nets take out the Heat. They won't.

Heh...

Girardi looks alert...

Way to go, Hanley! Way to keep an eye on the play!

Braves fall 9 games back.

Braves choking once again.

Beautiful eyes on that dog, Buckeye.

Looked like he didn't run but he fell getting out of the box.

The proposed trade between the Mets and Marlins involving David Wright and Dontrelle Willis was recently nixed. Dumb, dumb, dumb - for the Mets. What do you think about the Rox possibly packaging Ian Stewart and Choo Freeman for the D-Train? And at least tell me the Rockies will possibly open their checkbook like the good old days if the right player comes along. -- Jarret McMillan, Phoenix Jarret - I love Dontrelle Willis, his competitiveness, his passion for the game. That said, I wouldn't move Ian Stewart for the left-hander. Stewart has a much better chance of becoming a star in Denver than Willis does of remaining a star, even in the days of Coors Light Field. Besides, I don't see the Rockies in the mix for Willis based on his potential suitors and future salary. If the Red Sox and Yankees lose out on Roger Clemens, the bidding for Willis could get stupid. The Red Sox would have a slight advantage based on the prospects they could offer. In talking to Dick and Charlie Monfort, they have indicated that they add payroll at the trading deadline if the team is contending. However, the key figure will be the attendance. That revenue will play a large role in the type of player, if any, the Rockies add. Ouch...

The Powerade one is very good as well. Get a bigger bottle and last time I checked it was cheaper. Love both.

I'm rooting for the Mets. My hatred for the Braves ouweighs my hatred for the Mets. Moving on to the 14th inning..