KJC

its at the top of the page... Josh vs Sidney Ponson

Jolbert Cabrera with 2 hr, thats probably because he faced bad pitching, anybody think he could hit 30+ hr this year? no but for some reason Beltre looked focused, will this be THE year?

thanks, i missed it while skimming... nice job by Wayne :thumbup

is there a box score anywhere?

will it be available streaming from anywhere?

the reasonig is the bad fanbase in tampa, this way the D rays can make some $ and Bud is hot on the idea of selling our game worldwide...

Giambi was an UBER reach

did you get any cool presents?

no scoffing on my watch missy

a friendly handshake?

i expect Shannahan to take another late rounder this year, maybe a Tatum Bell or Julius Jones...

that guy is an incredible talent :lol

good stuff. the i love lucy tour :lol

have a good one. dont do anything Admin wouldnt do...

Can you smell it Hugg?

I want to be removed from this horrible site, I cant get along with The Ramp...

there are 2 people who care that I know of...

had an awful workout and most teams are convinced he is injured. he could pop up lif he heals correctly...

Steve is one hell of a playa

LINK Cowboys set sights on Staley Web Posted: 02/29/2004 12:00 AM CST Tom Orsborn Express-News Staff Writer One year ago, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones decided against pursuing Stephen Davis in free agency. As it turned out, it was one of Jones' worst personnel decisions. Davis gained 1,444 yards and averaged 4.5 yards per carry for a Carolina Panthers team that shocked the NFL by advancing to the Super Bowl. Troy Hambrick, meanwhile, managed a pedestrian 972 yards and 3.5 yards per attempt for a Cowboys squad that lost 29-10 to the Panthers in the first round of the playoffs. In that playoff game, Davis finished with 104 yards while Hambrick picked up only 29. "We had an opportunity last year, and we thought we were in better shape than we were," Jones said earlier this month at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis. "Obviously, now, we need a running back." With roughly $8 million to spend, the Cowboys will enter free agency next week determined not to miss out on another opportunity to land a true workhorse back. Jones and coach Bill Parcells are expected to sign five or six solid players, none of whom will command big bucks. In addition to running back, the Cowboys have needs at right tackle, cornerback and backup quarterback. Among the backs who will become unrestricted free agents when the NFL's free-agency period begins Wednesday are Duce Staley (Philadelphia), Garrison Hearst (San Francisco) and Houston alumnus Antowain Smith (New England). Cowboys insiders say Parcells is interested in Staley because of his ability to excel on third and short as a runner or a receiver. If Dallas misses out on a chance to gain Staley, they will probably still pursue a running back via free agency, Jones has indicated. "The running back position is a perfect example of, if you have an opportunity in free agency that will improve your flexibility in the draft, you take it, and that is kind of our plan," Jones said. "I don't want to get specific with who we are targeting, but you can generally know we will have an opportunity." The Cowboys, who finished 10-7 last season, have four players set to become unrestricted free agents next week ? defensive end Ebenezer Ekuban, cornerback Mario Edwards, center Gennaro DiNapoli and kick returner Michael Bates. If Edwards leaves ? and it appears that Dallas isn't too interested in retaining him ? the Cowboys will probably look to sign a free-agent cornerback rather than draft one. The thinking there is that pairing a rookie with second-year cornerback Terence Newman would be a disaster for a team that wants to win now. Even with such stalwarts as Champ Bailey, Chris McAlister and Charles Woodson removed from consideration because of either trades or "franchise player" designations, the pool of unrestricted free-agent cornerbacks is deep. A dozen will be available, including nine who started nearly all of last season. Included among those nine are Fernando Bryant (Jacksonville) Ahmed Plummer (San Francisco), Shawn Springs (Seattle), Bobby Taylor (Philadelphia) and Troy Vincent (Philadelphia). Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said the team will tender contracts to its nine restricted free agents ? defensive tackle Willie Blade, linebacker Markus Steele, wide receiver Randal Williams, safety Lynn Scott, center Matt Lehr, tackle Javiar Collins, tight end James Whalen and running backs Aveion Cason and Hambrick.

the future is NOW

like i said that is his career best . he is was and will always be a backup. get him 225 at bats and he is solid...

sssssure fishfan :lol who knows, as long as he doesnt age 4 years like our last big latin american signing...

he did not have that contract with FLa, and his possible arbritration number was presumed to be as much as $8 million. we will never know if he would have won or whatever but in the logn run getting a servicable first baseman in Choi who makes scale freed up money to make sure all the pitchers ( Penny Pavano AJ ) would not have to be traded or non tendered. it will always be a matter of opinion so good for Lee and good managemnt by Loria and Beinfest...

plain and simple: Lee = good Lee = not good enough for $8 million basics...