KJC

thats my boo

logic.

what do we have that they want? unless you want to give one of our young cheap SP for an older more expensive one. not happening.

fo sho im going to bed, later p00bz!

omg 4th grade insult *qwned* :plain

now THAT is funny

i feel like s***. and i cant wait...

awww salamander

or is it?

I went to Petsmart.

moshii moshii

OMG OFFENSIVE

*stalks*

fo sho have a good one dookiis

:wacko : durrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Girardi options on rise Joe Girardi finds himself in one of the great positions anyone ever could hope to be in. It's always nice to be wanted, and Girardi, a Chicago product, is apparently wanted by three different organizations in two different capacities. Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria wants Girardi to come aboard as bench coach, with the understanding he would succeed Jack McKeon when the 73-year-old manager decides to step down. That could be as soon as next year. The idea of managing is enticing for Girardi, but he never imagined it would come so soon. Because he has two young children at home in Chicago, Girardi has been reluctant to take on a full-time baseball job requiring him to be away from them so much. That's why his broadcasting/spring training coaching gig with the Yankees has been such a perfect one. The critical acclaim Girardi has gotten for his broadcasting work has not gone unnoticed by the Yankees and the YES Network honchos who, if anything, would like to get him additional air time next year. Meanwhile, there is at least one - and possibly two - broadcasting vacancies with Girardi's original team, the hometown Cubs, who would like to bring him back. The betting here is that Loria, a New Yorker who has made a habit of bringing ex-Yankees into the Marlins organization, will make Girardi an offer he can't refuse. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball...1p-208435c.html :mischief2

QWNED!!!

http://www.nypost.com/sports/31795.htm October 15, 2004 -- Mel Kiper Jr. is off ESPN's draft board, NYP TV Sports has learned. After a 22-year run as ESPN's NFL draft expert, Kiper is being let go by the network. "ESPN will not be renewing Mel Kiper's contract," Mark Shapiro, the network's executive vice president, confirmed. "He would not agree to extend the standard non-monetary contract provisions of his current deal.'' ESPN would not elaborate. Reached yesterday, Kiper, 44, was unaware of ESPN's final decision. "You are telling me something ESPN hasn't told me," said Kiper, whose last contract expired Oct. 1. "There was some language that we were not agreeable to. As far as I was concerned, negotiations were ongoing.'' Kiper agreed that money was not an issue. He acknowledged that the language of the contract was the problem, but wouldn't go into great detail. Pressed for an example, he did say he wanted to know a specific number of SportsCenters he would be required to do. LAME :mad :

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aww skeet skeet

who? oh nvm *humps Fritz' leg*

omg you said buttsexks /omg

u know!?!?!?! :plain

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