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Sounded cool. So Melvin never addressed the SP situation? I suppose he wouldn't give up his hand to the fans anyway.

I see him as a player that lets his emotions get to him and cares very much about his team and winning. I like him and I hope he is around for the next 6 years.

In the BF.net keeper league we have we only use OPS and not BA.

The question to me is not whether any of these would be better than our five, because they would not more than likely, to me it's whether any of these would be a nice addition to the SP core in case of injury. 1) Perez 2) James

I was there and I gave him one knowing full well what was going on. I did hear more than a smattering of boos though, then again I seat in the cheap seats with the drunks.

I had a teacher that tried to put her old (the really old ones) into a cd drive. It didn't work for her and the students in the end didn't have "Rootbeer Tapper" at their disposal.

I don't think it will do well for a couple reasons. One, not many people have heard of this graphic novel outside the regular fanboys (me included). Two, the characters looks like ripoffs of characters they have seen before (Batman, Iceman, etc.) which we know if really untrue, especially if they do this as a character piece as it should. Three, people will now see this as another superhero movie that is trying to ride the coattails of the past successes. At some point people will have their fill of these kinds of movies. I hope I am wrong on all accounts.

I would love to see most Brewer hitters in this but I do fear Gallardo throwing a lot of innings especially if he is the ace for Mexico.

The question is, what would it take for us to get Pie?

This makes me sad. I loved seeing Sheets out there and always defended him with pride when others knocked him down. Good luck Benny.

I think we should have a player draft everyyear just like I have in MVP 05.

All offers accepted, crazy. In all seriousness, how much for these?

Does anyone know when they send out the opportunity to buy extras for various games?

Joe is the guy I want taking my three at the end of the game. Alas, better than Mo Williams taking a two down by three last year as time expired.

You can't mean that... 1) Jerome James, New York Knicks - 2 years, $12.8M. Healthy for most of last season, James made more millions than minutes played ... all season. When he originally signed a five-year deal, many thought it was a horrible deal. It's amazing how a vastly impressive series at the right time net a $30+M contract. 2) Brian Cardinal, Minnesota Timberwolves - 2 years, $13.0M. Cardinal was well on his way to being a career nomad before he had two comparatively good seasons averaging 9.6 and 9.0ppg, respectively. That resulted in a disgusting contract that the Grizz have regretted ever since. Cardinal is serviceable at best. The service has yet to be determined. 3) Dan Gadzuric, Milwaukee Bucks - 3 years, $20.2M. The Bucks can look forward 3 and 3 for the next three years. I've been informed by a colleague that he is a beast at cleaning up rebounds in NBA Live 08. So, he's good for something other than keeping the seat warm for the starters. 4) Brian Scalabrine, Boston Celtics - 2 years, $6.6M. An energy guy with the Nets, Danny Ainge signed Scalabrine to a 5-year, $15M deal which many Celts cringed about for months on end. At least, he's a good luck charm. 5) Raef LaFrentz, Portland Trail Blazers - 1 year, $12.7M. Wikipedia knows what's up! Raef is best known for his expiring contract. 6) Erick Dampier, Dallas Mavericks - 3 years, $33.7M. A lightning rod for criticism, Damp lost his mean streak a while ago. A $10+M center he is not. The need to sign to DeSagana Diop to the full mid-level exception demonstrated urgency. 7) Kenyon Martin, Denver Nuggets - 3 years, $46.0M. Since he stayed healthy and performed admirably last season, K-Mart was lower on this list. Injuries have slowed K-Mart down; however, was he worthy of the contract that Denver gave him? Because of the implicit Jason Kidd factor, methinks not. 8) Jared Jeffries, New York Knicks - 3 years, $19.4M. A career-low 3.7 ppg this past season along with an overall negligible impact for a full mid-level exception contract - that's what he gets for leaving a good situation in Washington. 9) Ben Wallace, Cleveland Cavaliers - 2 years, $28.5M. Though Wallace remains a formidable defensive asset, he is no longer worthy of NBA All-Defensive First Team honors. Also, guys who don't take shots from outside 10 feet should shoot better than 39% from the field. Just a thought, not a sermon. 10) Stephon Marbury, New York Knicks - 1 year, $21.9M. After the 2004-05 campaign, Marbury's numbers have declined precipitously. For a player who does not have a real playoff resume or a track record for being an unselfish teammate, that's not comforting. Little known fact: Steph shot a career-high 38% from behind the arc in 2007-08.

Hof, someone else already got to me, sorry but thanks.

Keep it up SM.

One down.

I couldn't wait so I found it online. I will still see it in the theaters if it comes out around here.

Hail! To the Fighting Phoenix Rise up and light the flame! Green Bay is the home of Champions We're gonna win this game! Hail! To the Fighting Phoenix We're rising up to say Fight! Fight! Fight! For a win tonight The Champions from old Green Bay!

That fat guy on UWM seems like a chucker. To be fair he did send it into OT with a three.

Great ending to the New Jersey game. NJ shot unreal and the Bucks never made the adjustment to guard the kickout.

Physical game so far. ESPN doing a nice job talking up both teams and the Horizon conference. UWGB is outrebounding pretty good as well.

Sent one back BC25.