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  1. Robin19 wrote: Speedbusters is not news. "My dog got hit by a car". "The police should spend all of their time on this road to monitor speed limits because this is the only road in Milwaukee where people speed". "This is the worst problem going on right now". I know speeding is a problem, but they act like they are finding the only spots where speeding happens. Especially when most of the speeding involves going 33 in a 25.
  2. Dirty Dining and Speedbusters are TMJ4.
  3. The problem is we wouldn't have gotten Rollins for 3/33. We would have had to guarantee at least 4 years and maybe put in an option for a 5th to take him away from the Phillies.
  4. I have a hard time believing their goal was to block him from some other team by only submitting a $2.5 million bid. What are the chances they thought they would even win with that bid?
  5. Fine, I did the work and looked at who they played after the Salmons trade. These are the records of the teams they beat. 27-55 44-38 29-53 37-45 32-50 47-35 (without Dwyane Wade) 26-56 26-56 61-21 (without LeBron James) 50-32 53-29 32-50 25-57 53-29 53-29 40-42 29-53 54-28 41-41 12-70 27-55 50-32 (without Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kendrick Perkins) Total record: 748-956 over an 82 game season that record would be 36-46. Almost half of their wins in that span came against teams who lost 50 or more games. They got to play Miami without Dwyane Wade, they got to play Cleveland without LeBron James, they got to play the Celtics the last game of the year when they rested almost every single key player they had. They had an incredibly easy schedule, feasted on some really bad teams and got lucky missing a bunch of star players which basically makes those teams 30 win teams. As I said, they were completely mediocre.
  6. Corn Trader wrote: The 09 team was hardly mediocre. They were the definition of it. They had the 14th best record in the NBA, wouldn't have made the playoffs in the West and were still only 6th in the East.
  7. Let me know when only half the season counts.
  8. That team wasn't good, they were mediocre. 14th best record in the NBA.
  9. Just noticed the Pirates are trying to get every baseball player whose last name starts with Mc on their team. Andrew McCutchen Daniel McCutchen James McDonald Michael McKenry Nate McLouth Casey McGehee
  10. sheetskout wrote: The only thing that would hold me back is that Pena is a righty Since when?
  11. Nearly a .900 OPS against righties last year and in his career. As long as they use him as a strong side platoon player and get him a right handed platoon partner, I don't see what would be so bad about this. I'd like to see Gamel get a shot but it's not like Pena is a scrub.
  12. No they shouldn't take a back seat. The Bucks got priority with the first schedule and always get priority. The Admirals, Marquette, concerts and all that other stuff took the remaining dates. You can't ask all those teams and concerts to just cancel those dates or move them around somewhere else when people bought tickets for that specific day.
  13. nodakfan17 wrote: Here's where I take issue with the schedule: The Bucks have 17 weekend road games (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) and only 11 weekend home games. In contrast, the Lakers have 19 weekend home games and only 11 weekend road games. I'm not saying that small market teams need special treatment, but at least give them a fair shot at filling seats. I like the Bucks, but the NBA is rigged. Most of the weekend dates at the Bradley Center are filled up. That's why.
  14. ramssuperbowl99 wrote: http://steroids-and-baseball.com/ Read and learn BF.net File me squarely under the "I really hope he's not suspended but couldn't give a care what he puts in his body" group You may not care, others here may not care but it doesn't really matter what we think. All that matters is what MLB thinks and MLB thinks players deserve suspensions for stuff like this.
  15. paul253 wrote: Can we trade him before his arbitration hearing? Technically he is not under contract. If we can't trade him until February it may affect the offseason moves. Yes you can trade him before that. And he technically is under contract. They say under contract at a salary to be determined later.
  16. ESPN right now. Karl Ravech gets on the phone in the middle of a segment trying to confirm that Wilson signed. Long pause. Confiming what we've known for what, 20 minutes?
  17. jeffyscott wrote: I'd guess that, as an AL team, they may have had a bit more hope that a 41 year old Pujols might possibly still be of some value to them. True and this is a franchise who gave up valuable pieces for Vernon Wells and his contract, so they could just be replacing one awful contract with another. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif
  18. Clearly the Cardinals are cheating. They took Komatsu just so he could tell them all the Brewers' secrets.
  19. Invader3K wrote: Arte Moreno really doesn't screw around. Supposedly Pujols gets a full no trade clause along with that quarter billion dollars. Being completely honest, I think a quarter billion is already a no trade clause.
  20. carniesandrubes wrote: trwi7 wrote: We can still trade him guys. It's not like he's locked in to the roster. And if they trade him they'll be asked to pay for a huge chunk of his salary most likely. Glad I went to every playoff game last year as it's going to be a long drought before the next one...How do you know? The last reliever I can recall that accepted arbitration was Rafael Soriano. The Braves traded him to the Rays for Jesse Chavez. I don't think the Braves picked up any salary. They didn't get much in return but they freed up money.
  21. We can still trade him guys. It's not like he's locked in to the roster.
  22. It's still dysfunctional with bad players, bad ownership and a bad front office.
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