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  1. trwi7
    The problem is none of those players are anything more than role players. Gooden is the worst of all. At most those players are healthy and bring the team to a .500 record, likely less than that.
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    patrickgpe wrote: looking at January's schedule it is a beast, the nba did the bucks no favors. Oh come on, we're complaining about a schedule that's one of the better ones in the NBA? The Bucks have no excuses regarding the schedule.
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    They wanted to help out West teams by teams like Detroit, Columbus and Nashville making long trips to San Jose, Los Angeles, Vancouver and Anaheim several times a year and they wanted to cut down on two time zone division travel. They fixed that but the East still has an advantage since 8 of 14 teams make the playoffs in the East compared to 8 of 16 in the West.
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    wisniewski wrote: Couldn't agree more. Letting JHJ go, but giving McGehee another chance is ridiculous. McGehee is fools gold, and just a terrible, terrible baseball player. He should be working at Lowes. Honestly, part of me feels like Melvin has been conditioning the fans since the season ended to get accept the fact that the Brewers aren't going to spend any money. If you read all of his public statements since the NLCS ended all the signs are there, and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised. If any of you guys follow hockey, it's exactly the path the Nashville Predators went. After coming so close to advancing to the Western Conference Finals last year, all they needed to add was one 'legit' first line scorer, and they would have been a force in the West. So, what did they do? Not only did they NOT add that scorer, they subtracted other talent and took chances on bargain basement waiver savers. They went from having 9 million in cap space (last year) to having 14 million in cap space this year! I can conceivably see the Brewers using this season to 'save' money. Just a feeling I get. Not to change the topic but they kind of had to to save money for Rinne, Suter and Weber.
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    Link
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    Link Really wish we had signed him.
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    What exactly would a guy in Cleveland know about the favorites for Prince Fielder?
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    Another player forcing his way out of a small market into a large market. Nice job by the pansy owners.
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    hawing wrote: Glennron wrote: On the flip side I've been to about 6-8 games at Wrigley, and I've never seen the Cubs win there. Keep up the good work! http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif It's up to you to set up a brewerfan.net donation to buy Glennron Cubs' season tickets.
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    BrewersSuperCollector wrote: Even if K-Rod accepts the arbitration it doesn't matter. It is non guaranteed, so the Brewers could cut him. I believe the new CBA guarantees the contract.
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    brettac1 wrote: That's going to be the old Versus, right? Yes. They've already started their new programming pretty much, just haven't changed the name yet.
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    sveumrules wrote: Time to call Kenny Williams and tell him he can have whatever he wants from our farm (besides Peralta & 2011 draftees) for Alexei. So we want your good shortstop but aren't giving up our top 3 prospects to get him. Yeah, I'm sure that conversation will go far.
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    We can still get picks for K-Rod, it just won't cost the team that signs him a pick which will make him more desirable to teams. That's a good thing for us imo.
  14. trwi7
    Pirates in the lead for Barmes.
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    Didn't this twitter account try to predict stuff last year and fail horribly? BigRygg calls in to WSSP or did quite regularly, don't think he has any special connection that would make him know who the Brewers are talking to or if they're prepared to offer a contract to somebody.
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    The players allowed this to happen. The owners made a ton of concessions that Cohen proposed to what they had and the players still felt they were getting screwed. That's on the players.
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    The Truth wrote: The concept of having an interleague game every day is yet another example of why Bud Selig is absolutely horrible for MLB Right, we should be happy to see the same 15 teams over a 162 game season.
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    rwa12 wrote: Maybe they should be getting the 2 NBA players that actually went to college to represent them. They should get Kevin Martin to represent them.
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    These players are just incredibly dumb.
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    dadofandrew wrote: and the city of Milwaukee has done nothing to even find a place for a new Bucks' arena They don't need to find a place, they already have one. The land north of the Bradley Center that is owned by the Bradley Center and the land north of that that the county owns that they could buy. Peter Wilt led Milwaukee Professional Soccer LLC to try to bring a team here a few years ago but nothing came of it. They were proposing to build a stadium on the infield of the Milwaukee Mile. http://www.socceramerica.com/article/24451/peter-wilt-leaves-milwaukee-mls-hopefuls.html http://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/stories/2007/07/30/daily4.html
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    GAME05 wrote: i was given two Oxy pills by a coworker because i'd badly pulled a muscle in my back. i was sure to take them only after i'd driven home, but they did absolutely nothing. i've taken Codine, which is also morphine-based and that helped, but for whatever reason the Oxy did nothing. Yeah, I was given Oxycodone after I had my hernia surgery. I've seen people on it and I've seen people have withdrawal from it and I didn't really want to take a chance on that happening so I just didn't use them. I went in for a follow up with the surgeon and asked me how the pills helped the pain and I told him I didn't take any. Needless to say he was shocked, I don't really know why. It hurts if you stand up normally and if you try to stretch but if you curl up in the fetal position there's no pain at all. After a few days though you can stand up and walk around normally, there's still pain but it's not bad enough where you have to take pills for it.
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    I have never taken oxycodone and never will.
  23. trwi7
    I still like the orange jersey. Too much red and blue nowadays, good to see something different.
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    Great news. Ramos has been found safe.
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    Since this thread has been bumped, I've never golfed and don't plan to. Couldn't think of anything that would bore me more.
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