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By: Chris Humpherys

Chris Humpherys — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 14:00:21 +0000

Big series coming up here in town with the Sox-Rays. The Sox are throwing out their big guns.

What’s your take on all this Michigan madness? Rich Rodriguez is crying and he hasn’t even played Ohio State yet.

By: Alan Parkins

Alan Parkins — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:14:51 +0000

Chris

There are but only twp things that could derail Federer. His complacency and should Nadal be completely healthy and hit his stride.

As to getting older why the hell do you think Obama wants universal healthcare. It’ll help out the bums playing for the Cubs. Even if he supports the Chi-Sox. He’s got to help some of his hometwon boys.

Sternberg doesn’t want to spend any of his own money to strengthen the team . So I’m not aghast by the trade. If anything it’s only a precursor of things to come. Be they good bad or indifferent. I don’t believe they’ll be here within the next two years , anyway ! The stadium issue still hasn’t been resolved . And now with Crist and his ambitions lying elsewhere. Watch and see if this doesn’t just all fall through the cracks.

Alan Parkins

By: Alan Parkins

Alan Parkins — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:06:54 +0000

Chris

When it comes to college ball I’m an equal opportunity antagonist. That being said ’til the fuore there is cleaned up, there’ll always be questions asked as to the transparency of the program. You and I both know it’s not as clean as they’re making it out to be . Hell even Lisa , herself knows it to be true. But she won’t step up to the plate and say it. They’re all too busy there in LA clearing their eyes and throats from the smog and crap thet they’ve become use to.

Alan Parlins

By: Chris Humpherys

Chris Humpherys — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:22:18 +0000

Aer… if it were just a battle between the Rangers and the Rays, I’d like Tampa’s chances.

But throw Boston into the mix and the Rays are in trouble.

Byrd’s solid outing last night after having released both Penny and Smoltz was exactly what Beantown was hoping for.

Al… I didn’t get to watch the fight but I did leave a comment on your piece. Nicely done. Hope they don’t say the same thing about us as we get old(er).

By: aero

aero — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:17:21 +0000

My sentiments exactly. I would just like to thank Kaz for the strong showing in his last two stars which helped the Rays in more way than one.

Although it is true that it ain’t over till it’s over, the fat lady is warming up for the Rays season. Oh well, there’s always next year.

See ya!

By: Chris Humpherys

Chris Humpherys — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 18:19:50 +0000

Aer… like I told Al earlier, I think trading Kazmir was a necessary evil for the franchise. Or at least that’s the word coming out of Andrew Friedman.

Now, if they lose both Kazmir AND Crawford, then you’ll be looking at an organization with its head up its rear. But I do think they’ll keep C.C., I do think the franchise wants to win and I do think they’re looking forward to the prospects they get in the Kazmir deal.

I’ll admit my first reaction to the Kazmir trade was that they were giving up on the season but I don’t think that’s the case. It’s not as if he was actually their ‘ace.’ It was more a question of what made the most sense to give up while still getting something in return and keeping Carl Crawford in Rays gear.