damn, if anyones watchin ch11 news some angel fan got fckkkkkked up
What happened? I turned to Channel 13 to watch Seinfeld, after the game and the Angel/A's game was on. Nomar Garciaparra at 1st. I liked Nomar at 1st, it would have extended his career, too bad Loney waswaiting in the wings.
The loss was tough, but it just seemed as if every hitter was pressing. They were hitting everything in the air, as if they were golfing. Manny looks like heis pressing. I do agree that Manny needs to bat cleanup, but it's Joe's squad and 14 straight playoff appearances speaks for itself. I was going tosay something about your Randy Wolf comment after the first inning,. My girlfriend came over, so I got off the CPU. First Kuroda and now Wolf, they both struggled, and it was against the Padres. The lineup better starthitting. O-Dog with the big whiff, let's chalk that up.
BTW- I haven't put you on ignore,. I have no Opening Day ticketsto offer. I'm trying to get 562 the last pair I could get my hands on, he asked first.
PS- I have a few Beimel and Penny bobbleheads if people are interested. I'm not selling them and I know they are not on the team anymore, but some peopledo collect them. Hit me up if you are interested. I probably wont mail them out until after the first homestand. First come, first served.
In Yo Nostril wrote:
go back to the charger season thread son.
!@#$ the Chargers.
Those fools got plenty of bandwagonners to back them up. My Padres need me.
im glad you at least admit it. i hate all these fake charger, padres and angels fans "who have been fans since day 1."
[h2]Jose Canseco Says '90 Percent Chance' Manny Ramirez Is on 'The List'[/h2]
Posted Apr 06, 2009 7:00PM By Will Brinson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Dodgers, MLB Media Watch, MLB Rumors
And the latest player that's the target of Canseco's pseudo-slanderous steroid chatter is Manny Ramirez, which is a most shocking revelation (although no more shocking than when Canseco accused Alex Rodriguez).http://
Canseco spoke to at the Brovard Auditorium on the USC campus recently and the Los Angeles Times' Kurt Streeter caught up with him afterwards, specifically interested about why Canseco stated that Ramirez's "name is most likely, 90 percent" on the list of players who used steroids.
Canseco asked questions as to the status of Ramirez receiving a long-term contract and why owners were so hesitant to sign him as "evidence" as to why Ramirez used steroids, but admitted he had "no way of knowing" whether Ramirez was guilty of using PEDs.
And that, in my mind, makes this allegation seem pretty silly: Ramirez didn't get a long-term deal because there was no chance of receiving the money he wanted over the course of a long-term contract. Additionally, he's 36, so it's not like every team out there should have been scrambling to lock him up in a 12-year uber-deal anyway. Oh, and perhaps Canseco missed it, but the economy collapsed while Ramirez was trying to get paid.
Manny, by the way, laughed off Canseco's allegations when Streeter followed up on the discussion, stating that, ""I got no comment, nothing to say about that. What can I say? I don't even know the guy."
In other words: Yes, Canseco has been right before, and plenty of times. Yes, he broke open the steroid scandal. But in this case, it just seems like he's in the same desperate corner of his, swinging wildly with names in the hopes that another name in a sea full of guilty players manages to stick on the wall and he can score a tiny extension on his 15 minutes in the spotlight.
Jose Canseco
