Like A Mofo

I m just suprised this Fins fans used any English words at all.

GOOD!! Stop worrying about the Old But Great Unit and go after another pitcher (Tim Hudson, perhaps?!?!)

Can I have the 7 minutes of my life back that I used to read this?? Jets Confidential??? Enough said.

Several? 4 years isnt exactly several... Now 22 years on the other hand..............

Good question. But Im sure the anti-Yankee whiners will line up and complain how Ill never watch baseball again, but if you look at this trade as a whole, it may not make them any better.

If its for a roll of 2-Ply Toilet Paper, get it done!!!

If George continues this path he is on, it will catch up to the Yankees and Ill have visions of Ed Whitson dacing through my head

I 2nd that!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Couldnt agree more T....can George get suspended again!?!?!

Randy to the Yankees 12/1/2004 ESPN reports that the Arizona Diamondbacks are ready to finally trade veteran pitcher Randy Johnson to the New York Yankees. A team source tells ESPN's Peter Gammons that a deal could happen sometime next week and that the Yankees are set to offer starter Javier Vazquez, reliever Tom Gordon, third base prospect Eric Duncan and about $4 million of Vazquez's contract. The Diamondbacks also reportedly want the Yankees to acquire a starting pitcher outside of the organization to include in a deal. The news comes on the same day that reports emerged out of Boston that the Red Sox were discussing a trade sending pitcher Bronson Arroyo and two prospects to Arizona for Johnson. Vazquez, 28, has three years and $34.5 million left on his contract, while Johnson, 41, will make $16 million this coming season. The Diamondbacks have been listening to offers for the Big Unit since the middle of the 2004 season. The Yankees head the list of teams with interest, but the Red Sox, Anaheim Angels and Chicago White Sox have also been touted as possibilities. Johnson has the right to veto any trade. Coming off knee surgery, Johnson was 16-14, but the team scored three or fewer runs for him in all but one of those losses. He was 13-2 when the Diamondbacks scored more than two runs. Johnson was second in the majors with a 2.60 ERA and led the majors in strikeouts at 290. Along the way, he pitched a perfect game, passed 4,000 strikeouts and passed Steve Carlton to become the most prolific left-handed strikeout pitcher in baseball history. He ranks No. 3 on the strikeout list behind Nolan Ryan and Roger Clemens. Johnson won Cy Young Awards in his first four seasons with Arizona and was second to Clemens in Cy Young voting this year, even though Johnson was on a club that lost 111 games, tied for 10th-most in baseball history.

I dont think so Credit Reports

I figured hell come back to Buffalo to make a three ringed circus!!

Im one who is thinking of THIS season, but I am also thinking of NEXT season, can one juggle both thoughts??? Why not???

Gotta like Sam Gash too...especially for a FB!!!

Happy Birthday PW 86!!!!

That actually dosent have a bad ring to it!!

Louis Lipps

You think TD was the one that called him to mention Drew!?!?!?!

Ill say yes and here is why: 1. Some of his moves, especially WM, are starting to pay off. 2,. If you are NOT happy with TD, who would you replace him with????? Sometimes the best moves are the ones you dont make. Right now this team is showing signs of coming together for the first time in TD's reign. Replacing him now will just cause more problems then its worth. Stick with him for the next 1-2 years. If Bills are still treading water, then its sayonara.

They should, but E$PN just cannot help themselves... People will buy it too.

ESPN Mobile ESPN to offer wireless phone service through Sprint LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sports cable channel ESPN will launch its own branded wireless phone service next year, the first in a series of branded cell phone services planned by Walt Disney Co. (DIS), which owns Connecticut-based ESPN. The service, dubbed ESPN Mobile, will use the enhanced Sprint (FON) nationwide PCS network, Sprint and ESPN said Wednesday. The venture will sell ESPN-branded handsets, accessories and applications, including access to sports headlines, photos, ring tones and streaming audio and video over Sprint's high-speed data network.

Im with you on hating the NHL, but Im not sure its because of the small marktet issue. Tampa Bay and Calgary proved this past year you can win with a low payroll, heck, both of their payrolls were lower then the Sabres. And Im a Sabres fan BTW

Im starting to feel the same way R. Rich. For those who want to get good info about the NHL, this IMO is the best place: tsn.ca

Its kind of funny but even in a great moment for the Chargers...they STILL have a dilemma!