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I totally agree R.Rich... I never forget driving back from Philadelphia several years ago, and in 610AM WIP In Philly they were talking about Charlie Garner's first game with the Eagles...he was brilliant and the Eagles destroyed the 49ers in SF that game (no small feat in those days), the host of the show and callers were saying "We might have the next Emmitt Smith" I almost swirved off the NJ Turnpike in laughter

Wow, did not know that...wouldnt it be nice for Buffalo to get a shot of having a MLB team instead of a city that lost 2 franchises already? $ talks I guess...pathetic

How about the "Red Sox World Series Champions Experience", its manual, electricity wasnt invented when that event occurred

I do agree with you there, but I watch and pay for tickets to see a good product on the ice, not to watch these guys on the budweiser hot seat and whipping out sharpies during the game..call me a purist lol

You watch too much ESPN, who loves the bad guys and good guys dont mean much.

Good points, and I bet what factored into their decision was geography as well, Portland would have to go the West division, how would MLB align everything?

How about the Billy Joe Hobert ride, but you wouldnt know how to use the ride because you forgot to read how to use it

But why not the Carolinas? Even Buffalo??? Washington has had 2 CHANCES....do they really deserve a 3rd?? Di$gra$eful

Im leaving work now, getting ready to sit on 287..should be a parking lot

And I cannot spell, if someone can change it Montreal, I appreciate it thanks

Expos moving to Wa$hington So Washington has had TWO teams move outta of there, and they deserve a 3rd? What an absolute disgrase this is, and what a joke Bud Selig and the rest of MLB was during this whole process. The Captials never draw, the Wizards, when Jordan was there was about the only time it mattered...why couldnt Buffalo ever get their shot to have a MLB team? TV Market, I hope this team sucks and they fail again in Washington Expos announcement might come Thursday By RONALD BLUM, AP Sports Writer September 28, 2004 NEW YORK (AP) -- Washington's wait is almost over. Exactly 33 years after the Washington Senators played their final game, the nation's capital could learn Thursday that major league baseball plans to return next season. Several baseball officials said Monday that's the most likely day for an announcement that Washington, D.C., has been selected as the new home for the Montreal Expos, although there was a slight chance the timetable could be moved up. After a meeting of the sport's executive council last Thursday, a high-ranking baseball official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said major league baseball would attempt to finalize negotiations with Washington within a week. It would be the first franchise relocation in the major leagues since the expansion Washington Senators became the Texas Rangers after the 1971 season. The deal to move the Expos to Washington would be subject to government approval of funding for both a $13 million refurbishment of RFK Stadium and a new ballpark costing slightly over $400 million, which would be built along the Anacostia River in the southeast section of the city. A move also must be approved by three-quarters of major league owners and survive legal challenges by the Expos' former limited partners and possibly by Baltimore owner Peter Angelos, who objects to having a team just 40 miles from the Orioles. Bob DuPuy, baseball's chief operating officer, went to Baltimore on Friday to negotiate a compensation arrangement with Angelos. The Orioles owner told The (Baltimore) Sun that he could be persuaded to drop his opposition if he could be assured that his team and the state of Maryland's investment in Oriole Park at Camden Yards could be protected.

Agreed, if it was the Yankees vs the Cubs, the ratings would have been off the charts

Unfortunatley it sounds like a lot of fantasy owners, not only does he want to get the better end, he wants to win the trade in a landslide, that stevestojan makes me $ick

Amen Steve, couldnt have said it any better...I usally dont send these out but after reading that first post, Ill send one too :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:

Merrill Hoge cracks me up, he said early on "I dont even think the Eagles will make the playoffs" Oops

Damn LA left the board? Man was i sleeping?? WTF happened??? That sucks

LOL Right now the Cards look like the team to beat, but BF you have to expect people to question the Cards a tad come playoff time because of their rotation, and yes they have been excellent all year, but you and I both know the playoffs are a different animal, What starter on that staff is TRULY playoff tested? Matt Morris has had his moments, so has Williams, but who else? Is Chris Carpenter going to be right for the playoffs? Those are questions just like with the Yankees rotation, yes the Yankees have experienced guys in their rotation, but will they be capable of coming up big in October based on their performance all year? Who knows for sure.... The Cards rotation may make other fans and so called "experts" look like fools who really knows, but starting pitching is SO important, that's why they are somewhat questioned.

I agree...and stay away from the Mike Williams's too!!!

No disrespect to the SB Champs (Bills arent better by any stretch) but Ill guarantee the Bills cover this spread and win the game. Bills 20 Pats 17

I agree 100 percent, thats how most Jets fans I know go.. Jets fans are usually Mets fans Giants fans are generally Yankees fans

Nothing in this world more annoying to me then Jets fans...especially Fireman Ed LOL I may get to the game, still waiting on someone to get back to me about tickets

Dallas

Congrats to a fellow Yankees fan on your 1,000th post and I agree GO MARINES!!!

Vegas just updated the odds of Ricky Williams returning for $ in the NFL to 1/9

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