They picked up Jerry West's son but will he make that big of a difference? They lost alot of players!
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Holy crap, something about my school. I think they'll be strong, but nowhere near their last two years; Jerry West's son probably won't make a difference next year, but watch out for him in the next few.
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Honestly, they didn't have anyone before.\n\nAnd for the Raiders, I can't wait to see Vince Young in Silver and Black.  Get used to these words, "Young to Moss".
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Hey BroadwayPhil, tough loss today for the M's losing in x-tra's to the Rockies, so 14-4 is great against the NL.  But the NL West is horrible, but then again the AL West has had it's problems too.  The AL has really been ripping the NL to shreads.  My BoSox just finished 16-2 against the Senior Circuit.  Seattle would be a top 5 team in the NL, but not in the AL.  The Mariners have been playing a lot better as of late, but I guess we will find out soon when the Mariners get back to playing the AL Teams.  The team that they have to worry about most is the A's, Rich Harden is due back soon from injury.  But Joe Blanton and Danny Haren has been very ordinary and very inconsistent.  Zito has been their best pitcher so far.  The Mariners have to hope that they continue to get good performances from Ichiro which is a given, but Lopez and Johjima have been pleasent surprises for them.  Ibanez just very quietly go about his business, he's so underrated, a good steady outfielder.  Gil Meche has been pitching much better this year which is a plus.  Moyer has done very well, isn't he about 50 now?  God bless him, he's still doing it at his age.  They really need Washburn and Pinero to get better consistency.  King Felix can just flat out dominate when he's on.  So are they in it for the long haul?  Could be, but just as you said the AL is murderers row this year with Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, and New York.  You really don't catch a break with teams like that.  Mariners just have to care of business against the under .500 teams and see how it will play out.  They have a chance to win the AL West!!!\n\nPS. - I have Ibanez, Lopez, and Ichiro on my fantasy baseball team, so they are OK by me   :)
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i think mark cuban is right , i agree on sundays game i didnt think it was fair and yes it was awful ! \n\ncheck dis out by bill simmons\n\nhttp://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/060620
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See my answer to your other posting of the same question.\n\nNo, sadly, the prospects aren't good.
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lmao Doleac? Please..the few minutes he played he was embarassing compared to the other heat players. It was the Finals, Pat Riley couldn't risk putting in those kinda players. Besides..he preferred to go with players who were much better to handle these situations.
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Good queston, TJ is a very-good player and like Chris Perry of the Bengals they both get overshawoed by the teams premire RB. If you remember, The Readskins traded Champ Bailey and a second round pick to get Clinton Portis and if they don't use him and just use TJ than they feel like dumbasses for giving a pro bowler for a second round worthless RB, sure he can rush for a 1,000yds. but I doubt Portis well ever rush for 1620Yds and have like 20 TDs.
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To bad he wanted all that MONEY!!!!!!! \n\nI'd like to see A.J.Hawk!!! \n\nI'll still wear my 24 jersey but he was costing the team way to much money for his output. Plus all those games missed. HUH I couldn't believe he wasn't gone last year. \n\n**Just Win Baby**
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I LOOOVVVEEEE the Reds, but I hate that all my favorite players are gone.  Opening day was simply not the same without Sean Casey.... :(
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I'm glad. Bush has a very high "let down factor". The Texans proved that they care more about winning a championship than ticket sales.\n\nBush will still be drafted really high up, and the minute he under performs the pressure may be too much for him to take. There are a lot of expectations that will be very difficult for him to meet. I think it was a good move. For the Texans. They got a very good player that can contribute right away.
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"another position i think they need help in is the DL, especially in the middle. They need a big man to stuff the run "\n\nthis person is clearly a moron.\n\ndont you know who vince wilfork is? wow you must feel stupid know huh?\n\n\nanyways the patriots will look for wide out's and linebackers in the draft
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and this has what to do with the Internet?\n\nIt is time for the dynasty to end and the Cowboys to regain their position at the throne!\nMeheheheheh.
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The Yanks needed young arms and got rid of a large contract.  Maybe the pitchers will work out maybe they won't.  But there was no room for Sheff anymore and there was no way he was going to play first.  Anyway he's been a real jerk the last few months.  I liked him, they will miss his bat, but they need young arms(hell just younger players period).
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No.  I think a National League team will take it.  They seem to have made the bigger moves during the off-season.
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Undoubtedly,  The west, at this point, is probably the strongest any conference has ever been.  First let me say that Dallas is playing as good as any team can be expected.  Not only have they stolen the NBA championship from the best team in basketball, (The San Antonio Spurs)  they even stole their coach from the Spurs.  Just joking !!!!  I am a Spurs fan but since they lost to Dallas, In what is probably the best series of the entire finals including the championship series, I have to pull for the Mavs all the way.  Keep it in TEXAS.  Maimi is 2nd rate to say the least.  Shack has seen his better days and should get out before he makes a bum out of himself.  As for Wade, he has all of the tools to become a real super star but not with the talent in Miami.  If anyone doubts the superiority of the western conference, just watch it next year.  #1 - Phoenix will have Stoudemar back.  #2 - The Clippers will only be better.  #3 - San Antonio is just one center away from being virtually unbeatable.  #4 Dallas will be the reigning NBA champs.  The Eastern Conference #1 - Ben Wallace will leave Detroit.  #2 Shaq will continue to deteriorate.  #3 - LaBron James can't do it all by himself.  #4 - Is there anyone else in the East worth mentioning?  Parity will be a long time coming.
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You'd might want to get rid of Fisher and Harpring in favor of similar players, since you seem to be in a small-ish (9-10 team) league. \nOtherwise, Paul and Camby were good picks and West was a great free agent pick up. I wouldn't want to go against you.
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While it is still early in the season, I'd be shocked is RSL busted a 180 and made the playoffs. Not that the team doesn't have talent, but they do not play cohesive football.  Add this to the fact that Eddie Pope will be gone until July 12 (hopefully!), and there isn't much to look forward to in Salt Lake.\n\nChivas is a different story.  They have a coach who has proven he can win and some sort of back door exemption from the leagues policy that just lets them pluck high priced players from thier sister club in Guadalajara (sp?).  The most interesting thing is that Chivas may be fighting co-Home Depot Center Tenant and main rival LA Galaxy for the last Western Playoff spot down the stretch.  This battle may not come to pass if Colorado resumes their woeful form.