With all the personel changes, I like Larry Johnson this year. (assuming P. Holmes retires)
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Your pick is the right one. Even if Holmes doesnt retire the Cheifs should get rid of him for a cheaper defenscive player. Back to Johnson, he put up amazing numbers last year and only played 9 games. 1,700 yards in 9 games is very nice. Shawn Alexander seems to be on the verge of an injury and LT had a down fall in his stats. Also not having Drew Brees should pull down LaDainan's recieving stats. I think Larry Johnson has a great chance of even breaking the single season yards record if he puts up last year's number plus the yards he can gain in the additional games he will play without Preist.
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I am so with you man cavs are going to do excellent next year except Flip is a free agent so if Larry gets injured again (please dont happen) we need somebody to fill in for him.Anyway go Cleveland!!!
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Oh yeah, I'm in full agreement here. They have really built Young up but on the same note News2 out of Nashville reported how much he had to learn and how simple how Young had made learning sound. Hopefully, he is more serious than how it sounds. Of course, look what they did with PacMan Jones. Geez, I wondered why with that one. And, is it true McNair has gone to Baltimore?? Not sure how I feel about that. I know he had lost much of what he was. But, was it all him?? I really like him even though he seemed to be losing it. \n\nOkie dokie, I'll stop before I get carried away :) Just a Tennessean who loves her Titans and want them to have a fantastic year!!
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I love Joe Girardi i'm glad he'll be with the YES NETWORK Next Yr,I hope someday he'll manage the Yankees!! There's no place like home JOE!!!
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I'm going to say Maurice Cheeks.  He's a great person, but he hasn't proven himself to be a winner.  All the other people on the list at won a playoff series.  Larry Brown is burning out, and honestly needs to give it up soon.
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I think the J-E-T-S are moving in the right direction. Under their new management they had a great draft and i believe they will be great in 3-4 years therefore if you get in now you will be able to enjoy those seats or sell them when team is great. Just my 2 cents
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Ben is already good,look at his first two seasons. He's big and solid,and has played through many injuries already(get your facts straight)! Ben is also smart,he doesn't beat his team. I'm thinking some Bengals fans are sounding like Seahawk fans! As for Holmes we'll have to wait and see,he'll be brought along slowly.
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larry johnson either that or carson palmer
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Derek Jeter - no question he will go in\n \nAlex Rod - yes, he will go\n\nMatsui - tough to say, but with half a major league career and half of a Japanese career, he probably won't.\n\nJohnny Damon - No I don't think he will go, I don't see him putting up the career numbers necessary to make it, especially considering the fact that he's a center fielder. Writers who vote for the HOF expect more power from the CF position. He's played 11 seasons so far, but has only made the All-Star team twice...that's not very good...\n\n\nBarry Bonds - yes, unless they manage to ban him somehow, which is what they appear to be doing.\n\nJason Jambi (sic) - he MIGHT go, but it depends on how the writers view the steroids issue in 20 years. The further you get from the end of a player's career, the more important his stats become in the HOF's evaluation of him. Sportwriters like to think they have good memories, but most of them really don't.\n\n\nGary Shettfield - I think Shefield has a good chance to get in some day, unless he's somehow banned for steroid use. He's put great #s on the board, and has played for some winning teams. If his career is long enough to put some really great career numbers up, there's no reason he wouldn't go in eventually, though maybe not on the first few ballots.\n\n\nCarlos beltron - way too early to tell. But if he keeps up this quality of play for 10 to 12 years, he should make it.\n\nMike Pizzatza - Piazza is a shoe-in. Twelve all star games...  never won an MVP but finished 2nd twice and 3rd another time. A .311 career batting average to go along with  397 HR and 1,223 RBI... He's probably the best hitting catcher ever to play in the major leagues.  Slugging pct of .555... These are definitely Hall of Fame numbers, considering we're talking about a catcher here. Plus, he's had six 100-RBI season, with another four season in the 90+ RBI range.  It would be tough to find someone who played in 12 All Star Games and isn't in the HOF.\n\n\nPedro Marntiez - Yes, Pedro will go into the HOF.
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I would. I think that Randy Johnson will have a down year and retire at the end of the season. His fastball is not what it used to be. Hudson is good but Hunter and Byrd make up for that lose. Texiera is the key. His stats have gone up every year and will continue to go up in the ballpark he plays in. He is a good bet to give you a .300 avg. 45 hr and 135 rbi, Sweeney doesn't.
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As a Yankees fan I have to be realistic and the 2007 doesn't look promising.  Johnson should've retired after he won the series with the D'backs, Mussina is only good in the regular season, Giambi is fragile and then there's A-Rod,...A-Rod.  I like that they're trying to build from within by bringing up Melky last year and bringing up Hughes next season.  The Sheffield trade is good from the standpoint that they got a potential starter and two potential closers or set up men.  Mariano probably only has two seasons left in him so he will need to be replaced soon.  I think 2007 will be a set up for another major, late decade run at championships.  \nAs far as Matsuzaka goes, he is unproven in the US major league format.  He will probably have success early and then the league will catch up to him.  The best thing about Boston winning the bidding is now they are exactly what they claim the Yankees to be, an evil Empire using their wealth to outbid every one else.
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I HOPE JEFF GORDON BUT I THINK IT WILL BE JOHNSON
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I'd do it - not because i like mike Maroth, but because i don't like Coffey.  Kent Merker is in the mix to mess things up as well.\n\nEven in the deepest of leagues you should be able to find holds
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i hope riles returns, he is a great coach. i think payton will retire do, good career. mourning might retire as well.
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Larry Johnson for sure, no question, he tore it up the second half of the season.
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Bill Richardson, rocks. would  be great.\n\n:>peace
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I believe so...they are lacking the "attitude" they had last season. The addition of the big back, Davenport, will pay off at the end of the year. They do need to seriously address the turnover situation, though. Santonio Holmes should not field another punt this year PERIOD! When they get the run game to stay consistent, they can use the "play-action" pass effectively with Heath Miller and Hines Ward...I see them winding up 9-7 or at worst 8-8.