Regarding Glendon Rusch?
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As a die-hard Met fan, I was sad to see Glendon Rusch go.  He has spurts of talent.  He has good location, but not the greatest speed on his pitches.  I would much rather have a discipline pitcher like Rusch, over a highly talented but immature player like Daniel Cabrera.
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There's too much season left to start talking about that.  Need to see how his numbers pan out and how the Mets finish off the season.  At this point he's definitely a contender though.
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It looks like the Cubs thought about bringing him up, but they decided their bullpen was a little worn out. Probably a good move, since you'll need a fresh pen later in the year. I imagine we'll see him before July, however.
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He's got experience, good recruiting ties, discipline, and the right attitude for a Division I program. He can undoubtedly do the job; the question you need to ask though is will the politics at that school allow him the latitude that he needs to be successful.\n\nMSU has got a good coach who will probably develop a good plan to help the Sparty's return to respectibility in the Big 10, as long as the Board and the Administration stay out of his way, which is asking a lot from East Lansing.
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Georgie Porgie has said it all. I am a Red Sox fan, and that they are starting him tonight scares the hell out of me, especially since they are going for their 13th win in a row and his career ERA is close to 5!! Maybe they got a bargain, but I don't think so!! Look at the teams who had a chance to get him before the Red Sox took him off waivers. That also tells a story.\n\nRed Sox fans unite and pray!!
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So far Huard has done very well (11TDs, 1Int).  If I were Herm, I would start Damon Huard, because I Play to Win the Game.  Green is still recovering from a serious concussion, and Huard is playing at a level that Green can match but probably not surpass.  The Cheifs have done well under Huard and they should stick with the hot hand.
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I think Ynke #7 the Mick, is right.  It makes sense.  My only concern would be that Steinbrenner better lightin' up on Donnie because I don't think he will but up with Georgies craziness like Joe has in the past.
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He is going to platoon with Trot Nixon. He smashed LHP last year but fanned again RHP. He will start when a left handed pitcher starts and Nixon will matchup again right-handers. So if you want maybe a 3 games a week guy take him. Then again, if Nixon gets hurt he will thrive in the lineup.
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Hi sophia'smom!\nI've heard about the Honch, JohnAMD. He's a good family man but has a bad habit at the race track. He welshed on a loan so, some goons had to be sent out to collect a payment. When the good doctor couldn't cough it up, they had to tie his fingers together in a most unpleasant way.\nsophia'smom, my girlfriend was unfortunate to be in the waiting room thumbing through the Ladies Home Journal when she had to witness the unfortunate events. I don't know if Honch, JohnAMD is still practicing medicine or not.\n-Noah
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HES BEEN OUT AND THE YANKS ARE STILL STAYIN UP WITH BOSTON.  I AM A DIEHARD BOSTON FAN BUT CHEF'S INJURY HASNT EASED MY MIND A BIT!  ONLY TIME WILL TELL WHO COMES OUT ABOVE THE REST!
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[AP Wire]\n\nSAN DIEGO -- Jose Canseco returned to baseball Thursday when he agreed to a contract with the independent San Diego Surf Dawgs, planning to be their designated hitter and -- get this -- pitch.\n\nThe Golden Baseball League announced the deal Thursday night, saying the former AL MVP and Rookie of the Year will make his Surf Dawgs debut Monday night on the road against the Chico Outlaws.\n\nCanseco will make his debut at 10:05 ET on July 3.\n\nCanseco's return to baseball comes some 19 months after he attracted Congress' attention with an autobiography, "Juiced," that accused several top players of steroid use.\n\nIn March 2005, he testified before the House Government Reform committee that he used performance-enhancing drugs as a player.\n\nCanseco didn't immediately return a message left on his cell phone.\n\nThe news release announcing the deal said Canseco will be the DH "and will showcase his knuckleball as a member of the team's pitching staff."\n\nCanseco made one big league pitching appearance, working the final inning for the Texas Rangers in a 15-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox on May 29, 1993. He walked the bases loaded and allowed three runs and two hits. He threw 12 strikes and 21 balls, most of which were far from the strike zone.\n\nCanseco will be playing for the league maximum of $2,500 per month.\n\n"We strive to provide a high quality entertainment product, and Jose will undoubtedly be entertaining for our fans," GBL president Amit Patel said in a statement.\n\nThe GBL is essentially baseball's lowest rung. Rickey Henderson played for the Surf Dawgs last year as he tried to attract the attention of a big league team.\n\nCanseco hasn't played in the big leagues since 2001 with the Chicago White Sox, who purchased his contract from the independent Newark Bears.\n---------------------------------------------------\n\nDon't bank on a cup of coffee coming his way.
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he certainly isnt on steroids; he is a rare talent that the astros are lucky to regain. as a boston fan, i cant help but be jealous of houston, but im pumped to watch roger have a gem for a "last season"...i wonder when he'll retire...
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I have.He is the best in the game and will be the best ever.He has the best head in the game.I have never seen anyone pull off some of the most pressure shots in golf and he is just getting to the age in golf thats is supposed to be the prime age.I can`t imagine he will reliquish his  top spot in golf for many many years.
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He played last year in Toledo at AAA level,  he played a whole four innings in the whole season.  He had a ERA of 2.25.  I'm not sure if he is playing this season but I'm guessing no. Was that good enough for you?
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Hi Gp!\nI've heard about the Morgan, Glen A MD. He's a good family man but has a bad habit at the race track. He welshed on a loan so, some goons had to be sent out to collect a payment. When the good doctor couldn't cough it up, they had to tie his fingers together in a most unpleasant way.\nGp, my girlfriend was unfortunate to be in the waiting room thumbing through the Ladies Home Journal when she had to witness the unfortunate events. I don't know if Morgan, Glen A MD is still practicing medicine or not.\nDr. Zealnick
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Wilkerson for Sexson? I say take Wilkerson for now. Brad is doing much better than richie as of the moment in almost all stats, and has a much more favourable park to hit in. However, Wilkerson is a free swinger and can strike out a lot sometimes so be wary of that.\n\nChacin, Chacon and Garland: Jekyll and Hyde type of pitcher. Will give the very good start here and there, but could completely collapse the next start. Big risks to take. \n\nSele: Could be worth taking. \n\nDempster: although he is a closer, i say leave him on the wire. He plays for the Cubs and the Cubs arent winning much at all. Hard to get saves if the team cant win.\n\nWigginton: with Cantu coming back, Wigginton may soon find himself on the bench. So i say leave him now, and see what happens.
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I have to say that I agree with the allegations that he did use steroids. ESPN the Magazine just had a story about him with a picture of him in '93 and one of him recently. Same pose (stretching before going to bat with the bat over his head). He didn't even look like the same person. However, I'm still undecided on whether or not he was aware that he was using steroids. But, it seems to me that'd be kind of hard not to realize that you're getting that much bigger that fast. On the other hand, you still have to have some talent and hand-eye coordination to make contact with the ball. So, it's not like steroids were the only thing that have propelled him to third all-time in HRs. There's talent there, too. But, I love the Giants and I love watching Barry play. I'm glad he's so close to the HR second place record and I hope he breaks Ruth's second place record and comes back again next year. His agent said that he expects him to return next year, just not sure for what team...be a DH in the AL or continue to play for the Giants? I think everyone should just lay off him, though, and let the man play baseball...for goodness sakes' it's just a sport...and, Ruth and Mantle, etc. weren't all exactly saints either...