Around the Horn wins  Jay Mariotti or Woody Paige?
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Woody,Mariotti is a smart azz.
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i'de have to say joe horn. he's the only one to goto the playoffs. \n\nGO JOE
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Satchell Paige by far.
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The game was completely different back in Cy Young's day and it's not really fair to compare those guys to the ones pitching today. I mean, it's been almost 100 years since Cy Young pitched -- baseball's changed.\n\nI'd take Warren Spahn for lefties (pitched into the sixties, won 360 games, nearly 60% of his decisions) and Roger Clemens for righties (pitching currently in hitter friendly times, 340 wins so far, wins nearly two-thirds his decisions).
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You shouldn't even mention Jay's name within earshot of Tony. Mariotti openly campaigned for Kornheiser's job while he was on one of his vacations/suspensions (any time Tony wants a few weeks off he just makes fun of somebody at ESPN and POOF!)\nJay Mariotti is persona non grata with Tony which makes me wonder why ESPN still allows him to fill in if Tony's out of town.
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Jeff Reed for Pittsburgh\nJosh Brown for Seattle
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Luis Gonzales and Roger Clemens are my two best bets.\n\nBrady Anderson would be an interesting one.  Entirely believable that he'd be a user.  Nobody cares about Belle anymore; he's just a punchline, which is too bad.
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Either Alex Rodriguez or Albert Pujols.
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In the AL I'll say Ichiro Suzuki because he is the better all around player. DH players have never won the AL MVP so that would exclude (Hafner, Thome and Ortiz). \n\nIn the NL I'll say Albert Pujols but only if he returns from the DL. Otherwise, I'll say Lance Berkman (it will depend if he can carry the Astros to the playoffs).
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Seattle or Indy, depending on who was at home.  I think that Peyton Manning's "no-huddle" offense would have a helluva time communicating at Qwest Field because of the 12th man.  That said, either team could win at either place, but I give the advantage to the home team.
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New York Giants\n\nReason: Tiki Barber (The Real League MVP)
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It was Sonny Liston.  And, Cassius Clay, aka "the Louisville Lip",\nwas an 8 - 1 underdog.  Most people I knew were rooting for Clay because Liston had a "thug image".  We were all shocked by the result.
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statistically, sure rodger clemens\n\nBUT Curt Schilling is a better pitcher\nwhen he is needed.
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Lefty: Ken Griffey Jr. (hands down)\nRighty: Molitor is a nice choice...
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Thurman Munson?\nRoberto Clemente?
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mario lopez was the best tonight.  he and emmitt smith will make it to the final two.
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It's Santana easily, he's a better route runner first of all, and he always seems to make the one catch that changes a game.  Randy is nothing without a QB, Santana makes QB's better.