deaknh03

I know A LOT of people who are suffering with this, and many of them got a flu shot.

I was about to post something similar. Out of commission here since last Saturday, and my fever came back last night. Usually I'm sick for a day maybe 2, not 6.

It takes a village to raise a devil baby.

real men dont need no stinkin gutters.

pretty sure Shane was thinking of fishing on a boat, making sunday less than ideal.

most reasonable people understand that but overwhelming success breeds jealousy and hatred.

I would love to see the Pats play philly. Oh. Wait a minute. my mistake. That could only happpen if the eagles actually won.Theres always next year if your an eagle fan, theyve only been saying that since 1958.

When it gets below zero I go to something else as well. My slippers. Inside the house.

luckily they ran for 6 tds

bad play to end a game for the saints. perfect for the hawks.

Yes but because you, john, make a bad decision, bonds shouldnt be in the hall? How are your choices their fault?

Children need to be taught by their parents about right and wrong, not baseball players, they are NOT role models.

I have a different train of thought. I think players from the roid era need to be voted on by their numbers, and if and when they get in the hall, the general public is smart enough to understand what they did. My reasons are because so many players were doing it, it's impossible to differentiate if and who was actually doing it, for example the guys pitching to Bonds were on it, so wouldnt that even the field? Also the owners, MLB in essence, knew these players were doing it, and basically condoned it, and now they try to make the players out to be the bad guy? Steroids were along way before the big boom of players taking it in the mid 80s-late 90s, players were taking it as far back as the early 70s, just not as widespread. Vote them in based on their stats, just like the rest of baseball history, and let the fans make their own judgements. There is plenty of losers in the morals dept in the hall, lets not be high and mighty now.

and if he comes back to try to play in 2 seasons from now, the Yankees pay him his contract and let him sit on the beach.

I think the union dislikes him as well, he has lied and they know it, but for the sheer fact that anything dealt to him ultimately affects the rest of the players for years to come, will have the union on his side. I do think it will end up in court, he will sue MLB, essentially the owners as a whole, and most likely win. Nothing brought against him would hold up as evidence in a court, it's a lot of he said she said, the she being alex.

I think he needs due process in a court of law, not MLB's mediation process. That would be the only way to fairly and objectively see the true facts and mete out a sentence/punishment.

First of all, I think he will fight this like he says he will, and it will probably be reduced more. Secondly, he will absolutely try to play next ear, if his suspension is upheld for the entire upcoming year. He has too much money at stake. If you read his statement, it actually has a couple of good points in it. He says that MLB is angling to use him as a case for not guaranteeing contracts in the next collective bargaining agreement. While I am not a fan of his, I do believe he is being treated differently than any other player ever has been. There is no question he is being singled out and set up as an example, because of his contract and his personality.

thats exactly what I was thinking..

good luck. Any time they cut off bone, it's painful to recover.

nevermind...

I believe Romo has a great December record.

2014 being the key?

My wife doesn't say that, to my face at least..

No way man, I way outkicked my coverage when I met my wife.