tongue-tied lightning

I bet he had a pacifier too

my biggest disapointment is not seeing him in the early eighties.

I kinda thought it worked once in awhile Braves only chance is a wildcard no releif pitching to trade for, just look at me Reds

right, I knew I heard it before

fo sho !

that's the one

3 year old kids out in public with a pacifier people who don't like blueberry pie

Adam Dunn has 30 HR's and only 64 RBI's WTF

Square One playing now. It def has the same music of an older Petty song. Anyone else hear it ?

on my second listen, beter than the first one. I agree with Rich though, it's a bit bland. Maybe he needed the Heartbreakers. Seems Jeff Lynne was restrained on this one

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Save_(sport)

since I can't get a pic of Rollie Fingers to work he was da man

this dude was the man

up 2.5 in the wildcard too I like the the way the team is going although the new guy wijowski(sp) kinda struggled this weekend

I'm hoping he's a 20 game winner bro !

http://news.cincypost.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...0312/1027/SPT05

no, no, to soon for Bailey We'll survive without Kearns we also have Freel to play the outfield

http://proxy.espn.go.com/chat/sportsnation...z?event_id=2191 I got 16 right

Singer/songwriter Joseph Arthur will launch his own label, Lonely Astronaut, with the Sept. 19 release of his fifth studio album, "Nuclear Daydream." The imprint will be distributed Red/Sony. Arthur's last record, 2004's acclaimed "Our Shadows Will Remain," was issued by Vector. "It's interesting, starting your own venture like this," Arthur tells Billboard.com from Los Angeles, where he's already working on another new album, due next year. "There's a lot of resistance to doing something independent." Arthur will be assisted running Lonely Astronaut by Eric Gerber, a longtime friend from th

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/articl...t_id=1002839043

our relief pitchers were the worst, and not getting better. Pitching wins, they better be good or losing Kearns will hurt. we have enough bats cross yer fingers

any chance to rid yerself of David Weathers & Kent Merker is a good thing

NEW YORK (AP) - Sidney Ponson is about to get another chance, this time with the New York Yankees. Ponson was cut by the St. Louis Cardinals last week and the Yankees, desperate to find a fifth starter, expect to sign the talented-but-troubled pitcher on Friday. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Thursday the deal "made sense, compared to everything else that was available to us." Once among baseball's more promising pitchers, Ponson's career has been derailed by alcohol problems. Baltimore released him last September, saying his behavior gave them grounds to terminate his contract

CINCINNATI (AP) -- The Cincinnati Reds overhauled their rickety bullpen Thursday, getting Gary Majewski and Bill Bray in an eight-player deal that sent outfielder Austin Kearns and shortstop Felipe Lopez to the Washington Nationals. The Reds, hanging close in the NL Central race, also acquired shortstop Royce Clayton, infielder Brendan Harris and pitcher Daryl Thompson from the last-place Nationals. Clayton most likely would replace Lopez, who made the All-Star game last year. In addition, the Reds gave up reliever Ryan Wagner, a first-round pick in 2004 who has struggled the last two se