Theoldmole

ETs? Will they have to phone home for permission?

Eight, and without looking at the multiple choice for most of them. I missed Hugh Casey because I thought he was pretty much at the end of his career by 1947. And I missed the LA Dodger question because I don't give a flying **** about the LA Dodgers.

Are you suggesting he does right handed things with his wife?

Sutter, Rice, Trammell.

� Less power than you'd think - Ron Swoboda � Root for the laundry - Old Astros uniforms � Screwball - Bill Lee � He managed to take that single talent of hitting a baseball really hard, and make a decent 3-4 year career out of it. - Joe Charbonneau � He could play anywhere but pitch and catch - Cesar Tovar � Some stars fade away - Mike Piazza � Other stars explode and drop out of the sky Mrk "Bird" Fidrych � He hit his career peak at 35 - me � Tough luck pitcher - Doug Sisk � Good two-strike hitter - Keith Hernandez

"Senator Clinton? Sure, I'll be glad to shake your hand." "Ixnay on the andshakehay, Carlos. She's a Yankee fan!"

I'm with shut up.

Hey, we've got a librarian.

Seven.

Terry Bross Vice President of Baseball Operations Terry Bross Terry joined GSM in early 2004 and set to work establishing GSM's baseball division. After four years with CSMG Sports, Ltd. and MLBPA certification as a Player Agent and Contract Advisor, Terry is experienced in all aspects of player representation, including multi-year deals, deferred compensation, and preparation of arbitration cases. Terry played professional baseball for thirteen years and was a member of four different teams during that time, among which were the New York Mets, San Diego Padres, and San Francisco Giants. From 1995-1999 he was playing and living in Japan, during which he acquired a working knowledge of the language. Terry played collegiate basketball while attending St. John�s University; from which he earned a bachelor's degree in computer science. E-mail: tbross@gaylordsports.com Terry's Clients: Brian Anderson, Bronson Arroyo, Ben Fritz, Luis Gonzalez, Joe Little, Jon Poterson, Scott Rice, Jason St. Clair, Joe Valentine (among others) OK, so I was right, but still confused. Why would we have been talking about any of these guys and his agent?

I'm Buster Brown, I live in a shoe. That's my dog Tige, Look for him there too. Didn't we just run across Terry Bross as someone's agent?

]I farmed out the Ham To the Nippon Ham Fighters?

Interesting to note that Baseball Reference lists Tug McGraw as the closest career match to Jesse.

I'm in.

Voted Nady. Not sold on Diaz.

Mets.

Depends on which pitching.

Doesn't he have a girlfriend?

I think it's an excellent deal. AND it means probably no trade of Milledge. The NY Mets official site has this headline. ]Delgado reportedly dealt to Mets If they don't know, who does?

Someone tell me a little more about Baseball Mogul?

I'd like to see a team in Rochester...

I have an online friend who kept hanging around the DMB bulletin board and telling them they needed better graphics. They eventually banned him.

There's always gonna be someone who doesn't get in, but it shouldn't be Gil.

], if someone wasn't good enough to get in in their frst 20 tries (or 20 passes of the veterans committee, or whatever else) then they don't belong in the hall of fame! Except for Gil Hodges.

These two will both do the HOF proud.