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I'm trying to figure out what the patch is for.

Here we go!!!

Paul Maholm.

Bosox-MFYs game rained out, they'll play back-to-back double-headers this weekend.

And that's the final score from Wrigley, 4-0 Cincy.

Hahahaha!!! That's fantastic.

Cincy leads the Cubbies 4-0 in the bottom of the 4th.

Where IS Pulsipher by the way?

Well let's see now: Pedro Martinez Tom Glavine John Maine Orlando Hernandez Billy Wagner Darren Oliver Chad Bradford Pedro Feliciano Roberto Hernandez Aaron Heilman Royce Ring/Guillermo Mota/Heath Bell I'd go with 11. An intriguing choice to consider as well, I think, would be to put Oliver Perez in the pen as a middle reliever.

Nothing would ever come close to beating the MFYs, but I dunno if I can take what happened in 2000 again. How about gettin' revenge on the A's for '73?

Honestly, I think one of the major reasons they selected Tom McCarthy to replace Gary is because he sounds very similar to Gary, but nowhere near as enthusiastic.

This is why they should have had a post-season clause in Gary's contract that would have him do the radio broadcasts when the big networks jumped in on TV.

Serenity is an awesome flick, they never should have canceled Firefly, it's simply brilliant. I have a bone of contention with Joss Whedon however regarding two people he killed off however...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The New York Yankees might end their 28-year affiliation with the Columbus and align with another Triple-A team. The International League team said Friday the Yankees have informed them of their intentions. "While we have enjoyed working with the New York Yankees, we also understand that baseball is a business and the Yankees have every right to explore new relationships that may be better suited for the goals of their organization," Ken Schnacke, president and general manager of the Clippers, said in a statement. The Clippers said their board of trustees voted to begin negotiations for an affiliation with another club. The Clippers have until Sept. 30 to sign a new deal. The New York Mets, Washington Nationals and the Baltimore Orioles do not have an affiliate. The Philadelphia Phillies have spoken to Ottawa about making the Lynx their top farm club next season. Schnacke said in an interview the Clippers will be back next year regardless of what happens with the Yankees. "The only difference will be where players come from," he said. Columbus finished its season Sept. 4, closing with a 69-73 record in the West Division. Most of the Yankees' best farm products the past three decades played for the Clippers. The team was once among the top draws in the minors until the wave of new stadiums. The Clippers play at 74-year-old Cooper Stadium. A $55 million stadium will be built near the brick-and-glass home of the city's NHL team, the Columbus Blue Jackets. The baseball stadium is expected to open in July 2008.

One is the loneliest number...

I want the clinching game to have meaning.

We win!!!

Durn it!

Hooray for Dookie and the Old Fart!

I wouldn't necessarily call giving up two runs getting lit up like a firecracker. That's more Dave Williams territory. On edit: Ooooooh, I'm Bobby V!!!

Seeing as this is the all-purpose Schaefer discussion thread... A Schaefer beer commercial.

Yeah, and I was only one year old the last time this happened. I obviously don't remember it.

Absolutely.

This calls for a celebration!!! Let's roll out some celebratory clips from the ole YouTube vault:

And more Shea fireworks...