The Workermonkey

Monday, February 16, 2004

I Love Talking Baseball Again 

# posted by Supreme Monkey Overlord @ 2/16/2004 12:06:00 PM

Ok, somewhere between josh's and brians post i had the same idea brian did about fantasy baseball. i agree that we should upgrade from the free-points-based-system that we used before. but that would involve spending actual money on it. I did some very minimal research and found one i could start a league with that would cost 100 dollars for all of us. if anyone else can find a descent fantasy sports site let me know.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA A-Rod's still a yankee. I'm going to miss soriano but he's swung at his last low and away slider in pinstripes. Showalter will beat that habit out of him if its the last thing he does. I'm not worried about A-rod moving to third. i'm worried about jeter making a few errors at short and opening up a whole new can of worms. The yankees now have one of the greatest lineups ever assembled and at this point you could almost pick names out of a hat for a batting order. posada is going to hit eigth. 8! holy crap. I'm still worried about the pitching. theres no left hander in the AL east which is kind of surprising. The yankees still need another starter. Brown and liber will both spend time on the DL this season no matter what you think. Hopefully the bulpen will keep us in games. we'll score a million runs but it means nothing if we give up a million and one. look where this phylosophy got texas. If this trade had happened a few months ago, Kaz matsui would be a yankee too. This all looks so good now but i wouldn't be surprised if everything blew up in the yankees face. same with boston. Pedro and schilling will both spend time on the DL too. Boston fans can do nothing but keep quiet in all of this. you had your shot at him.

Justin, i'm not a fucking library.

yes i am slacking on the site, but i really don't know what else to do unless i get some hosting.

Its amazing how much we all think alike.

Ron, i can no longer say our degrees have anything in common besides the title.

If anyone hasn't seen the kids recently, you'll be in for a surprise.

273 million? i'm sure those numbers are doctored but the NHL is still in trouble. contraction may be a real fact of life when the current agreement is up. and i'm serious when i say that there may not be an NHL next season. a lot of these guys have set up contracts in other countries where hockey is doing well. no one is going to get Jagr numbers but even he doesn't deserve that. ok thats enough lunch time babel. enjoy.

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