What's the #1 punch card into the mainframe, when projecting UP/DOWN? Age. Reynolds is 27 with experience.
I mean, there are 10 or 20 different things you feed in, when projecting arc. But what's first? The birthday.
Objectively speaking, you gamble Reynolds UP looonnnnnng before you gamble up on a 30-something like Milton Bradley.
... which (very) little joke will only be deciphered with a quick 'net lookup of the concept of hara, we suppose.
Q. Maybe he'll come back -- but be less effective?
A. That's the one thing that will never occur.
We axed RockiesJeff whether he'd take Felix or Tim Lincecum...
Cy Youngs aside, I have to go with King Felix. He is a rare one. Enjoy!!!
You all?
Q. So what difference would Randy Moss make, if the offensive line is going to get detonated the way it did, in the first half against Oakland?
A. None.
Q. Still, was Eric Wedge justly criticized for his bullpen use in Cleveland? If the criticism was fair, how would you know?
=== Aaron Heilman for Ronny Cedeno and Garret Olson ===
Z's third trade, all coming within about 30 days, was to turn Aaron Heilman around for Ronny Cedeno and Garret Olson.
Blogger David Futrelle has written up a short but sweet article on the Western male fantasy of the "nubile, pliant, and above all grateful" Asian or Eastern European woman. This is a common trope, and it's one that I think a lot of us in the feminist community have chosen to simply ignore. But sadly enough, ignoring something doesn't make it go away.
The NFL has a policy of equal access for all members of the media. If male reports are allowed in team locker rooms, female reporters must be allowed in too, and Ines Sainz, a female reporter for Mexican television said that last weekend the New York Jets made her uncomfortable in their locker room.
Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs responded to the Ines Sainz incident.
As Grizzly, himself a business manager, put it at Mariner Central:
Ok - I still think he's head hunting but mad props for him showing up to post his reply. Mad props.
