Today...
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Fondybadger
CTG Partner
(yawn)
Joe Public
Gabibbo's Finest
I actually like that the Phillies won, it's kind of goofy in a way--and good for Philly which I like.
That all said, Joe concurs with Fondy.
That all said, Joe concurs with Fondy.
$$CMoney$$
Don of Sepcon
WFC:tiphat:
Joe Public
Gabibbo's Finest
And another thing. Shouldn't it technically be the WPC?
=)
=)
Smokedawg
Eagles Fan
Brett Myers lost more weight during the offseason than Ryan Howard did -- 30 pounds to Howard's 20. But Myers, whose three-year, $25.75 million contract expires after the 2009 season, says the slim-down to 222 pounds wasn't about getting fit for free agency, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
"Winning the World Series was great, but personally I had a bad taste in my mouth this winter because of how badly I pitched in the first half of the season," Myers said, according to the newspaper. "I wanted to feel like I was in better shape and show my dedication to this team so I can go out and pitch better. I need to start stronger. I lost nine games in the first half. It would have made a big difference if I had pitched better."
Myers went 7-4 with a 3.06 ERA in his final 13 starts to help the Phillies win the National League East -- and eventually, the World Series. He says he's not worried about a contract extension, according to the report.
"I'd like to stay in Philadelphia, but ultimately it's going to come down to how I pitch," he said, according to the Inquirer. "If I end up staying here, that will be good for me and my family, because the organization has been great to me and we like living there."
"Winning the World Series was great, but personally I had a bad taste in my mouth this winter because of how badly I pitched in the first half of the season," Myers said, according to the newspaper. "I wanted to feel like I was in better shape and show my dedication to this team so I can go out and pitch better. I need to start stronger. I lost nine games in the first half. It would have made a big difference if I had pitched better."
Myers went 7-4 with a 3.06 ERA in his final 13 starts to help the Phillies win the National League East -- and eventually, the World Series. He says he's not worried about a contract extension, according to the report.
"I'd like to stay in Philadelphia, but ultimately it's going to come down to how I pitch," he said, according to the Inquirer. "If I end up staying here, that will be good for me and my family, because the organization has been great to me and we like living there."
Smokedawg
Eagles Fan
Completely understandable reaction from a Brewers fan...id be yawning too...or perhaps just sleeping through the season, cuz theres nothing to see there...
Joe Public
Gabibbo's Finest
Completely understandable reaction from a Brewers fan...id be yawning too...
Stop it, Smoke, you and I both know that there are no Brewers fans. There are only fans of the Sausage Race that have to suffer through Brewers' baseball to watch it.
Personally, I admire their dedication.
Stop it, Smoke, you and I both know that there are no Brewers fans. There are only fans of the Sausage Race that have to suffer through Brewers' baseball to watch it.
Personally, I admire their dedication.
Joe Public
Gabibbo's Finest
Sadly, I don't really believe in baseball so very little surprises me. I mostly feel bad for folks up there because their options are the Brewers or the Bucks. That's gotta suck.
Smokedawg
Eagles Fan
Yeah, it must suck to be a Tigers fan too...when does the sell-off start? Do they make it to June??
:tiphat:
Just glad the city of Philadelphia finally got a championship....
8-1 for the professional franchises in our favor still since last Philly 'ship before last October.:tiphat::tiphat::tiphat:
