Tim McG

Do not expect to see You Tube video of this. Dream on, Goodie Good point. Work on your reading comprehension, Goodie. He's not saying there won't be youtube video of me taking it in the shorts - he's saying there won't be any video of Bonds getting exonerated cause he'll be getting convicted. See that's why he said "dream on". No. I think he means you won't actually admit when you are WRONG, big boy. Deal with it.

He has already admitted to using the "Clear" when it wasn't illegal to do so. I'll bet you dollars to donut holes that is the positive tests the feds are presenting.

12 Angry Mothers-in-Law

Dead Parrot Society

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The Rusting

Rooster Cogwheel

I think we need to re-post this in the Barry Bonds thread. But in the meantime ... calling Goodspeak! Our long national nightmare is over! National nightmare....wha-? Is Gee Dumbya stealing another election?

Do not expect to see You Tube video of this. Dream on, Goodie Good point.

BTW...Rafael Palmeiro lied under oath, too. I'll be looking forward to seing his GJ trial real soon. Tell me.... If everyone on this BBS told you to walk West until your hat floats...would you do it? Yer killin' me, Dan.

Indictment, inschmitement....you still gotta prove it. Good luck with that. And now, you're going to see all of the evidence that he used steroids and then lied about it. I hope you're prepared, and also prepared to eat crow to all of the people here that you annoyed to no end with your nonsensical assertions. I hope you're ready to take it in the shorts when Bonds is exonerated. Besides, I have always maintained that if Barry Bonds was proven guilty of taking steroids then I would be the first to admit it. And, even if he did, they do not make you see the ball better and they do not cause you to hit HRs. Further, if found guilty, I want a full scale investigation of any baseball player who holds a record or a place in the HOF. Otherwise, it is and was and ever will be a media lynching and federal witch hunt. And you remain a joke and a fool. We've gone over it before. EVERYONE on the board who has expressed an opinion believes that steroids DO help you hit home runs. Only you continue to insist otherwise. And to say that it "is and was and ever will be a media lynching and federal witch hunt" after he is indicted and convicted is beyond laughable. You are like Stephen A. Smith, who was blathering on ESPN about how its all because Bonds is black and chasing the home run record, and McGuire practically took the Fifth in front of Congress and nothing happened to him. Excuse me. Something did happen to McGuire: His testimony destroyed his chance to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. And this idea that others have to be investigated, or else. Sorry. Bonds chose to involve himself in a criminal organization - BALCO - and to knowingly use their illegal products. Because of his involvement with BALCO, he became subject to the Grand Jury investigation of BALCO and its owners and employees. He chose to commit perjury and now he is indicted for that offense. Show me someone else who knowingly lies in a federal court proceeding, and I'll show you someone who deserves a "full scale investigation". And how pathetic that you are a teacher who can't spell exonerated. As someone else has already pointed out...here we go again. Proving perjury is going to be one helluva a hard sell, Dan. BTW, sorry about the misspelled word....I'll shoot for perfection in my next lifetime, OK?

Indictment, inschmitement....you still gotta prove it. Good luck with that. And now, you're going to see all of the evidence that he used steroids and then lied about it. I hope you're prepared, and also prepared to eat crow to all of the people here that you annoyed to no end with your nonsensical assertions. I hope you're ready to take it in the shorts when Bonds is exonerated. Besides, I have always maintained that if Barry Bonds was proven guilty of taking steroids then I would be the first to admit it. And, even if he did, they do not make you see the ball better and they do not cause you to hit HRs. Further, if found guilty, I want a full scale investigation of any baseball player who holds a record or a place in the HOF. Otherwise, it is and was and ever will be a media lynching and federal witch hunt.

Indictment, inschmitement....you still gotta prove it. Good luck with that.

have you heard the latest out of New York? Multiple New York media outlets are reporting that A-Rod - all by his lonesome - has approached the Yankees about coming back, that he realizes he made a mistake in opting out, and what can he do to make it right ... if the reports are to be believed, if A-Rod is willing to negotiate (without Boras' assistance or even his presence in the room) a below market deal, the Yankees would take him back. Which only makes sense given how much his offense means to their rapidly aging lineup. The question now is, will A-Rod really agree to take less money - far less money than Boras promised him - to go back to New York? Will he really swallow his pride, and go back and grovel in front of the Steinbrenners to get back in their good graces? I guess there are two things to look for to know whether that may happen: Does he announce that he and Scott Boras have had a parting of the ways, and do the Yankees make a strong move for Mike Lowell or do they sit back to see whether A-Rod follows through? Yeah, I read about this in today's paper. Personally, I think Boras blew his client's deal by coming out with that crazy money bottomline. I sincerely hope this ends Boras' influence in the market.

Any guesses on how much A-Rod will get next season? I hear the Yankees refuse to bargain with A-Rod if Boras is in the room. I wonder if this might be the beginning of the end of Boras' stranglehold on baseball saleries? If all else fails, think Boras will get Texas to take him back?

Rebel Without a Clue

What Gerbils Want

Um. I'd like to think I have a nice sounding voice....

Mr. Smith Goes to Pacoima

We all trip over words from time to time. I do HS football and baseball games as the stadium PA announcer. Sometimes the names are just plain unpronounceable. It happens. I think you should re-read Chris' post. It has nothing to do with mispronouncing someone's name. Got it. I was referring to the difficulties an announcer sometimes encounters when speaking during a game. Mispronounciation is but one aspect of that. Word jumble happens, too.

We all trip over words from time to time. I do HS football and baseball games as the stadium PA announcer. Sometimes the names are just plain unpronounceable. It happens.

John Facenda was the Voice of God for NFL films. He's been dead for over 20 years but that voice has NEVER DIED. Neither has Mel Allen's voice as the announcer/voice-over for This Week in Baseball.. "How about that...?" RIP.

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Guess Who's Coming Home For Eggplant Parmesan with Tossed Green Salad and Fresh Bread with Pinot Grigio and Pecan Pie with Hot Black Coffee

The biggest. Al Micheals would be a close arrogant second.