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Not to mention he left that idiot Nate McLouth in. His problem is that he finds one guy he likes and plays them no matter what. He sees something in them no one else sees, and no one ever gets to because they're terrible, like Nate. Fredi is changing quite a few things, so I feel hopeful about him.
We might've had the money for Cox, but we need money to get someone like Derek Jeter or Alex Rodriguez. It's crazy how cheap the Cubs are though. With all the money from the fans going to games that they get, you'd think they could do something with it.
I hope when you visited you weren't wearing another teams clothing. They might chase you away. Sounds like the Bears have the same problem with cheap owners like the Cubs do. Stubborn people thinking things will change on their own. I understand why the Falcons are underappreciated, but it's just very annoying when every single one of my teams is completely ignored, no matter how they do. The Falcons finally had back-to-back winning seasons, but no one cares.
You're right: Cox knows more than we do, because we'll never manage on the Major League level I hope Fredi does great things to that team, and I don't want fans to forget everything Cox bought to the franchise.
You would think that the Cubbies could buy any player they wanted like the Yanks, but the plan for any team owner is to make money for themselves and their partners, not improve upon the product. Jeter and A-Rod? They'll never leave the Big Apple, but wishful thinking on your part. And Texas is still paying his salary! Ryan Howard, Prince Fielder, or Luis Pujols would be a great addition to the Bravos.
Oh, no. I never wear any NFL garb in the summertime. I remember wearing my Miller Lite work shirt that day. How about EVERY TEAM in Chicago being solid, stubborn cheapstakes? This is why our Stanley Cup Championship team was dismantled last summer! And they know they'll never to improve on their teams, because Chicagoans are extremely gullible enough to attend. No LeBron James? No Amar'e Stoudamire? No problem! We got 21,000+ suckers filling the United Center 81 times a year! I care that the Dirty Birds are doing well; I could care less for the Saints and Bucs.
I just had to trust him while he was here. I don't think we'll ever forget Bobby. Either Fredi joining the team will cause great changes and another great season, or it'll be "iffy" for awhile until we get used to the changes.
You'd think the Cubs could get anyone because of how popular they are. Oh I know they won't leave, I just wish there were more players like them in the league. Perhaps players that didn't want a salary equal to the profits of a small nation. Yeah me dad told me that and I didn't understand how that could be possible at all. I'd love any of those guys.
Oh, I see. If people were less money-hungry, I think every team could be great. As a Falcon lover, I've obviously despised the Saints and Bucs since birth. Drew Brees can take his overrated butt and enjoy sitting out the playoffs this season.
And you did well to retain that trust, and he’s given you a World Series flag (hope you weren’t too young enough to remember 1995). I have heard that Fredi gets along with everyone, unless they were trying to say so because of the fact that he’s Latino.
Well, the Cubbies' popularity does contribute to getting the free agents they get. And there will be more all-around players in the MLB like Jeter and A-Rod. Oh, no, you can’t take those high salaries away from these athletes. The Pandora’s Box has been opened! Your dad knows best, as did mine when it comes to sports. I learned much of my sports knowledge from my dad, who remembers the A’s still playing in Philadelphia; the Giants in New York; the Dodgers in Brooklyn; and the Braves in Milwaukee.
Unfortunately these team owners don’t think the same way as you and I do about our beloved teams. The competition is great, and we don’t want to play easy teams like the Pirates 162 times a year. That would be nice to see Brees sit his overrated butt next January. I nearly puked every time I saw his face on Sunday Night Football last night.
I was only three when they won, but my dad has told me so much about it and I've seen so many clips about it that I feel like I was watching it when they won. Fredi seems like a pretty decent guy, so I think they'll like him.
If you took the salaries away everyone would be going to Europe or who knows where else to play. I've learned most of my sports knowledge from my dad and then some from my brother who has recently become obsessed. It seems like my dad remembers everything about every team.
We can't all be sensible humble human beings unfortunately. I personally hate playing the Marlins and if we never played them again, I'd be so happy. I hate Brees more than I hate Favre, and believe me when I say that I'm enjoying the horrible season he's having and his life falling apart. I hate when they build up players that don't deserve such recognition. I watched only a few mintues of Brees last night, just enough to see the score. The Giants are way more important to watch, even though I know they're going to be champions after tonight.
Good, good, good, at least you got to see them win. I'm sure you got their World Series DVD boxed set, too. When I was i college, many of my peers were jealous because I was alive to see my Bears win Super Bowl XX back in 1986, and they were either infants, fetuses, or a gleam in some headbangers' eyes. I don't know much about Fredi Gonzalez, so you're my go-to guy on him.
They don't make salaries in the CFL, either. If we don't like their salaries, we don't have to invest in these clubs, right? You come from a great family, indeed. My brother was the jock in the family until he nearly broke wrestling in high school. I learned my knowledge from him and my dad, too.
That is so true; I get tired of playing the Tigers and Twins as a White Sox fan. I hate them both because they’re both overrated quarterbacks. Brett Favre was a fan in the a** when my Bears played against him twice a season with Green Bay. Builing up these players serves more to sell the product in question than anything else. Imagine having a NFL with 32 Oakland Raiders clubs. I do follow the Eagles, so we’ll see about the Giants.