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Hurry, baseball. Please.
6 days until Braves opener, 14 until the first glorious evening at Turner Field. I already have tickets to all three games of the first home series.

wilson wrote:Hurry, baseball. Please.
6 days until Braves opener, 14 until the first glorious evening at Turner Field. I already have tickets to all three games of the first home series.

And colchar, we already know you hate baseball. So you can spare us.

This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SEE YA!!

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

I wonder what injury finally caught up with him?
;)

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

Any chance he'll become an ACC ref?

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

And he'll still be collecting how much salary?

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

Please don't let him become a pitching coach.

Jeez, Lav. Tell us how you really feel.

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

This raises an important question...

Who NOW becomes my favorite all-time Major Leaguer?

Lavabe wrote:

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

This raises an important question...

Who NOW becomes my favorite all-time Major Leaguer?

I know, I know...


WINNER!!!

Lavabe wrote:

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

This raises an important question...

Who NOW becomes my favorite all-time Major Leaguer?

Gotta be the Melk Dud, right?

Separated at birth?

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

This one line from the link is just astonishing:
"Following the 1999 seasons, the Rockies gave him an eight-year, $121 million contract, at the time, the largest in history. "

wilson wrote:Separated at birth?

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OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lavabe wrote:

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

Any chance he'll become an ACC ref?

Have his eyes failed?

wilson wrote:

Lavabe wrote:

wilson wrote:This is a sad day for Lavabe, as his all-time favorite Major Leaguer, Mike Hampton, has retired.
http://eye-on-baseball.blogs.cbssports. ... 2/28091782

This raises an important question...

Who NOW becomes my favorite all-time Major Leaguer?

Gotta be the Melk Dud, right?

Nate McLouth?

EarlJam wrote:Nate McLouth?

Nate has had a stellar spring and by all accounts is poised to be more the player we thought we were acquiring a year and a half ago. I expect good things from him this season, and if we get them, the Braves' lineup will probably be the best, top-to-bottom, in the National League, in light of the Fillies' spate of injuries and handful of key departures.

wilson wrote:

EarlJam wrote:Nate McLouth?

Nate has had a stellar spring and by all accounts is poised to be more the player we thought we were acquiring a year and a half ago. I expect good things from him this season, and if we get them, the Braves' lineup will probably be the best, top-to-bottom, in the National League, in light of the Fillies' spate of injuries and handful of key departures.

He better, or I say we put a clause in his contract that ships him off to Canada to play in a less strategic, less taxing and less entertaining sport like hockey.

-EarlJam