Cubs go from maybe thinking about extending Garza to thinking about extending Garza. Or possibly cloning him. It's not clear.
“We have a good relationship with Matt,” GM Jed Hoyer told Comcast SportsNet. “We need more Matt Garzas. We’ll sit down to talk to him about a deal. We’re hoping to get something worked out, but you never know and we’ll keep it private when we do.”
Talkin' Bloomberg
Blogs with Balls hosted an event with Cubs Assistant GM Shiraz Rehman last night discussing the team's partnership with Bloomberg Sports for their tech needs. Brett has a good writeup at Bleacher Nation. The Cubs are putting in all of their specifications to customize it, but I'm actually kind of bothered that they're doing it through Bloomberg, which many other teams use (though obviously with their own valuation criteria). I'd rather they just hired someone to build up a system entirely of their own, but that's just the build-from-scratch programmer in me. That also would take a lot longer, and they needed this pretty quickly.
Groin news of the day
Geo has a "mild" groin injury. I hope they sit him for two weeks – position players don't need much time to prep for the season and he needs to stay healthy if the Cubs are going to win 75 games.
Is there a Cubs game today?
No.
Old McMarmol has a farm
Dale Sveum is quicker on the uptake than Mike Quade
The Cubs have no burners outside of Tony Campana, who is not a regular. Sveum said he believes some of the Cubs can "sneak steal when pitchers aren't paying attention" or when a pitcher has a slow delivery time to the plate.
It took Cuey 4 weeks to realize that the Cubs have shitty baserunners, so good on Sveumy. More:
Secondary leads (widening a lead after the pitch), and advancing from first to third on hits to the outfield are areas where Sveum hopes the Cubs can take advantage of the opponent.
Luckily baserunning is probably more coachable than defense. Or at least remind-able.
I hope you wore your yellow and blue today
Comments
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mb21Quote Reply
Marmol farming is actually kind of cool. What’s with yellow and blue? Is that a leap day thing?
joshQuote Reply
Those gas prices are shocking.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ Rice Cube:
At first I thought one of the cars was a police car, but I’m pretty sure it was a cab, probably a retired police Crown Vic.
joshQuote Reply
josh wrote:
http://www.hulu.com/watch/332646/30-rock-leap-day
BerseliusQuote Reply
I like how she didn’t even flinch. Car accidents are pretty fucking loud and she didn’t even flinch. She’s not as badass as Luke Scott, but it’s pretty close.
mb21Quote Reply
http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/29/a-pittsburgh-pirates-executives-delivered-a-baby-at-the-friggin-ballpark-last-night/
Craig was unusally snippy in the comments in his article on Braun and the collector today.
http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/29/braun-vs-the-collector-they-could-both-be-right-you-know/
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ Berselius:
Cyclops is on the show now?
joshQuote Reply
Today is the last day before Google starts harvesting all your private data or something. I went to turn off web history in my account, but it was already switched off. I think I remember doing that when I signed up, or when they started collecting that data. I guess if you delete your web history now and switch the feature off before tomorrow, you won’t be subject to our future Google overlords. Or something.
Suburban kidQuote Reply
Craig is right. People are talking past one another on the issue. I think Braun is a piece of shit not for taking steroids, but for throwing that guy under the bus. I think he’s an even bigger piece of shit for pretending as if he’s going to file a lawsuit when he knows god damn well he won’t. Unless he’s as stupid as Roger Clemens he’ll shut his mouth. If he’s as dumb as Clemens he’ll ask to speak in front of Congress and find himself under investigation for perjury. Braun has a lot of money and that generally buys a good legal team. Clemens ignored his. It’s unlikely Braun will.
Despite this, Braun absolutely deserved to have his suspension overturned. I think most rational people will agree with that, but I also think most rational people are going to understand that in no way does that vindicate Braun. He’s as guilty today as he was before the suspension was overturned. The idea that you can just leave a sample out and reproduce the sample out and see the same results is absurd. Are we really to believe that samples have been stored in the same manner many times? Of course they have. This guy even says they have. Did those samples end up positive? No. Braun is a liar and a piece of shit who should have had his suspension overturned. There. That’s about the most accurate thing that can be said about Ryan Braun.
mb21Quote Reply
@ Suburban kid:
It says my web history is paused. How do I unpause it and stop it?
mb21Quote Reply
@ Suburban kid:
I don’t know. I kind of like it that they’ll just make decisions for me. Makes things easier.
joshQuote Reply
@ mb21:
Google likes to forget my settings for that instant search bullshit (which I hate), so I’m curious as to how well it will do in “remembering” this setting that if turned off stands to make them tons of money.
joshQuote Reply
@ mb21:
I’m not a computer expert, but my guess is the answer to your question is: sign out from google+ and never use google again.
joshQuote Reply
@ josh:
It appears you can just pause it, which I did long ago. Or maybe I never activated it in the first place. I don’t want Google to keep a history of the shit I do. I access enough banks online and that’s none of their fucking business.
mb21Quote Reply
mb21 wrote:
Against whom? I think he has an easy, easy case for suing MLB over the confidentiality stuff.
BerseliusQuote Reply
If Braun tries to sue the sample guy he’s a fucking maroon.
BerseliusQuote Reply
I’m using Chrome and usually have Gchat signed in but my Google Chrome settings say I haven’t actually signed in to Chrome (whatever that means) and I have never actually sent usage stats or anything to Google. I hope it stays that way.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
Rick Santorum would like to note that that car accident was totally caused by high gas prices.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
@ mb21:
I know. My point is that I don’t know if you can really escape from them. That said, I don’t think they are trying to figure out your bank information, just track trends to sell to 3rd party companies and so forth.
joshQuote Reply
Get insulted by Martin Luther: http://tyler.rasmussen.name.s80883.gridserver.com/luther/
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
Ryan Howard ———-> Sidelined indefinitely with an infection to the achilles tendon he blew at the end of the season.
Also
Ryan Howard ———-> 5/125 extension kicks in this season!
BerseliusQuote Reply
Mercurial Outfielder wrote:
BerseliusQuote Reply
@ Mercurial Outfielder:
Blind moles!
Rice CubeQuote Reply
That’s from MGL and I couldn’t agree more. He’d be a great politician.
mb21Quote Reply
Also, (dying laughing) at the LAAoAoDL. They have the best prospect in baseball and can’t find room for him on the roster, even with the DH
http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/29/angels-logjam-means-mike-trout-is-likely-bound-for-minors/
BerseliusQuote Reply
@ Berselius:
Shit, that really sucks, on a sympathetic-pain level.
joshQuote Reply
@ Berselius:
If the Phillies had an asshole, it would be in severe pain right now.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
@ mb21:
Yeah, Braun is being a ripe red rectum about this whole thing. Methinks he doth protest too much.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
@ mb21:
Tell us how you really feel about it.
WaLiQuote Reply
@ Mercurial Outfielder:
I’ll still enjoy watching the guy hit baseballs, but he’s just a piece of crap. I hope he does file a lawsuit and I hope he perjures himself and gets busted.
mb21Quote Reply
Maybe Ryan Braun will fail another test and have to pay the penalty. That would serve him right.
ACTQuote Reply
ACT wrote:
/Yellon’d
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ Suburban kid:
Oh no! If Google harvests all our personal data, they’ll make billions and become the most powerful corporation in the world!
…
GBTSQuote Reply
@ ACT:
I might literally die laughing if that happens.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
Exactly. They already record every single google search you make and all the linkbacks a site includes. Sites already upload a lot of their browsing information (I can see how people got to my site, what terms they searched for etc.). This is really just a very small extension of what they already do.
joshQuote Reply
josh wrote:
@ josh:
Yeah, it just violates European law. No biggie.
Suburban kidQuote Reply
@ Suburban kid:
If Luke Scott has taught us anything, it’s that nothing good comes from Europe.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
Mercurial Outfielder wrote:
Suburban kidQuote Reply
this is probably a shot in the dark, but can anybody recommend a good fortran comiler for windows to use with cygwin?
ABQuote Reply
@ AB:
No idea here – I avoid Windows compilers like the plague.
BerseliusQuote Reply
@ AB:
Try a blux integron fascitude. I got one when my Dell desktop ‘s posimax danbloid went down, and it worked just fine.
GBTSQuote Reply
Have you tried a flux capacitor?
MuckerQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w
rattierQuote Reply
Suburban kid wrote:
GBTSQuote Reply
@ mb21:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2012/02/29/147596859/how-to-adjust-your-privacy-settings-before-googles-big-shift?ft=1&f=100
@ Suburban kid:
I live in the USA, where freedom isn’t free.
joshQuote Reply
@ josh:
No…there’s a hefty fuckin’ fee.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ Rice Cube:
Exactly.
joshQuote Reply
Welp, here’s the announcement everyone was clamoring for:
http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2012/02/mlb-to-announce-expanded-playoffs.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MlbTradeRumors+%28MLB+Trade+Rumors%29
joshQuote Reply
@ mb21:
mb21 wrote:
Pausing it is stopping it, or at least as close to stopping it as you can get. If at some point you decide that you want Google to keep closer track of everything you see and do online, then you can unpause it.
I think its worth doing, just as another tiny way of keeping as much control as possible of the information that flows out of my online behavior and into the hands of advertisers, etc. But it is just part of how that information is collected and there’s only so much control possible in the way that most of us use the net. At some point, if you decide that you don’t want that any of that out there, the only thing to do is to get off the internet. I don’t think this stuff is no big deal, but until or unless we can build our own internet with stone knives and bearskins, this is how its gonna be.
UrkQuote Reply
@ josh:
The Cubs odds of reaching the playoffs increased from .01% to .02%. Fuck yeah!
mb21Quote Reply
@ Urk:
Yeah, I don’t think it’s a big deal either, but I’d prefer that as much as possible remains private.
I’ll get started on a brand new internet. (dying laughing)
mb21Quote Reply
@ mb21:
There’s hope for tomorrow.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
GBTSQuote Reply
@ mb21:
Here’s a column from James Fallows covering how to take care of some of this stuff with Google and pointing out that Google’s behavior here is actually better than most of the corporate web entities we deal with. I think he’s got a point, especially about Facebook.
http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/02/googles-new-rules-dont-frighten-me/253690/
UrkQuote Reply
I’d rather see division winners and top two teams make the playoff pool, and then the two worst records have the play-in, regardless of division. This makes a 90+ win Wild Card team even more disadvantaged.
Stupid.
GBTSQuote Reply
@ mb21:
I hear they have the internet on computers now, so you might start there.
joshQuote Reply
@ Urk:
Part of the reason I never use Facebook is because of how fucked up their privacy policy is.
mb21Quote Reply
@ GBTS:
I think the playoffs should consist of the best record and then the 5 worst records.
mb21Quote Reply
(dying laughing)
If this system were in place last season, the play-in games would have been Rays-Red Sox and Braves-Cardinals.
Congratulations, Bud. You’ve just instituted a rule that would have severely devalued the consensus Greatest Night in Baseball History.
GBTSQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
The night Ryan Howard blew his Achilles?
joshQuote Reply
@ mb21:
Without facebook, I wouldn’t have any friends. 🙁
joshQuote Reply
If this rule were in effect in 2010, the 95 win Yankees would be forced to play a one game playoff against the 89 win Red Sox, a team they beat by six games in their own division just to get into the playoffs and play the 94 win Twins without homefield advantage.
Yeah, this makes fucking sense.
GBTSQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
I think that’s rather unfair. First of all, last year’s races were an extreme rarity. Secondly, The new format could yield as many exciting races or even more. For instance, division races matter more, and the wild-card “playoff” would be a do-or-die game for both teams involved (sort of like what happened last year, only now it will happen every year in both leagues).
ACTQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
On the other hand, think about how boring the AL East race was that year. The Yanks were resting their regulars in preparation for the playoffs despite being very close to winning the division.
ACTQuote Reply
@ josh:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJq-CWZf8as
GBTSQuote Reply
If in three or four years the Cubs win 95 games and have to play one game playoff against an 88 win team just to get in the playoffs, I’ll be fucking pissed.
GBTSQuote Reply
I don’t understand how more teams are needed in the playoffs after 162 games. To me, it should be less teams. If you can’t secure a playoff spot in 162 games, then you don’t go to the playoffs.
MuckerQuote Reply
Mucker wrote:
A billion times this. I thought that was the whole point of an ungodly long regular season.
Well, on top of making ungodly amounts of money.
GBTSQuote Reply
GBTS wrote:
There’s your answer. Same as why the NFL went to more wild cards and the same reason why there is 1,352 bowl games.
MuckerQuote Reply
@ ACT:
Last year the Rays-Red Sox and Braves-Cardinals would have had the “play-in” game locked up for several days. They both would have packed it in for several games before the play-in.
GBTSQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
I think Fangraphs wrote an article about this and I may have as well. It’s not going to change anything. There will be just as many end of season finishes, if not more now that additional teams get a chance to reach the playoffs. I believe I found over the last 10 years there would would have been considerably more important late September games with more teams in the playoffs.
mb21Quote Reply
Even in ’09, the Rockies would have to play the Giants in the play-in game, despite beating them in the division by four games.
It’s just dumb, catering to lazy fans who want baseball to resemble March Madness.
GBTSQuote Reply
mb21 wrote:
MB ——-> rich
WenningtonsGorillaCockQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
But take a look at what other games would be more exciting because of this. What’s more exciting? 2 teams getting in the playoffs and the races leading up to it or 4 teams? Is 8 more exciting than 4? The more teams you have the more excitement and more important the games will be down the stretch.
I’d prefer they go back to NL vs AL in the World Series and get rid of the playoffs entirely. That would be my pick. It’s not going to happen. More and more teams will get in the playoffs and as a result, more and more games will have more importance down the stretch.
mb21Quote Reply
@ mb21:
The entire AL Playoff picture would have been set on September 26 last season. The last two days of the regular season would have been completely meaningless.
GBTSQuote Reply
mb21 wrote:
That would be my pick too, and extend the WS to more games like they did decades ago.
But if we’re not going to do that, let in a shit-ton of teams to make the regular season more exciting for more fans. (and more profitable for more teams)
BerseliusQuote Reply
GBTS wrote:
Small sample size
BerseliusQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
2011 is also a cherry-picked example that would happen maybe once a century. Under the new system, there will be some races that come down to the last day, too. Maybe more.
ACTQuote Reply
But hey, on September 22, the Blue Jays would have still been in it! Seven games out of the #5 spot with just seven left to play!
GBTSQuote Reply
@ WenningtonsGorillaCock:
I didn’t say they were my accounts. (dying laughing)
mb21Quote Reply
@ Berselius:
I’ve slowly come around to the point I agree. I wouldn’t mind it being 8 teams at this point.
mb21Quote Reply
Berselius wrote:
I realize that, but in 15 minutes of research I’ve revealed this new system would have detrimental effects in each of the last three seasons, so that’s good enough for me. (dying laughing)
GBTSQuote Reply
mb21 wrote:
It’s already 8 teams. Unless you mean per league (dying laughing)
Even at 4 total teams the chance of the best team winning the championship is something like 30-35%. That alone is enough for me to meh at further playoff expansion.
BerseliusQuote Reply
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/index.php/how-would-realignment-affect-playoff-races/
mb21Quote Reply
@ Berselius:
I mean 8 per league. The best team in the 8-team playoffs has usually had about a 15% chance of winning it all. So I don’t care at this point. Just let them all in.
mb21Quote Reply
GBTS wrote:
That sounds bad.
mb21Quote Reply
I just hope they get rid of the divisions and the best teams reach the postseason.
mb21Quote Reply
@ GBTS:
If they trailed the Cubs they’d be sure things to reach the postseason.
mb21Quote Reply
mb21 wrote:
They can rebalance schedules while they’re at it
BerseliusQuote Reply
@ mb21:
I understand this could mean more “excitement” for fringe teams and their fans. That example shows that the White Sox and Red Sox would have had something to play for in a season they otherwise wouldn’t. My problem with this system is that regardless of that excitement, it still completely fucks over the Yankees, who had the second best record in the AL that year and finished six games ahead of the Red Sox. Why should they have to play again? Isn’t 162 games enough? Make the Rangers “play-in” that season.
Essentially, if you’re a fan of a good team you hate this. If you’re a fan of a team who is continually mediocre, you love it. As a Cub fan, I have no idea why I hate this. I just do. (dying laughing)
GBTSQuote Reply
http://morganensberg.wordpress.com/2012/02/29/bruan-ruh-roo-and-keyser-soze/
mb21Quote Reply
@ mb21:
Okay, if I get snooted at for using “detrimental,” then we have to permanently ban MO. (dying laughing)
GBTSQuote Reply
@ GBTS:
I think the system like this will be in place for a limited time. I do expect we’ll do away with the divisions before too long.
mb21Quote Reply
@ GBTS:
(dying laughing) I wasn’t snooting. Sorry if it came off that way. I’ll stop being snarky and go without dinner for 2 days
mb21Quote Reply
Besides, it’s not like I can make fun of anyone for being upset at something rather ridiculous unless I want to be made fun of all the time. (dying laughing)
mb21Quote Reply
If they do away with the divisions, does that force more balanced scheduling?
And I also wonder what this does re: the DH and consistent rules between leagues.
I think the only major effect this will have is altering the number of teams who are buyers or sellers at the trade deadline depending on how close to the last playoff spot they are.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
mb21 wrote:
MB’s just cranky b/c Google is fucking with his electronic bank robbing (dying laughing)
WenningtonsGorillaCockQuote Reply
@ mb21:
Wow, it’s been forever since he had a new blog.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ WenningtonsGorillaCock:
When your main source of income is being threatened you get kind of pissed off. I feel like Google is trying to fire me.
mb21Quote Reply
@ mb21:
I didn’t think you were, just looking for an excuse to make fun of MO, really. (dying laughing)
GBTSQuote Reply
Dude. I’m at Al’s beef and a lady customer just called the register lady a cunt.
It’s just hot dogs, people.
GBTSQuote Reply
Did you remind the lady that she was talking to a human being?
Aisle424Quote Reply
BTW,
Davy Jones ———> dead
First Monkee to leave this plain of existence.
Aisle424Quote Reply
@ GBTS:
Maybe he was telling her about the Cubs Universal Network Television.
mb21Quote Reply
@ Aisle424:
They were a major influence on The Beatles.
GBTSQuote Reply
MB: use your ill-gotten funds to buy MJ’s mansion. That 23 on the gate could easily be changed to 21
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/02/29/michael-jordans-highland-park-mansion-goes-up-for-sale/#photo-1
WenningtonsGorillaCockQuote Reply
@ Mucker:
Back in my day, no one was allowed in the playoffs.
Who would like to talk about that damn DH?
Purist LaRueQuote Reply
Purist LaRue wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N2E93VzQSA
Aisle424Quote Reply
Aisle424Quote Reply
@ Aisle424:
@ Aisle424:
Thank you for the information.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ Aisle424:
@ Aisle424:
The inability to view these is having a detrimental effect on my life. (dying laughing)
mb21Quote Reply
Yay, the videos work! W00t!
Rice CubeQuote Reply
Aisle424 wrote:
And yet, David Crosby still roams this earth.
Suburban kidQuote Reply
Illinois Nazis strike again.
http://oaklawn.patch.com/articles/republican-congressional-candidate-says-holocaust-never-happened#c
Aisle424Quote Reply
2 straight threads without Kate Upton..
yall should be ashamed.
Bubbles is mad
bubblesdachimpQuote Reply
@ Aisle424:
I hate Illinois Nazis.
GBTSQuote Reply
bubblesdachimp wrote:
Fuck Kate Upton.
Suburban kidQuote Reply
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hannahandaudreyadventures/4047674747/
Aisle424Quote Reply
How can you possibly say the Holocaust never happened? That’s like painting a big target on your forehead with the words “DO NOT ELECT ME” on it.
I’m too exasperated to even dig up an appropriate facepalm gif.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
@ Suburban kid:
Negative faget point given
bubblesdachimpQuote Reply
@ bubblesdachimp:
What, you don’t like the idea of …… oh, never mind.
Suburban kidQuote Reply
GBTS wrote:
mb21Quote Reply
Blues Brothers was not a movie MB recently enjoyed.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
@ Suburban kid:
I think I see what you did there.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
KLINSMANN FOR PRESIDENT
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
Mercurial Outfielder wrote:
Deuce for VP?
BerseliusQuote Reply
I don’t believe World War II ever happened. Pure propaganda. The evidence supporting the war is all made up.
How can these people say this shit with a straight face? It’s unreal.
mb21Quote Reply
@ mb21:
Luke Scott scared all the facts away with his commie-killing spears.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
mb21 wrote:
It’s like claiming the three Star Wars prequels never happened.
Aisle424Quote Reply
@ Aisle424:
Oh, snap. I think b just got Godwined.
Mercurial OutfielderQuote Reply
Latest Burn–Baum
GWQuote Reply
the best part about that guy that refuses to acknowledge the existence of the holocaust is the part where he says, “the more survivors, the more lies that are told.”
if you’re recognizing that there are survivors, and therefore an event which had to have been survived, are you not also recognizing the holocaust?
and yes, i realize the idiocy of trying to introduce logic into a discussion involving someone that doesn’t acknowledge the holocaust.
EnricoPallazzoQuote Reply
EnricoPallazzo wrote:
I didn’t catch that when I first read it, but yeah. He’s acknowledging it happened, but doesn’t believe it happened. (dying laughing)
mb21Quote Reply
I think Luke Scott just declared war on the Red Sox.
Rice CubeQuote Reply
Suburban kid wrote:
I gave you a negative faget point based on the injustice of what you pointed out (David Crosby’s continued walking of the earth) not based on the fact that you pointed out, for which I would give you a positive faget point if I could give both at once. Sadly, the injustice of Crosby outweighs (in more ways than one) your insight.
/overexplained.
UrkQuote Reply
@ Aisle424:
Check out his campaign page; the stuff on illegal immigration is pretty wild:
http://www.artjonesforcongress.com/War_on_Terror_Illegal_Immigration_Jobs_in_America_Lyons_IL.html
ACTQuote Reply
@ ACT:
The fact he’ll get more than 1 vote is frightening.
mb21Quote Reply
@ mb21:
Are you kidding? He’ll get votes just from his mastery of HTML alone. Did you see those letters? They were red, and in a bigger font. You think that’s easy?
joshQuote Reply
Aisle424 wrote:
Way to go Illinois! Making all the rednecks I grew up with in the South look good by comparison.
UrkQuote Reply
Aramis Ramirez’s back. He looks weird in Brewers colors.
Just saw it was blank…silly Yahoo.
Pic is here:
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-league-stew/meeting-mvps-aaron-rodgers-drops-brewers-camp-visits-022223076.html
Rice CubeQuote Reply
I say, soon I will have to swap out my megayacht for a regular one. Times are tough.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bonus-withdrawal-puts-bankers-malaise-050100338.html
Toppington Von MonocleQuote Reply
@ Toppington Von Monocle:
Thanks to you illegally downloading music, his children will have to forgo the gold plating on their private jet.
joshQuote Reply
@ Toppington Von Monocle:
that has to be satire. If not, I give up.
Recalcitrant Blogger NateQuote Reply
@ Urk:
Thank you for the negative faget point.
Suburban kidQuote Reply
Urk wrote:
MishQuote Reply
@ Mish:
(dying laughing)
mb21Quote Reply
I hope Z wins Cy young.. I want that option to vest.
bubblesdachimpQuote Reply
Bubbles leaves for Hawaii for 10 days in 1 week!!!!!1
/coolstorybra
bubblesdachimpQuote Reply
new shit: http://obstructedview.net/commentary-and-analysis/carrolls-team-health-reports.html
mb21Quote Reply