Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 12:36 pm
I seem to have some mental block regarding that rule. I once read it over and over trying to make sense of it, never could.
GORDON wrote:I seem to have some mental block regarding that rule. I once read it over and over trying to make sense of it, never could.
Tweeked a bit in recent past. Don't let the puck cross the center and opposing red lines without another player touching it (including SOGs).TPRJones wrote:Offsides is easy. Icing is the one that always gets me.
World Series: San Fran v. KC.Malcolm wrote:Teams with a shot at postseason with their payroll ranking (out of 30):
Baltimore : 15th ... $107,406,623
Detroit : 5th ... $162,228,527
KC : 19th ... $92,034,345
LA Angels : 6th ... $155,692,000
Oakland : 25th ... $83,401,400
Washington : 9th ... $134,704,437
St. Louis : 13th ... $111,020,360
Pittsburgh : 27th ... $78,111,667 (teams 28-30 finished in second to last in their divs)
LA Dodgers : 1st ... $235,295,219
San Fran : 7th ... $154,185,878
Of the top ten for payroll, fully half missed the postseason. On the flip side, there are only 3 teams from the bottom 50%.
The Bird Series?TheCatt wrote:Bah. Was hoping for STL vs BAL
Rodriguez, who has repeatedly denied the use of performance-enhancing drugs in connection with Bosch, told investigators that he paid Bosch about $12,000 a month for his services and substances, including prefilled syringes with hormone injections into his stomach, The Herald said. Bosch also gave Rodriguez “tips on how to beat M.L.B.'s drug testing,” the report said.
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In addition to Rodriguez, The Herald reported that the prosecutors have granted immunity to eight other current and former professional players: Ryan Braun, Melky Cabrera, Nelson Cruz, Francisco Cervelli, Yosmani Grandal, Cesar David Puello, Jordany Valdespin and Manny Ramirez.
His six total career appearances don't indicate greatness.GORDON wrote:So all these signs went up on the roads coming in to my small little town, "Hometown of major leaguer Chris Bassitt." Is that cool?
"I served the longest suspension in the history of the League for PED use," Rodriguez wrote in his statement. "The Commissioner has said the matter is over. The Players Association has said the same. The Yankees have said the next step is to play baseball.
"I'm ready to put this chapter behind me and play some ball.
To avoid leaving the drug in his locker, [Tim "Rock"] Raines carried it in his hip pocket, and slid headfirst when running the bases.
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Raines received only 24% of the vote in his first attempt in 2008, far short of the required 75%. In 2009 he received 22.6% of the vote, in 2010 he received 30.4% of the vote, in 2011 he received 37.5% of the vote, in 2012 he received 48.7% of the vote, in 2013 he received 52.2% of the vote, in 2014 he received 46.1% of the vote and in 2015 he received 55.0%.