Friday, October 26, 2007

These guys are great.



Doug & Doug with their weekly fantasy wisdom, thats a great headband by the way.


Check 'em out over at comedy.com or every wednesday "here"

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Week 6 Recap

First Off...





...thats better


For the first time this season my fantasy teams had a losing week. After going 4-2 last week my teams went 2-4 after Brandon Jacobs failed to score 11 measly points monday night. On the season I am still looking good at 25-11.



How bout them "Rockies"
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God's team has made the playoffs and lord willing I will be witnessing one of the homes games during the World Series. Not that I am necessarily a God fearing man I would just love to witness a World series game in my backyard, yes if the Yanks were still alive it would be the ultimate, but like ive been saying lately, its still fun to root for the home team.







Monday, October 8, 2007

I know it was you, Fredo. You broke my heart.


That's what Torre whispered into Clemens ear yesterday as he was pulled from the game and replaced by an electric Phil Hughes who was absolutely lights out. If it wasn't for Hughes. Chamberlain and I hate to say it johnny Damon, Joe Torre would be on his way to the beach and what is surely to be a satisfying retirement. Roger Clemens nearly, unfairly, ended Joe's coaching career early, and it probably could have been predicted.

Lets take a look at Roger's other past post season "injuries":

2005 WS Game 2. Playing for the Astros Clemens left in the after only 2 innings while giving up 3 runs scored. After walking to the dugout under his own power, he starts to limp like an “injured” soccer star when he reaches the dugout steps.

2003 ALCS Game 7. Roger Clemens, already given up 4 runs, pulls his hamstring after a home run, a walk and a base hit. Mike Mussina comes up spectacular and the Yankees come back to win in a game that Bill Simmons called “Total Fucking Bullshit!”

2001 ALDS Game One. After he’s given up two solo shots, he starts to twitch in the fifth. He pulls his hamstring. Yankees lose 5-3.

1999 ALCS Game 2. He gives up 5 in the first, only last 2 1/3 claiming a bad back. That was the only game the Yanks lost that postseason, 13-1.

1990 ALCS Game Four. Clemens, already allowing a run in the second inning, allows two more base runners. The second on a walk. With Mike Gallego at the plate, Roger starts swearing at the home plate umpire. He gets ejected (supposedly in a trancelike state). The inherited runners score. Boston gets swept.

1986 Game Six of the World Series. Roger Claims to have a blister and John McNamara takes him out. Later he claims he could have pitched, while McNamara insists that Roger asked out.


There are more examples out there but this just goes to show ya, Roger Clemens is a Dick who cannot handle pressure situations and is happy to collect money for services not rendered. Oh yeah, don't forget the fact that Roger has blown EIGHT playoff leads! Roger Clemens and Clutch Postseason Pitcher will never be uttered in the same sentence.

Friday, October 5, 2007

How to avoid Bitter beer face.


Bitter Beer Face!!!

Although I have never experienced facial deformities from drinking less than the highest quality malted barley and hops, I would imagine Keystone is the only antidote. That or Schlitz, yea those will take care of bitter beer face. Then of course you have to worry about shitting your pants as both of those beers seam to loosen your bowels.

Drink Keystone Light!

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Week 4 Recap



"He'll Flip ya, flip ya real good"
Fennster





4-2 this past Sunday running the overall season to 19-5 looking good.





I finally lost in the experimental league. Only of the teams lost and I am still looking good for my goal of an all me championship.





Pcom, finally lost but I still sit atop the standings by mere points now. Delts, Steve Smith forgot to show up for the second straight week, but ADP did so I was ok. Brian Leonard did about what SJ has been doing all year, not what I hoped but it was enough. That is all for now, lots of real work to do.