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so who's bringing the lumpia to the tailgate on pilipino night?
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Originally Posted by bright nikes
How bout Pork Blood aka Dinuguan?
Originally Posted by bright nikes
So what do you guys think about Schmidt?
IMO I'd be more comfortable with Weaver out there than seeing his ol' 80MPH Fastball being belted by Willy Taveras
Somethings brewing though ... a trade is very near.
Dinuguan is my personal favorite behind Lechon and Sinigang.Originally Posted by In Yo Nostril
Originally Posted by bright nikes
How bout Pork Blood aka Dinuguan?
thats probably my favorite flip food besides the lechon
[h1]Dodgers Scouting Relievers, Eyeing Aces[/h1]
By Ben Nicholson-Smith [July 21 at 10:35am CST]
The Dodgers are looking for pitching and Dylan Hernandez of the LA Times has the latest on their hunt...
- The Dodgers have scouted George Sherrill, John Grabow and Matt Capps.
- Reds relievers David Weathers, Arthur Rhodes and Francisco Cordero could also interest the Dodgers.
- They are looking at Roy Halladay, but seem reluctant to part with Clayton Kershaw in any deal.
- The Indians are asking a lot for Cliff Lee, so he appears to be a longshot.
- The Dodgers aren't interested in Mark Mulder.
[h1]Halladay fever rises on Monday[/h1]If anything, the heat in the Roy Halladay kitchen got turned up Monday night, with the performances of three starting pitchers of teams in the Trading Deadline crosshairs.
This was the JS factor. As in, Jason Schmidt, John Smoltz and Jonathan Sanchez. And, Just Swap, for the Dodgers, Red Sox and Giants, respectively.
Neither Schmidt, coming off the shelf for his first start in more than two years, nor Smoltz, coninuing his tentative comeback, did anything to convince their teams they don't need a top-shelf pitcher like Halladay.
Schmidt survived an ugly first inning against the Reds to go a mediocre five (five hits and three walks, three runs). Smoltz suffered a rare three-homer game against the Rangers (5 2/3 innings, six runs) as his ERA zoomed to 6.31 for five starts.
For those two teams, intently scouting Halladay, the contrast to Doc's complete-game six-hitter over Boston the day before had to be startling.
Today, they are more motivated to come up with what Toronto GM J.P. Ricciardi told Yahoo.com has "gotta be enough to move us. (W)e have to be blown away."
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[font=arial, sans-serif]How does Sanchez fit into this picture? The Cain-Lincecum Giants certainly aren't in the market for pitching. Well, while the lefty's work in Atlanta -- four hits and three runs in six innings -- wasn't up to the no-hitter in his previous start, it was solid enough to raise his own market value. Sanchez's eight strikeouts versus one walk satisfied interested teams which had been concerned aburt his control.[/font]
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[font=arial, sans-serif]And the more attractive alternatives to Halladay that arise, the less likely is Ricciardi to find the treasure-trove of talent that will take to get Doc out of Canada.[/font]
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[font=arial, sans-serif]-- Tom Singer[/font]
Originally Posted by solefob
ok dodger fans, not about to go through this whole thread but why does Joe Torre continue to hit Matt Kemp so low in the order?
Very frustrating for fantasy owners aka ME
see what I mean.Originally Posted by 75 Partly Cloudy
Originally Posted by solefob
ok dodger fans, not about to go through this whole thread but why does Joe Torre continue to hit Matt Kemp so low in the order?
Very frustrating for fantasy owners aka ME
He has been ballin lately