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Wow I'm glad I was reading this thread to see that.

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idk what she's cookin but i don't think that's the point.

Aight that's what I assumed haha. idk if the steroid era is over or not, but regardless I think someone will.

Depending on what you mean by legitimate... the answer could change. But I think there will be a 60 home run hitter as early as maybe next season. Too many good hitters, small ballparks, and someone's always going to have a breakout season. See Miguel Bautista. If he can hit 40 while hitting .230 or whatever he's at, with absolutely nothing pointing to him being a slugger in the past, there's no reason to think that we'll never see another one. Who cares if this is the year of the pitcher. It's not an era of [expletive]ty hitters, and let's say for the next 15 years while these guys cycle out it's all pitching. That still leaves us what, somewhere in the region of 50+ years before we can say we haven't seen that in our lifetime.

Mike Wallace, Dennis Dixon (yeah, I said it. [expletive] Roethlisberger), LeGarrette Blount (smash n dash is back in Tennessee), Earl Thomas, Kyle Wilson (defensive ROTY), Justin Forsett (probably gonna be close to 1,200 yards and a dozen touchdowns), Percy Harvin (I think he's gonna be a better returner, and a get thrown to more, and probably have a larger role with either wildcat or reverses), Jahvid Best (offensive ROTY), and some other guys I can't think of haha.

I think Kleiza is more of a true SF, isn't Weems kind of a SG/SF? I always thought of him as more of a SG.

This. And bringing up ages IMO is not very important, cause both guys are gonna still be in their primes in 6 years when their contracts are up, if that's how this expansion thing would work.

Happy birthday Hutch! 21... Go drink legally for the first time haha.

It is getting old seeing the same handfull of members fighting about everything.

Peterson. You can count on him being there, and although Johnson has been nothing short of amazing in every game he's played, he's just a lot less surefire if you ask me. If AP can fix his fumbles, then he's gonna be the #1 back again IMO.

That's awesome that chemo is free there. With some types, it can be cured most of the time obviously, I mean skin cancer isn't very dangerous anymore, and stuff like that is a tossup but depends on the time and aggressiveness of the cancer. With pancreatic cancer, if they find it, regardless of when, you have about a 5% chance you'll live more than 5 years from that date. I wrote my senior paper on this, I have a huge background of it now, I'm writing a book about cancer and the funding problems that arrise from the many varieties... but long story short, 34,000 people a year in the US get diagnosed with PanCan, and about 33,500 die from it. That's in the #1 country on earth when it comes to cancer treatment. I don't mean to hijack this thread since this doesn't relate to Karl directly, but simply put, at some point many cancer victims have to begin to take faith and realize that the odds are against them, and to make the best of it.

I stopped playing games mostly (like maybe once or twice a month) once I got my driver's license... I mean once you have wheels and better things to do with spare time, games are pretty boring. Life>Virtual Reality.

:/ Not the #1 target I hoped for.

I watched the full cycle of cancer over a span of about 9 months, and that was one of the worst things I've ever seen. 40 pounds is a lot, but my Dad lost over 100 pounds in that time, and more than 50 in the last 3 months. Hope is a huge thing, but when it comes down to it, even lots of money can't cure all types. For those of you that are at all interested and want to be educated, research Pancreatic Cancer a little. Try to tell me money can cure that. With chemotherapy costing over $5,000 a session, and needing at the very least 8 sessions to show results, it is a very expensive process, but hope really does outweight money when it comes down to it.

lol Chris is my man

I just got done watching the Kings play Minnesota, and let me say that Cousins looks like one of the top centers in the league. He's going to improve a bunch, but right now he's already very skilled in the post, physically dominant, a much better passer than I had realized (he had a couple amazing passes to Donte Greene, who looks very good too btw), and most of all, he's playing in his role. He had I believe 22 and 12 tonight, hit the game winner (a tough 10 foot hook over Patrick O'Bryant) with 2.8 seconds left after calling for the ball (sure, you could say he's selfish, but he's confident and it paid off). All in all, I wouldn't be surprised at all if he's the rookie of the year, an all star, or a future MVP. I think he's that good, and I do see immaturity but he's only what, 19 years old? I'd be immature too if I had the access to millions by playing a game for a living. That'll change with time.

http://espn.go.com/sports/soccer/news/_/id/5378712/french-striker-thierry-henry-signs-deal-new-york-red-bulls Good to hear he'll get to be a main player again, and we'll get to see him in the US.

I guess not, always thought getting head was part of the plan.

I want to see him win a championship, it's the only thing he really hasn't done.

OMFG GYULA <3 I miss when Nick Young was able to show he was good. Wall looks good minus the turnovers so far.

Huge signing, underrated guy that scores around 20 every year.

This.