October 13, 200619 yr What is lost in all of this is Jim's new weight loss. You see, the leatherpants were so tight at one time they served to keep circulation in his upper half. Now, the pants are loose (some say that cute little trick he has up in the booth with him has been seen wearing them) and the blood flow can't make it to the brain as readily. Alas, this change in Jim's weight has curtailed any brain activity he may or may not have had in the past. On a side note, he was seen at ACE last week shopping for 5 tools!
October 13, 200619 yr He can get a LOT more and not have to play in that Grand Canyon style stadium...True but how sad has professional sports became, when $70 mil....is rejected for a potential better offer, which works out to be $432,098± per game. Salaries are to ridiculous, what Bowden is to GM's
October 13, 200619 yr True but how sad has professional sports became, when $70 mil....is rejected for a potential better offer, which works out to be $432,098± per game. Salaries are to ridiculous, what Bowden is to GM's Any player with that high of a demand, would be crazy not to hold out until the Yankees come calling. NO doubt they will pay $100 million if someone else offers him $75 million.
October 13, 200619 yr Any player with that high of a demand, would be crazy not to hold out until the Yankees come calling. NO doubt they will pay $100 million if someone else offers him $75 million.Part of what's wrong with professional sports....how many millions, is enough.
October 13, 200619 yr Any player with that high of a demand, would be crazy not to hold out until the Yankees come calling. NO doubt they will pay $100 million if someone else offers him $75 million. Unless it's Eric Milton. Then the Yankees will offer him 6 million a year, and the Reds will give him 8.
October 13, 200619 yr Unless it's Eric Milton. Then the Yankees will offer him 6 million a year, and the Reds will give him 8.....:sssh:
October 13, 200619 yr Unless it's Eric Milton. Then the Yankees will offer him 6 million a year, and the Reds will give him 8. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Thats why I included "that high of a demand".
October 13, 200619 yr Author Unless it's Eric Milton. Then the Yankees will offer him 6 million a year, and the Reds will give him 8. Makes you miss the "Book 'Em Dan O'" years doesn't it...
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