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Barry Larkin also has a deferred deal with the Reds. Larkin, Reds agree to extension The extension will keep Larkin, 36, with the Reds through the 2003 season. A little less than one-third of the $27 million will be deferred over 15 years, according to a source familiar with the contract. Larkin, who makes $5.3 million this season, will get $6 million next year.

Deferred salaries no bonus for Reds When the Reds signed Ken Griffey Jr. to a nine-year, $116.5 million contract in February 2000, it was hailed as a great thing for Cincinnati baseball because Griffey signed for under market value and more than half the money - $57.5 million - would be deferred. The Reds would pay Griffey only $6 million up front each year. The other $6.5 million of his annual salary would be paid from 2009-2024 (his overall salary was higher than $12.5 million in 2000).

so true

Faith in God? Ironic, isn't it.

Rick Wiles: Time To Flee America Due To Gay Marriage | Right Wing Watch Rick Wiles: Time To Flee America Due To Gay Marriage Wiles told Alan Colmes today that he is preparing to leave the U.S. to an undisclosed location, claiming that God will “lift His hand of protection from this nation” and “permit America’s enemies to attack this nation.” He also predicted economic devastation, food shortages, “disease, pestilence, drought, natural calamities and a great shaking.” “America is over,” Wiles said. “The final stage will be a surprise attack by America’s enemies which will end up with foreign soldiers on the soil of the United States of America and the American people will go into slavery.”

It is a verbal commit based upon his pedigree. I know how the recruiting process works.

Not bashing the kid I am bashing the idiocy of the process. You are just twisting the agenda around to meet your needs because I am an outspoken Christian and you cannot stand it because what I speak is the Truth.

You do not read much as I saw him play last year. Good player, just not ready for Toledo, yet.

You don't care about anything to do with Christianity. Jesus did not come to save you. He came to save those who would listen to Him.

Apparently you have not read all of my passages because I frequently indicated that God give us free will to make choices. However, choices have consequences.

Read it and then get back to me.

It is hard to believe that Toledo would grant a verbal commit to somebody who in essence has not played varsity basketball.

God does have the final say.

Christianity is not supposed to be the rule of the land. But you are wrong about the Bible. Look up Vidal v. Girard's Executors, 1844

No panties here. But, since you want to continue attacking the Christian, then I will forgive you by turning the other cheek.

Explain to our readers what Vidal v. Girard's Executors, 1844 says.

I have seen him play. It is just a verbal commit which can be taken away by either party. They can give a 5 year old a verbal commitment.

Clyde, look up the court case.

Done chatting with you on this thread.

Look it up if you do not understand what it means.