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- Arpikarhu - 01-29-2005
even though the cubs pick up most of sosa's 2005 salary and sosa has to void his gaurantee for 2006, the orioles are chumps.
- The Jays - 01-29-2005
it's pretty cool to see him against the Yankees as an East divisional rival.
- HollywoodJewMoses - 01-29-2005
him and his 253 batting avg and 80 rbi's.
- Keyser Soze - 01-29-2005
he would have been an upgrade over cliff floyd
- The Jays - 01-29-2005
HEY, QUIT TRYING TO HOG ALL THE MAJOR LEAGUERS, METS! SHARE WITH THE REST FO TEH LEAGUE
- Arpikarhu - 01-30-2005
the same mets fans who endlessly bitch about the yankees buying players have become very quiet recently. hypocrites!
- The Jays - 01-30-2005
and they took our bench coach and made him manager!
- Goatweed - 01-30-2005
Willie deserved it tho - he's long overdue.
- GonzoStyle - 01-31-2005
This will go down with such great met signings as willie mays.
- Keyser Soze - 01-31-2005
im glad freddy coupons finally opened up the wallet
- Keyser Soze - 02-02-2005
i think the cubs made a big mistake. sammy still has something left in the tank. they also shot themselves in the foot by painting him as an evil person, showing the video of him leaving early on the last day of the season. they totally lost all bargaining power. they made it know he would definitely not be a cub come 2005
he hit 35 home runs in 126 games (20-30 fewer games than the other members of the hr leaders). nobody has hit more homers than sammy in the last decade. in 2001 he hit 64 hrs, the third year in his career that he had over 60 homers. he also hit .328.
i would have traded floyd for him in a second