bullets13

keep it up, boys!

the hawks better get it together!

go raiders!

how bad is Beard's absense hurting them?

make a kick!

way to bounce back!

Sounds like Kountze was lucky he didn't go for 50 then.

well, at least the hawks appear to be moving the ball!

i guess Newton is back on track

c'mon hawks!

not a good start for the l-train...

how terrible are they this year? Cuban built them into a great team, but last season he ran them into the ground. They're currently 2-6, and riding a 4 game losing streak. to their credit, Josh Howard has missed a couple of those games, but still, what happened to the team that could win a game without a couple of key players?

you have to realize that any trashtalking that mwhizzie adds does not count. The hawks could be playing the Boston Celtics tomorrow and he would still predict an HJ win, and would insult the big 3 in the process ;D

there were a lot of kountze fans talking trash before this one... i really hate this for them

The final trade was: Holiday for Huston Street, Greg Smith, and Carlos Gonzalez

Marlins deal reliever Kevin Gregg to the Cubs for prospect RHP Jose Ceda.

Lincecum deserved this thing hands down. Can you imagine if he'd been on a good team? what's he looking at then, 25 wins? 18-5, 2.62 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, 265 K's, 227 IP he started 33 games this year... of the 15 games he lost or got a ND, 9 times he allowed three or fewer runs while going 5 or more innings. Anybtime he did have a bad outing and give up 4 or 5 runs, his offense never bailed him out. How many times did Beckett or Cliff Lee allow 5 or 6 and still get a win? If he was playing for a team with a real offense, he might have gone 26-3. What an arm!

I like Dayton's chances to win their first playoff game, and that's as far as I'd go at this point. They're certainly talented enough to go all the way, but it only takes one slipup to end their season, so hopefully they'll take it one game at a time and not get caught looking down the road.

The Atlanta Braves and San Diego Padres continue to make progress in trade negotiations around pitcher Jake Peavy, but at the same time, San Diego is talking with the Chicago Cubs about the All-Star -- with the Padres and Chicago engaging a third team as part of their proposals. Some sources believe that a trade of Peavy, while not imminent, is inevitable, and could occur prior to Thanksgiving. The Padres are in the midst of a significant payroll cut: If San Diego -- which withdrew a contract offer to closer Trevor Hoffman on Monday night -- eventually trades both Peavy and Brian Giles, as expected, then the team's 2009 payroll will be about half of what it was in 2008. The Braves and Padres have settled on two pieces of the package that Atlanta would send to San Diego -- shortstop Yunel Escobar and outfield prospect Gorkys Hernandez. The Braves likely would include one of two young pitchers, either Charlie Morton or Jo-Jo Reyes. The two sides are at odds over the other pieces in the deal; the Padres are known to have interest in young pitcher Jeffrey Locke. The Cubs and Padres have talked about a deal built around Josh Vitters, the Cubs' top pick from 2007. But unlike the Braves, Chicago is not steeped in pitching, and so the Padres and Cubs are in the process of drawing in a third team to their talks, and that third team would be the side that would flip the pitching necessary to San Diego, in order to make the deal work for the Padres. Peavy, 27, won the 2007 Cy Young Award, and went 10-11 with a 2.85 ERA in 2008. He is signed through 2013, and currently, he has a full no-trade clause and the right to veto any proposal. The Braves and Cubs are among the teams that he would consider, as he has indicated to the Padres. During the process of considering possible deals for Peavy, the Padres have talked with numerous teams, including the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Angels, Houston Astros and New York Yankees.

the deal's done, but the details are not. just saw it on espn.com

Matt assisted on Denver's only goal in a 1-0 win over Air Force on Saturday. The win, combined with a New Mexico loss, clinched a conference championship for Denver. Denver now awaits the announcement of the 48-team field for the Div. 1 NCAA tourney.

Waldrup ended the regular season with two goals and two assists... UT-Tyler won the ASC tournament championship, and have advanced to the NCAA's. They host a first round game against the University of Dallas on Thursday.

an average closer for a top-notch outfielder???

umm... go mavericks?

I mispoke my bad .wasn't trying to start anything. Good luck to him and his bright future no worries. all is forgotten.