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BarryZito-if we have nothing in common we have one thing in common, and that's twitter, and that's worth fighting for together.. :down:

only one of my favorite sports stories of all times: Fritz Peterson is best remembered for swapping wives, kids, and dogs with teammate Mike Kekich in the off season before Spring Training in 1973. Peterson is still married to the former Mrs. Kekich but Peterson's wife never did marry Kekich. The two had been very close friends, and their families had done many things together. Both Peterson and Kekich felt that they had fallen in love with the other's wife, but whereas Peterson married Kekich's former wife, the relationship between Kekich and Peterson's former wife didn't last. The event became a huge media story at the time, bigger by far than the introduction of the designated hitter or the purchase of the Yankees by George Steinbrenner's group.

that's more of a hebrew haiku.

lol, i had to look him up- guess you haven't gotten over kekich and fritz peterson trading families either.

i couldn't care less about the money.

WHAT REMINDS YOU OF THROWING STRIKES, DOUCHEBAG???!!!!

Wonder why he sucks? Read some of his musings on twitter and wonder no more: http://twitter.com/BarryZito Stimulating this topic, hopefully I can bring lucidity into my dreams, that's a whole 'nother form of fun.. 12:50 AM Apr 13th from mobile web Hmmm. Divine Intervention? That could be anything from cell division to the heartbeat to the pos-neg balance of atoms in all matter. 11:59 PM Apr 12th from mobile web Very introspective replies from you all...further down the rabbit hole comes free will vs destiny. Philosophy's not too satiating is it? 10:47 PM Apr 12th from mobile web As far as staying single, where does one draw the line between living with a closed heart vs working things out with yourself for awhile? 6:06 PM Apr 12th from mobile web Ran into a girl that is a part of this twitter amazingness, I like when the cyber-anonymity becomes real, invisible into visible...

Cowhurd this morning was saying how zona is in the drivers seat because they are so deep and such a well run organization. What? They were 9-7 in the worst division in football- they have no running game and they way overpaid for an aging fragile QB while their future QB remains untested. Dynasty?

I think Edwards has more potential upside but Boldin is better now. Either one can stretch the field for Eli, which is what we need to make the offense work.

Ditka traded his whole draft for Ricky Williams- then went golfing before round one was over.

also what most teams did to our Ohio State RB, Jarrod

Either one would do fine.

you are clever on your own terms so stop trying so hard.

i know.

you think it makes you clever to make others look less smart, but it doesn't.

it's not necessary to pour it on- you made your point.

i'm hoping this is the sharks' year. but red wings are tough- you got to go thru them and still have something left in the (shark) tank. i like the washington pick

i think he had his career best game against the giants.

i think the point is that CJ is still playing- like Tiger, he could end up being best ever. Jerry (like Jack) is done.

Sanchez has been moving up- he may go top 10 now.

No- the only one who could've been great of those 3 was sherrard- but he shattered his leg in his first season with Dallas ( who, if memory serves, moved up in a trade with the 49ers to grab him before we did) and he was never the same.

no i can't- but the game changed since then. plus we have a QB who is only effective when he can stretch the field. get a different QB and maybe it's not as important.

well they did their thing easter weekend, for sure. along with bye bye blanco.

i always thought that (about cameron) . with a 50 million payroll, they can't be that deep but if they stay healthy, who knows?