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by **coherentinsomnia** » Tue May 17, 2005 8:00 pm

On Espn's teamates he admitted to loving his guitar more than his cy young award. The baseball gods have smited him!

by **Sp_Da_Man** » Tue May 17, 2005 8:16 pm

Maybe we should do a study on how he pitches during the times Charmed is on.

by **warrick95** » Tue May 17, 2005 8:19 pm

He is one of the most laidback people I've seen in my life...it just doesn't seem like he's too motivated to get much better. Zito's a really cool guy, though.

by **ocmusicjunkie** » Tue May 17, 2005 8:23 pm

Sp_Da_Man wrote:Maybe we should do a study on how he pitches during the times Charmed is on.

by **TheYanks04** » Tue May 17, 2005 8:24 pm

Yeah well if making millions and playing pro ball is not enough to motivate these clowns, then maybe it is time MLB adopt my Bozo rule:

Hit under 220 or have a 5.5+ ERA come May 1 and you have to wear a big red nose and a big red puffy wig on the field until you get your act together.

This allows the casual fan to know who the clowns are without a scorecard. Maybe a little public humilation would motivate them to do better.

by **warrick95** » Tue May 17, 2005 8:26 pm

TheYanks04 wrote:Yeah well if making millions and playing pro ball is not enough to motivate these clowns, then maybe it is time MLB adopt my Bozo rule:

Hit under 220 or have a 5.5+ ERA come May 1 and you have to wear a big red nose and a big red puffy wig on the field until you get your act together.

This allows the casual fan to know who the clowns are without a scorecard. Maybe a little public humilation would motivate them to do better.

Well, it's not like they can take his money away from him, so he shouldn't be worried there. What matters for him in temr of cash is his new deal coming up soon. If he doesn't care how much he makes, more power to him. It's really just a job.

Money is the main thing that motivates me, but it may not be the same case with everybody.