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by **shortsavage** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 3:36 pm

Madison wrote:
shortsavage wrote:
wrveres wrote:Take RJ or Zito ...

Savage is off his rocker ....

HA! You are going to need to make a Costco run for butter this offseason .

If, ranchers will sooner shoot a horse with a broken leg than attempt to find a way to heal the critically injured beast, I would not be in a rush to toy around with a 6-10 gargantuan who has knee problems when it comes to my top draft picks.

A knee problem. 1. Now's he's had the whole offseason to take care of it.

My grandpa has been allowing his knee heal for the last ten years, and the old man is not 100% yet.

by **Madison** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 3:54 pm

shortsavage wrote:My grandpa has been allowing his knee heal for the last ten years, and the old man it is not 100% yet.

Lol.

I'd still grab RJ. ;-)

by **wrveres** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 6:47 pm

shortsavage wrote: My grandpa has been allowing his knee heal for the last ten years, and the old man it is not 100% yet.

maybe but if your grandpas arm was anything like RJ's, as in healthy, then someone would still be trotting him out there ...

By the way, is your grandpa a lefty? :-)

by **shortsavage** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 7:16 pm

wrveres wrote:
shortsavage wrote: My grandpa has been allowing his knee heal for the last ten years, and the old man is not 100% yet.

maybe but if your grandpas arm was anything like RJ's, as in healthy, then someone would still be trotting him out there ...

By the way, is your grandpa a lefty?

All you need to know is my grandpa never had a mullet :-D

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by **wrveres** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 7:25 pm

shortsavage wrote:
wrveres wrote:
shortsavage wrote: My grandpa has been allowing his knee heal for the last ten years, and the old man is not 100% yet.

maybe but if your grandpas arm was anything like RJ's, as in healthy, then someone would still be trotting him out there ...

By the way, is your grandpa a lefty?

All you need to know is my grandpa never had a mullet .

ROFLMAO .. :-D

by **kentx12** » Tue Dec 09, 2003 8:41 pm

It would be an easy decision for me.

R.J.

by **HOOTIE** » Wed Dec 10, 2003 2:27 am

shortsavage wrote:
If, ranchers will sooner shoot a horse with a broken leg than attempt to find a way to heal the critically injured beast, I would not be in a rush to toy around with a 6-10 gargantuan who has knee problems when it comes to my top draft picks.

Back in 98, Seattle traded RJ, rather then offer him a long term contract, because RJ had a bad back, history of back trouble. So AZ signed him in 99, and he won 4 straight cys. RJ isn't a lock, but i would take him.

by **shortsavage** » Wed Dec 10, 2003 2:32 am

Bad back, bad knee, bad hair and all, he is still an intriguing 2004 pick.

I would not take him before the 3rd round of any draft and he should not garner more than a $20 draft bid.

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