1st place Red Sox, 3rd place Yankees...dead last Blue Jays.

[Rock Strongo]

Felix Dubront,...again..not bad

6IP
3H
3ER
5BB (ouch)
8 K's

 

[Rock Strongo]

Red Sox teammates Mike Napoli and Andrew Bailey have been named American League co-Players of the Week this week. It's the third time a pair of Boston players have shared the honor.
They join Mike Lowell and David Ortiz (week ending Aug. 26, 2007), and Pedro Martinez and Trot Nixon (week ending July 7, 2002) as the third Red Sox tandem.

 

[Rock Strongo]

WMB broke out with 3 RBI

mike napoli continue to rake with 5 RBI

he now has a whopping 25 RBI in 19 games

psssst cotton...his OPS is up to .891

 

[Rock Strongo]

90+

i keep sayin...

 

[Rock Strongo]

good morning assholes

 

[Rock Strongo]

what else is in the news...oh, the team from that lil fishing village south of here...

the bronx somethings

CC sabathia looked good



5 ER to tampa

HOFer matt moore rolled thru that lineup like ox at a taco stand

 

[Rock Strongo]

Source: Boston bomb suspect says his brother masterminded attack

By Jake Tapper and Matt Smith, CNN
updated 3:28 AM EDT, Tue April 23, 2013



(CNN) -- The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings has told investigators that his older brother, not any international terrorist group, masterminded the deadly attack, a U.S. government source said.
Preliminary interviews with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev indicate the two brothers fit the classification of self-radicalized jihadists, the source said Monday.
Tsarnaev has conveyed to investigators that Tamerlan's motivation was that of jihadist thought and the idea that Islam is under attack and jihadists need to fight back, the source said.
The government source cautioned that the interviews were preliminary, and that Tsarnaev's account needs to be checked out and followed up on by investigators.
And a federal law enforcement official told CNN that while investigators have seen nothing yet to indicate the suspects were working with anyone else, plenty of work remains before they can say confidently that no others were involved. That official would not comment on any motive or specifics on what Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has communicated to officials.

 

[Rock Strongo]

Tsarnaev had been shot in the head, neck, legs and one hand, according to an FBI affidavit supporting the charges. He had lost a significant amount of blood and may have hearing loss from two flash-bang devices used to draw him out of the boat, the source said.

 

[Rock Strongo]

RIP richie havens

 

[Rock Strongo]

In August 2012, soon after returning from a visit to Russia, the elder Tsarnaev brother created a YouTube channel with links to a number of videos. Two videos under a category labeled "Terrorists" were deleted. It's not clear when or by whom.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev attended prayers periodically at the Islamic Society of Boston's mosque in Cambridge, a board member told CNN's Brian Todd.In a statement issued Monday, the society said he twice interrupted sermons -- once in November to express his opposition to celebrating any holiday as un-Islamic, and once in January when he tore into the preacher for citing civil rights leader Martin Luther King.
The second time, the congregation shouted back, "Leave now," the statement said.
"After the sermon and the congregational prayer ended, a few volunteer leaders of the mosque sat down with the older suspect and gave him a clear choice: either he stops interrupting sermons and remains silent or he would not be welcomed," it said. "While he continued to attend some of the congregational prayers after the January incident, he neither interrupted another sermon nor did he cause any other disturbances."

 

[redseat]

Mortenson did everything in his power to give the Athletics the game. Have to give them credit they fought back!

Finally Middlebrooks did something and Napoli seems to be heating up... Nice catch by Victorino.. I thought for sure that ball was over his head!

 

[Rock Strongo]

what i dont get is this:

the older brother was a pizza delivery guy and held other odd jobs
the younger brother, a student and life guard

the older brother drove a benz, and the 2 of them lived in an apartment...and were stocked with automatic weapons, granades, etc...

on those salaries?

 

[Rock Strongo]

Mortenson did everything in his power to give the Athletics the game. Have to give them credit they fought back!

Finally Middlebrooks did something and Napoli seems to be heating up... Nice catch by Victorino.. I thought for sure that ball was over his head!

hes a weird one

the other night he was great

last night, garbage

 

[redseat]

hes a weird one

the other night he was great

last night, garbage

I am a little shocked Farrell didn't take him out sooner

 

[Rock Strongo]

me too

thats one thing farrell has been great about for the most part is taking guys out when he smells trouble

 

[nynasty]

what else is in the news...oh, the team from that lil fishing village south of here...

the bronx somethings

CC sabathia looked good



5 ER to tampa

HOFer matt moore rolled thru that lineup like ox at a taco stand

They look bad against mediocre LHP. Good LHP they have no chance. Especially when Youk is taking one of his 3 days off per week.

 

[Rock Strongo]

They look bad against mediocre LHP. Good LHP they have no chance. Especially when Youk is taking one of his 3 days off per week.

that certainly doesnt bode well for you guys

hey, whats your take on jetes? do we see him this year?

 

[Rock Strongo]

so it seems canos fucked:

Sonia Cruz part of clinic's client list


Updated: April 22, 2013, 8:58 PM ET
By T.J. Quinn and Mike Fish | ESPN.com

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Cano Associate Linked To Biogenesis

T.J. Quinn discusses MLB investigating the connection between an associate of Robinson Cano and Biogenesis.Tags: Biogenesis, Sonia Cruz, MLB, Major League Baseball, Outside The Lines, Tony Bosch


The spokeswoman for Robinson Cano's foundation is listed as having been a client of the Biogenesis clinic last summer, although she denies having received anything from the clinic and says Cano "definitely never did."
Major League Baseball, however, has possession of a Biogenesis client roster that lists the spokeswoman, Sonia Cruz, and is investigating whether Cano had any relationship to the clinic, sources familiar with MLB's investigation told "Outside the Lines."
Cano has denied knowing clinic founder Tony Bosch or having ever used performance-enhancing drugs. But as his best friend, Melky Cabrera, his mentor, Alex Rodriguez, and now his spokeswoman have all been connected to clinic documents, MLB wants to know whether any relationship between Cano and the clinic exists.
Cruz, 31, says she was never a client of the Miami-area clinic at the heart of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal, but records obtained by "Outside the Lines" list her as owing $300 in both July and August of last year. The records indicate that she paid the full balance in July, but the August records do not mention any payment.
Two former Bosch associates said the $300 monthly tab was consistent with a weight-loss regimen, not performance-enhancing drugs.
It was not clear whether the documents obtained by "Outside the Lines" were the same as the documents recently obtained by MLB.
Cano denied having any knowledge of Cruz's association with the clinic, saying Monday he did not feel a need to speak to her.
"It has nothing do with me. I'm just going to keep playing my game to help the team win," Cano said in St. Petersburg, Fla., where the Yankees are starting a series versus the Rays.
When initially contacted by "Outside the Lines" last month, Cruz said she could not speak about the clinic and said, "I need to talk to Scott," referring to Cano's agent at the time, Scott Boras. Boras has since been replaced by agents at the Creative Artists Agency, but at the time said Cano had no connection to the clinic.
When reached again on her mobile phone Monday, Cruz denied having ever been a Biogenesis client.
"I met with a nurse who works for the clinic, but I met her outside the clinic just to talk to her about a diet program they have for women," she said. "I never went through with it once she explained what it was. I thought it was just a diet/nutritional thing, but it was diet, nutrition, pills and stuff."
Cruz said she was introduced to the nurse "by another person" and said she never followed up to find out what sort of pills the nurse was recommending. She said she could not remember the nurse's name.
A man described by several sources as Cruz's boyfriend, Orlando Dager, is also listed as a client in the July and August records. He is listed as having owed $300 each month, but having paid $100 and $150. Dager could not be reached for comment, and Cruz declined to describe their relationship or anything about him.
"I can't speak on his behalf," she said.
The typed documents showing Cruz and Dager do not include the names of major league players, as other handwritten documents from the clinic have shown.
The clinic, which closed in September after Bosch had a financial dispute with some of his associates, offered weight-loss services, often involving the use of hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) and human growth hormone, both of which are illegal without a prescription and banned by Major League Baseball. Bosch, who is not a licensed physician, is the subject of a Florida Department of Health investigation into whether he illegally practiced medicine, sources have said.
So far almost 30 major and minor league baseball players have been connected to the clinic, including Rodriguez, Cabrera, Ryan Braun, Nelson Cruz and Francisco Cervelli. Cabrera, who served a 50-game suspension after a positive PED test last season, has declined comment, while the others have denied receiving or using PEDs. MLB has not interviewed Cano or any of the players but has been in talks with the MLB Players Association to set up interviews with any players connected to the clinic.
Major League Baseball has had several members of its investigations department in Florida over the past several months, attempting to gather evidence that could be used to suspend any players who used or received banned substances. Sources told "Outside the Lines" that at least three former Bosch associates have cooperated with MLB investigators, although they were not aware if the associates had provided information that would justify a suspension in lieu of a positive drug test. As The New York Times first reported, MLB paid for some Biogenesis documents, but the documents themselves are unlikely to be enough for a suspension unless someone who had a direct connection to the documents is willing to swear out an affidavit to their legitimacy and accuracy.

 

[CowboyB]

Lets talk Derrick Rose and how he is such a bitch today.

 

[Rock Strongo]

Lets talk Derrick Rose and how he is such a bitch today.

joakim noah playing with plantar faschitis >>>> roses vagina