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Just like last year, the Wolves are 1-6 through seven games with only a narrow win at home against a crappy Sacramento team to show for their efforts. Of course, last year, the Wolves kept going and were 5-34 at one point. I don't see that because the Wolves average margin of "victory" is just -4.9 (pretty bad, but not 5-34 bad), but I can see something like 2-13 or 3-12 to start the season. Then again, the Wolves have played, the easiest schedule in the league so far (opponent's winning percentage in games not with the Wolves: .298), so don't expect that the schedule is somehow going to make things better.

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In Response to Cup of Coffee: November 13, 2008,

socaltwinsfan wrote: I thought this year was Gardy's best, considering how many things went wrong between injuries and free agent disasters. Maddon did a good job, but didn't have as many real problems to deal with. I…
E-6 wrote: I like Swisher. He seems to have a lot of fun playing baseball. Is that so wrong? Dude does a mess of charity work, too. If he produces, they'll love him in New York.
davidwatts wrote: At least the Twins will not face him very often next year. That guy seemed clutch against the Twins (.315 /.393 /.648/1.042 against us last year in 61 plate appearances)
davidwatts wrote: Minnesota Wild is a nice shutout tonight. The powerplay unit was … baseball, I saw Keith Law on ESPN News this afternoon, and he was saying that Jeremy Affeldt would be a nice pickup forsomeone…
davidwatts wrote: mmm. stability.
FirstTimeLongTime wrote: It was awesome. I was going to try to get a write up done about it, but the truth is I just haven't found the time yet. I will tell you what,…
brianS wrote: Joe Sheehan enthuses about the A's Holliday shopping spree. Upon further review, this trade is a very good deal for the A's, who gave up a minimum of talent, not much that they will miss,…
DK wrote: FTLT, how'd you like the rock show the other night?
AMR wrote: The broadsheets* are still worth something! Sinker looks into it. It was Terry Pluto, from … the bloggers hired by the broadsheets are worth something, anyways.
Rhubarb_Runner wrote: Somehow Swisher's smirk seems like a nice fit with that team. Put him in the order next to Jete, and I can avoid them both during the same bathroom break.


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In Response to Television "Foxhole",

E-6 wrote: "Foxhole" is from Television's second record, Adventure--a very good album, but no Marquee Moon. Yesterday's artist--Richard Hell--was the band's original bassist, and versions of "Blank Generation" appear on early bootlegs and the group's original demo. A…
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In Response to Cup of Coffee: November 12, 2008,

Jeff A wrote: R.I.P., at age 75, Cleveland Indians pitcher and broadcaster Herb Score.
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GreekHouse wrote: Golden State was doing a pretty good job of keeping us from getting the ball into BAJ. On the plays where we did try to get it to him, we obviously had no counter.…


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