The other version was the Mets, Cubs and Blue Jays. Looks like the financially strapped Rangers are trying a salary dump.
From RotoTimes.com:
Milton Bradley, RF - Chicago Cubs November 20 @ 10:26am CT Bradley part of three-team deal? - The Chicago Tribune's Phil Rogers is reporting that the Cubs are involved in a potential three-team deal with Texas and the Mets that would send Milton Bradley to the Rangers.
Our View
The supposed deal would send Texas' Kevin Millwood to the Mets, and New York's Luis Castillo to the Cubs. For the moment, it doesn't sound like anything beyond just preliminary talks.
> The other version was the Mets, Cubs and Blue Jays. Looks like the > financially strapped Rangers are trying a salary dump.
> From RotoTimes.com:
> Milton Bradley, RF - Chicago Cubs > November 20 @ 10:26am CT > Bradley part of three-team deal? - The Chicago Tribune's Phil Rogers is > reporting that the Cubs are involved in a potential three-team deal with > Texas and the Mets that would send Milton Bradley to the Rangers.
> Our View
> The supposed deal would send Texas' Kevin Millwood to the Mets, and New > York's Luis Castillo to the Cubs. For the moment, it doesn't sound like > anything beyond just preliminary talks.
No no. Not "Meeeeeelwood"! Please. Can we get somebody that's GOOD???
On 2009-11-21, Fred <fle...@highaltitudes.net> wrote:
>Millwood is better than Pelfrey >Pelfry is worse than mediocre
It's just an impression, but Millwood strikes me as someone who wouldn't exactly thrive in NYC.
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> <fle...@highaltitudes.net> wrote: > >Millwood is better than Pelfrey > >Pelfry is worse than mediocre
> It's just an impression, but Millwood strikes me as someone who wouldn't > exactly thrive in NYC.
> -- > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. > --Derek Bok, president of Harvard > > When a group of Oxford undergraduates heard that Rudyard Kipling > received ten shillings for every word he wrote, they sent him ten > shillings by telegram during their meeting: 'Please send us one of your > very best words.' Back came the word a few minutes later: 'Thanks.' > --Marshall McLuhan, 'Understanding Media' > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Joe Negron from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, NY, USA
You may be right - I myself am glad we moved from NY - but your signature is cool.