SI.com power rankings
So, this should get us all riled up, I figure. I'm not sure if this guy used his mind at all, or if he just assumed that since Zito has sucked our entire team has sucked, but somehow we are now worse than the Pirates in the SI Power Rankings.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/writers/dan_george/04/13/power.rankings/index.html
The guys one liners suck too.
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On the bright side?
At least...
Nontheless, NO respect for the green and gold.
by doagen on Apr 13, 2005 10:39 PM PDT reply actions
not so bad
DA
Did I hear this right?
Los Angeles Angels
They're already 4-2 this season against the Rangers, a team many think will be their toughest foe in the AL West. And that's without perpetually injured Tim Salmon, who's hit .348 with 32 homers and 114 RBIs in 150 games against Texas.
Without Tim Salmon?!?! THat guy hasn't been a productive member of the Angels since the last Angel name change...from "California" to "Anahiem". This man should be blacklisted from AN from now on!
didn't see that
i hope the angels are relying on tim salmon to remain competitive this year...
Disappointing
by kent1 on Apr 14, 2005 1:42 AM PDT reply actions
Typical stupid A's basher
What a fool.
These things suck
Only thing to conclude is the guys in charge of the Power Rankings are complete, assnine morons. (Now all due respect if this was Jayson Stark, he lost his mom this week, so I might give him a pass, but I have the feeling it wasn't him, its was some stupid intern that needs to be canned).
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2036676
These things are always right, why argue
Chicago White Sox - Last week: 22, This week: 4
Milwaukee Brewers - Last week: 23, This week: 5
Toronto Blue Jays - Last week: 20, This week: 6
The reporter "knows baseball" so well that teams jump from the bottom of the list to the top. Really, fantastic work there. Do they just put the team names in a hat. Or is there actual critical thinking behind the list(s).
by Parklife on Apr 14, 2005 9:09 AM PDT up reply actions

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