Schwa.

Looks wicked. Please let me know if you find a recording of this!

You guys aren't making it easy to have missed this

The game definately misses him' date=' but Chris Johnson is just as quick and shifty. Can he be the first player to have back to back 2000 yard seasons? [/quote'] For sure! that kid in lightning and the ONLY reason i'd tune into a Titans game.

He was in the defensive side of his O-line in the blink of an eye and got to show off them sweet feet once by them. The game misses that fella.

Barry Sanders Syndrome.

Many people have, many people haven't. I don't want to sound like I wish the kid to fail, quite the opposite. Baseball needs stories and players like this, especially after all of the steroid problems. That being said, has anyone this young had the surgery and recovered? he is still growing, I'm sure and who knows how this will turn out. I'm never convinced that anyone can actually be stronger after any kind of surgery, ever. But that's just me and I ain't no doctor.

Give a listen to some of his new stuff

boring. glad i didn't bother tuning in.

Just ask BJ Ryan how his career went after TJ surgery.

Awesome read!

I don't pay for cable, so it's A-OK with me.

bye bye career.

I've heard lots about this beer, 'bout time I tried some.

Is this a PT consensus? Good research.

Another great IPA I found in LCBO.

I'm out. Too much other stuff going on in the fall. Phish is fun and all but they certainly don't get all of my time anymore. CROWES AT MASSEY!!

Fool me once.....

I heard he writes them ahead of time.

I don't do pools. I just don't care how my team does resulting in the inevitable half way thru the season quit. I'm not even gonna to the pool i did last year cuz it was a pain in the ass.

you were right. Not in.

Man, I love being right. NATIONALS' PHENOM STRASBURG LEAVES GAMES WITH ARM INJURY Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Washington Nationals rookie phenom Stephen Strasburg left Saturday's game against Philadelphia with a strained flexor tendon in his right forearm. In the fifth inning, Strasburg's third pitch to Philadelphia right fielder Domonic Brown went for a ball, but the righty immediately winced in pain following the throw. He glanced down toward his elbow and began shaking his arm, but trainers and manager Jim Riggleman came out and replaced him with Craig Stammen. "On the changeup that we all saw, he felt a little discomfort in his forearm," said Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo. "It's a flexor tendon in his forearm. He's going to get an MRI tomorrow in D.C., and we will have more information after that." In 4 1/3 innings, Strasburg dominated the two-time defending NL champs, limiting them to two hits and one run while striking out six. The injury is similar to the one that cost A's pitcher Ben Sheets all of 2009. Sheets tore his flexor tendon at the end of 2008 before sitting out 2009, signing with Oakland and suffering the same injury in 2010, putting him on the shelf for the remainder of the season. Saturday marked Strasburg's third start since coming off the disabled list earlier in the season, as he had right shoulder inflammation. The first pick in the 2009 draft, Strasburg came into the game with a 5-3 record and 2.97 earned run average in 11 starts.