Found May 02, 2008 on Sports Muffin:
PLAYERS: Mark Redman
TEAMS: Colorado Rockies

From the Hairy Guate Sports Illustrated picked the Colorado Rockies to go 89-73 this year and reach the NLCS. Many other experts agreed that they would either win the NL west or claim the Wild Card. I know they made the World Series last year, BUT COME ON!!! With that starting pitching I'm not sure how on earth that even happened. Nobody in their rotation has ever posted a sub 4.00 ERA over an entire season as a starter except for Mark Redman for one season in Florida. MARK REDMAN?!?!?! When I look up grotesque in the dictionary I see a fat picture of Mark Redman. His 7.43 ERA can be no surprise to anyone. When Aaron Cook is leading your rotation you might as well kiss the season goodbye. I know Cook has had a great start, but even with his solid pitching the team is still struggling. There will be no bandwagon hopping for Rockie fans this year.
2 Comments:
  • what about jimmenez? who is this Hairy Guate fellow?
  • You mean the same Jimenez who's boasting a near-6 ERA and a WHIP just under 2?

    Hairy Guate is a very angry sports fan who likes to rant about things, probably because he was born in a third world country or something.
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