Angels porridge wuz too hot. Cardinals porridge wuz too cold. Dodger porridge iz teh NOM.
Undesirable brother Jeff Weaver has agreed to return in a relief role to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Great. At least I have someone to direct my boos at for next season. We know this won?t be pretty.
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