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I agree. Today or tommorrow it happens. Last week "Tex was nearing a decision, Meeting with Boston, etc.,". It seemed Tex was about to sign.

Then Boston and the Angels allude or state they are out and the media

starts reporting nothing is imminent.

So by using the 180 degree espn rule, if they are reporting nothing is

happening, the exact opposite must be true.

Tex signs today or tommorrow!!!!

Good thing you aren't Belkast, or this site would shut down! haha

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You guys got me curious about this Wild Bill guy so I decided to look up his posts. Here's one of his last...

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Originally Posted by delaware bird

I'm all about the Orioles competing this year. However, I think the Jay Gibbons contract might come back to haunt the Orioles down the road.

No way the Angels offer John Lackey. I don't know much about Ervin Santana, but if I can get a good pitcher (Brendan Donnelly and maybe Kotchman or Kendry Morales), you pull the trigger.

Gibbons is average defensively and is borderline average offensively for a corner outfielder. Take the money and run. Heck, throw in Javier Lopez as a way of saying thanks.

Geez, a guy who is on track to hit 40HRs and 110 RBIs is "borderline offensively" wish we had three or four more "average" guys like that.

:rofl:

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Last night towards the end of the Giants-Panthers game (great game, BTW:D), I saw a commercial for the Orioles where they were encouraging people to buy season tickets/other ticket packages for the holidays. I hadn't seen this commercial before (maybe that's just because I don't watch a whole lot of TV), but it made me feel like maybe the O's are trying to tell us that something good is on the way, something that will give people a reason to buy those season tickets...

Pretty sure they do that every season, its called advertising.

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Last night towards the end of the Giants-Panthers game (great game, BTW:D), I saw a commercial for the Orioles where they were encouraging people to buy season tickets/other ticket packages for the holidays. I hadn't seen this commercial before (maybe that's just because I don't watch a whole lot of TV), but it made me feel like maybe the O's are trying to tell us that something good is on the way, something that will give people a reason to buy those season tickets...

OR...they want you to buy them now why you are still hopeful of getting Tex, before we find out he has signed elsewhere! :(

Just playing devil's advocate!

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Here's another article from Yankee, I mean Fox Sports saying the Yankees need Tex to have a shot at the AL East... :rolleyestf:

Thanks for posting. I also posted this link as well. I just think it is stupid if the Yanks do get Tex. But then, they're idiots for getting Burnett and CC for almost 250 million. Moot point, I guess.

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