Complete control

Orioles Fan From New York wrote:

I heard the name Mussina. That rat bastard had a nice home in Mooresville, PA, near Baltimore. His family was VERY happy there. The Orioles offered him $65 Million. The Yankees offered him $85 Million. He uprooted his family, and left the Orioles. Like in the movie, "Wall Street"........ "How many yachts can you water-ski behind?" I have no ill will toward Erik Bedard and Miguel Tejada. They were both traded, neither of whom asked to be. But Mussina? GRRRRRRR!

veedub wrote:

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::coughBrandonWebbcough::
But yeah, it's great to see DCab pitch so dominantly. Granted, it was only the KC Royals but he looks like he finally gets it. His whole mindset has seemingly changed. He's trying to get guys out, instead of striking people out. He's not wild, and he's got his head on straight. He's also developed a nice breaking ball to compliment his fastball. All good things. It's GREAT to see.
I'm torn though - if he keeps this up do we move him by the trade deadline? I think Loewen's injury changes things a bit, but would you flip DCab when he's finally living up to the potential we all knew he had? Tough call, but that's why MacPhail is in charge and not me.

opop wrote:

Cabrera:"I am trying to remember nothing in the past. I am just keeping forward from here, man."
Daniel, those who forget their past are doomed to repeat it. Remeber your past mistakes so you don't make them again - dude!

terps19 wrote:

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Get over it! Starters relievers and all players need a short memory so they can forget about what happened last time to better concentrate on doing a good job this time around. If you every played sports you would know that! He has learned from his past of walking people, but there is no need to keep reminding him that you still want him to fail.

Bruce A wrote:

We all know how Cabrera can be. Spotty performances. Before I jump on his bandwagon I want to see him consistently pitch well. Why has Terry Crowley still have a job?

John in Conn wrote:

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Let's keep Cabrera and trade you - for a bag of pucks or, better yet, some pine tar.

opop wrote:

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Remembering your mistakes so as not to do them again is called LEARNING!
Go lick an electric outlet, forget about the pain, then do it again, again, and over and over. See how forgetting has helped you better concentrate on doing a good job licking the electric outlet. You're a dumba$$.