Deveney: Baseball Power Poll: D-backs surging, Detroit pulling up the rear

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Drunk Jays Fans found this 4/14/2008 on www.sportingnews.com [flag]
In the first of his weekly baseball power polls, Sean Deveney ranks the Diamondbacks first. But that won't stop him from ripping on their aging star, Randy Johnson. [link]

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Monday Grab Bag
Published 4/14/2008 by Stoeten at Drunk Jays Fans
... More made-up MLB power rankings means more good news for Jays fans who believe in made-up bullshit! A day after being ranked third by the Chicago Tribune, the Sporting News (is that thing still around?) does the Jays one better minus one, ranking them third. ...

Has The Whole World Gone CRAZY?!?
Published 4/29/2008 by Stoeten at Drunk Jays Fans
... got a Sarah Jessica Parker movie to review...) In his latest piece of shit work, Marty York calls Toronto a "city of losers" and calls out Chuck Swirsky for being an irresponsible shill. Hey pot, this is the kettle, um... you're a lying hack named Marty York who prints unsubstantiated bullshit and farcically calls himself a journalist! Er... I mean you're black! The tool who put the Jays third in his power rankings in the Sporting News back on April 14th now places them 20th, with this clever explanation: "This team has already ...

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