The Dugout: No League For Old Men

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The Dugout: No League For Old Men
The Futon Report found this 4/22/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Frank Thomas and Barry Bonds are looking for a home. Will you be the one to provide for them in this time of need? Your support brings food and shelter to men like Frank and Barry for only pennies a day. For only a billion pennies, every day. Today's Dugout deals with that important moment in everybody's life when their fortunes change and they have to move on, but have absolutely no clue ... [link]

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Published 4/22/2008 by Matt Sussman at The Futon Report
Bonds, Frank Thomas and … Star Fox references? ◼ Dugout

Links: Bonds & Hurt to the A’s?, Kid in Japan Gives up 66 Runs in 1.1 IP, Tim McCarver is Insane and More
Published 4/22/2008 by Alan Hull at Baseball Mastermind
With Frank Thomas released from the Blue Jays, would the A’s consider signing Thomas and Barry Bonds? (Athletics Nation) Also, The Dugout does their take of this situation. —————————— Holy crap. Some kid in Japan gave up 66 runs in 1.1 innings before being pulled. He threw 250 pitches to get to that point. That’s some great coaching there, guy. (Bugs and Cranks) ...

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Some great links from around the web: 1) Would Frank Thomas AND Barry Bonds go to the A's? 2) Kid in Japan gives up 66 (!!!) runs in 1.1 IP before being pulled. 3) Tim McCarver is INSANE. 4) Tampa Bay Rays 2009 payrolls set at least $54 million. 5) Dusty Baker is ruining Joey Votto. 6) The worst free agent signings of all time.
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