He was last night.

Wicked true.

I look for a weakness on their team and attempt to exploit it. Since I expect to lose, it can't hurt to try a few things. Maybe they don't hit ies as well as righties. My LH SP4 will get a start in Game 1 or 2 when he'd normally be in the pen. Maybe they give up too many SB. I'll play a base thief who's normally a role player. Stuff like that.

My Jays march to 90 wins thread...on pace for 92 at the 1/4 pole.

Will people rightfully acknowledge my brilliance when they hit 90, or will I continue to be misunderstood, like a modern day Tesla?

I think you will violate parole before the Jays hit 90 and you, along with your thread, will disappear from WifS.

Can you find a new schtick?

If only it were schtick.

What's so misunderstood about "Heaven's Trail (No Way Out)"?

Shia Lebeouf just said he sucked in Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull and Transformers 2.

Why is this news?

If diah were a super villain, who would he be?

Ozzy or Dio?

No idea. Never heard of it.

I guess actors don't say they suck a whole lot. Seems to hurt their earning power.

The Penguin, Danny DeVito-style.

Ozzy. Only a complete and utter moron chooses Dio.

25 man Depth or 15 stars/10 roster filler (frontline), which is more important for success?

I prefer to have depth. Fatigue and injuries play a part in this game. The guy that says "I've lost 4 players to injury in the last 10 games" is the guy who has no back-up plan. He's also the guy who starts selling at game 120 because of injury/fatigue despite being 3 games out of the playoffs. Of course, if you don't get hit with injuries, having 15 studs is the way to go.

25 man depth or Chuck Norris with 24 roster fillers?

If you have Chuck Norris(or Tim Tebow), I don't see a point in putting anyone else on the roster. Just doesn't seem fair.

New time HBD'er -- took over a team that has the following player:

http://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/PlayerProfile.aspx?pid=2425434

He is 1st Year Arbitration Eligible (I think). Has anyone ever seen a player not sign with a player for going to Arb? I've read on forums that guys who go to Arb all 3 times are very unlikely to stick with club. I don't want to lose this guy so I want to handle him that will fit my needs. With that said, his Arb Demands ($2.5MM) and Long-term Deal ($12.0MM / yr for 4 years) are rather extreme. If I arb him this year, will that hurt my chance at signing him long term in future seasons? How would more experienced owners handle this? Thanks.