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Here Are Your Top Five Plays!
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Showing posts with label Joe Smith. Show all posts
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Sunday, April 19, 2009
Thursday, December 11, 2008
J.J. Putz To Set Up for K-Rod
The bullpen may not be the Mets Achilles Heel anymore.
Just after the Mets signed their closer in Francisco Rodriguez, they traded for J.J Putz from the Seattle Mariners.
This was part of a three team, twelve player deal.
New York shipped reliever Aaron Heilman, outfielder Endy Chavez, left hander Jason Vargas and three minor leaguers to the Mariners for Putz, center fielder Jeremy Reed and reliever Sean Green.
Outfielder Franklin Gutierrez was sent from the Indians to Seattle. Cleveland got reliever Joe Smith from the Mets and 23-year-old second baseman Luis Valbuena from Seattle.
J.J Putz will pitch the eighth inning for the Mets, setting up for K-Rod in the ninth.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
NBA highlights from May 12th
Here Are Your NBA highlights from May 12th! Could Cleveland Continue Boston's Road Woes? Click On The Video to find out!
Here Are Your Top five Plays!
LeBron James Takes it Strong to the Rack for the Power Jam! Check Out The Call From Kevin Harlan!
LeBron Hits for 21 to Even The Series!
Here Are Your Top five Plays!
LeBron James Takes it Strong to the Rack for the Power Jam! Check Out The Call From Kevin Harlan!
LeBron Hits for 21 to Even The Series!
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Big Ben & Wally's World Coming To Cleveland To Support The King
In an 11 player three-team blockbuster trade, the Cavaliers acquired Chicago's Ben Wallace and Joe Smith, Seattle's Wally Szczerbiak and Delonte West before the trade deadline closed on Thursday, two league sources confirmed.
The Cavaliers sent Larry Hughes, Drew Gooden, Shannon Brown and Cedric Simmons to the Bulls, and Donyell Marshall to the Sonics. Seattle also gets the expiring contracts of Chicago's Adrian Griffin and Cleveland's Ira Newble.
The trade marks the end of the Wallace experiment in Chicago, where the $60 million signing two years ago never fulfilled expectations. He'll try to revive his career alongside James, who has been desperate for an improved supporting cast. Smith, a 6-foot-10 forward, has been one of the Bulls' most consistent players, and Szczerbiak gives the Cavs a consistent outside shooting threat to go with Daniel Gibson.
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