- Nov 30, 2003
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Delhomme Sucks!!!
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elhomme The kicker could throw the ball better. Smith wasn't even close to open.The Panthers signed Delhomme to a five-year, $42.5 million extension, including $20 million in guarantees on Thursday, April 23, 2009, that keeps their quarterback under contract through the 2014 season.
Talk about stealing money....... this stuff usually only happens in the NBA. :mj07: :mj07:
Talk about stealing money....... this stuff usually only happens in the NBA. :mj07: :mj07:
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One that was worse...
One that was worse...
my namesake... RANDY MYERS of the PADRES
In 2000, Myers earned a salary of $6,916,667.00 while unable to pitch due to a damaged shoulder. Most of his 1999 and 2000 seasons were spent receiving treatment in the Padres training room after undergoing rotator cuff surgery in 1999; his injury resulted in a legal dispute between the Padres and their insurance carrier after the carrier denied an $8 million claim due to Myers' inability to play.
The Padres' 1998 waiver claim of Myers is considered one of the biggest blunders in the history of the waiver wire. The Padres did not want Myers, mostly because of the $12 million and 2 additional years remaining on his contract as well as the fact that they already had an established closer in Trevor Hoffman, but placed a waiver claim in order to prevent him from going to the rival Atlanta Braves. They expected the Blue Jays to rescind their waiver claim, but the Blue Jays instead allowed the waiver claim to go through, leaving them responsible for the rest of his contract.
Living in CALIF, I still catch crap from PADRE fans when they see my name.... I guess it could be worse, I could have been born RYAN LEAF!!!!!! :scared
:142smilie :mj07:
One that was worse...
my namesake... RANDY MYERS of the PADRES
In 2000, Myers earned a salary of $6,916,667.00 while unable to pitch due to a damaged shoulder. Most of his 1999 and 2000 seasons were spent receiving treatment in the Padres training room after undergoing rotator cuff surgery in 1999; his injury resulted in a legal dispute between the Padres and their insurance carrier after the carrier denied an $8 million claim due to Myers' inability to play.
The Padres' 1998 waiver claim of Myers is considered one of the biggest blunders in the history of the waiver wire. The Padres did not want Myers, mostly because of the $12 million and 2 additional years remaining on his contract as well as the fact that they already had an established closer in Trevor Hoffman, but placed a waiver claim in order to prevent him from going to the rival Atlanta Braves. They expected the Blue Jays to rescind their waiver claim, but the Blue Jays instead allowed the waiver claim to go through, leaving them responsible for the rest of his contract.
Living in CALIF, I still catch crap from PADRE fans when they see my name.... I guess it could be worse, I could have been born RYAN LEAF!!!!!! :scared
:142smilie :mj07:
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