The King of Cork -- woo hoo

Not all hits are created equal.

Former Rays pitcher Scott Kazmir thanks the Tampa Bay fans and the Rays organization in a half-page ad that appears on page 3-A of today's Times.

In the ad, Kazmir writes about first coming to the Rays in a July 2004 trade and the experience of growing with the organization and being part of the World Series team.

The Rays traded him to the Angels on Aug. 28, and he wanted to say thanks publicly:

"Now, as I move to the next chapter in my life and career, I want to thank you, the fans, for all your support and your continued support of the Rays.''

Also, Kazmir thanks the "Rays organization, management, my former teammates and the media, all of whom have been a part of this journey and its memories.''

Tampa Bay Rays Rookie David Price Dresses In Drag

On Halos Heaven Brandon Wood was always nicknamed Jesus by his rabid followers and when Sean Rodriguez was brought up earlier in the season ahead of Wood, he became Sean the Baptist.
The Rays got a tremendous player in Sean and I hope his career blossoms as I am sure it will in the Florida swamp.

Behind that imposing batting stance, thick goatee, and bald head is a guy who can't fight worth a damn. You'd think the thrown helmet would serve as a distraction that enables him to make a decent tackle. But alas, he ends up on the bottom,

EEEeeeerrrr BOOM! (again)

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ....ha ha ha. So this is how we got double digit hits of Greinke...

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