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Unlike Melvin, I kind of like drama. Spice of life kind of thing. And for me, this season has been filled with intrigue. It hasn’t been fun, but there’s been a lot to talk about. For instance: Genuine draft: The Padres will have the third pick in next year’s draft, which will probably be too late to grab Strasburg, but still very high.

Wednesday’s Fantasy Baseball Pitcher Probables September 24th, 2008 If you are in a fantasy baseball championship, now is the time to start cutting ties with your favorite starting pitchers. Unless they are scheduled to make two starts this weekend, a starting pitcher has no value to your team once he completes his final start.

Erick Schonfeld over at TechCrunch has composed an interesting list of bloggers arrested for their writing and the reasons behind their arrests. The information is based on a list composed by the World Information Access project and interestingly shows that the number of incidents went from five arrests in 2003 to 35 last year.

From a new show on Lifetime where a supermarket manager mom becomes governor of New Jersey to a new drama for CBS based on a character from a James Patterson book, there are many shows in development. Variety is reporting the following being developed: • Lifetime has ordered The Amazing Mrs. Novak.

Another Trade Deadline has come and gone, and once again the front office has decided, for the most part, that the status quo is good enough. Good enough for what? We shall see. This is no surprise for many of us, as we are used to rumors abounding in July, only to find our Phillies only marginally better (or worse) than we were before.

The trade deadline has passed and the Padres completed the following deals: -Tony Clark to Arizona for Evan Scribner -Randy Wolf to Houston for Chad Reineke Exciting, huh? As we detailed earlier, getting Reineke and Scribner are classic Kevin Towers moves. They’re both under appreciated arms that will likely come out of the pen.

It’s time for William Gertz, a member of the Washington, D.C., press corps, to make a small personal sacrifice to improve the ethics of newspaper journalism. He must go to jail. He must go directly to jail and he must acknowledge that by hiding behind the Fifth Amendment in a recent court hearing he

Monday night as I wrote the roundup, I was looking around my waiver wire for possible saves. I saw Taylor Buchholz and I began to think about how likely it would be for Fuentes to get traded. The Rockies are in a division that may only need a .500 record to win it.

Filed under: Padres, NL West, MLB Biz, MLB RumorsThe question as to whether the San Diego Padres need to make trades is not so much a "yes or no" thing as it is a "why the hell hasn't Kevin Towers gotten started yet?" kind of thing. San Diego needs a lot of stuff, although mainly offense.

Yesterday I went on a fantastic trip to the beach, I have the sun burn to prove it, so I felt like making a mix-tape in honor of that. I wanted to create a mix-tape not just about the beach, but one for California in general, as its summer time and the beach is definitely the thing to do right now in California.