Jackson Sheputis commented on Conor Gillaspie's Rise to Relevance:
When Beckham comes back, the Sox have to bench Keppinger and let Conner keep playing everyday at third.
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April 11, 2013
Returning to Bleacher Report after a 6 month hiatus. Huge Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bulls fan. Also a long-time wrestling fan. I use to host a internet sports radio show alongside Jonathan Platek. 643 Sports was one of the longest running sports talk shows on BlogTalkRadio.com (October 2006-April 2011). Currently, I work at a small catholic university in the Western Suburbs of Chicago (graduated there in 2009), I work in the Marketing and Communications department doing a number of different things including social media, video and web design.
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You're welcome, Rich! Thanks on the photo credits.
My comeback article has arrived! Please take the time to read and comment.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1133330-ruthless-aggression-brock-lesnar-and-the-forgotten-era-of-wwe
Nah, don't worry dude. Happens to the best of us. Keep doin what you do.
Thanks Rich, I really appreciate it!
You got it, Rich. I say the Bulls are fine in the frontcourt as is. Unless they want to make a move for Howard, no need to get a lower-level big man.
No problem, Rich! I always enjoy the Bulls articles.
You're welcome, Rich! I just get excited when writers get the whole %-percent thing right (which probably sounds so weird, but it's just one of the most common errors!). Keep up the great work!
Thanks for fanning me Rich! I appreciate it!
You're welcome, Rich! Keep up the good work.
Haha, I know what you mean. I was stunned by those comments on your article.
Don't get me wrong, Brewer is a nice defender, Butler is an interesting prospect and Korver is a great three-point shooter, but Ray is a first-ballot Hall of Famer!
Granted his contract is up at the end of the year, but he will be a hot commodity for any team trying to make a title push if the Celtics break up their core. What team wouldn't want a cold-blooded, playoff-proven three-point dynamo?
Him and Rip could run some some UConn magic if they were paired up.
If I am Ainge, I need Asik or no deal!