I hope this is juicy!

No I don’t want your friend’s name. I want you to point me to the exact article where Olney made up something regarding what your friend told him.

Or at the very least, what exactly did Olney say that was incorrect? Surely you can give that info here.

And again there is a difference between saying something happened without qualification and merely speculating on the future which is perhaps what Olney was doing with the information given to him by your friend. But your insistence on keeping everything in the dark, makes it hard to tell if perhaps you just don’t know the difference.

i guess we forgot how bad the 5th starters were last year already…but no fear, due to a lack of pitching depth once again, we’re going to see it again this year.

but hey, we got a month out of duaner sanchez for a guy who’d be the 4th best starter on the team right now. what a great trade…

But all right, believe whatever the hell you want. However, rationalize this if you can…why the heck would I blatantly attack Olney on my favorite website with a total lack of proof? I have proof. In fact, I have a link to the 2008 Minnesota Twins scouting staff from mlb.com with my friend’s name on it…and his home address, and his phone number. You want his real name (Which by the way is not Scott S, though that is the name of his assistant. I’ve heard too much about identity theft on the internet to give it out)? Okay. Email me. Delete the word NOSPAM. I’ll relate in detail my friend’s interaction with Olney.

I already proved your claim that the 3-way came from Olney is FALSE.

And if Olney has such a rep, surely you can find one instance of it on the internet — just one article where he claimed something to be so and it wasn’t.

And surely if Olney twisted something out of proportion in terms of what your friend says, you would be able to find a reference to it on the internet.

I can’t believe anything you say without any proof. And the fact you can’t give any totally undermines your position.