Today At The Fanhouse

I wonder if anybody else has noticed the fact that since I'm not allowed to cuss over at AOL, I've started doing it a lot more over here. Sorry for spoiling your virgin eyes.

• Mark Buehrle Might Stay In Chicago-After he admitted this spring that he had rejected a 3-year $30 million offer from the White Sox, virtually everybody became convinced that this would be Mark Buehrle's last on the south side of Chicago. Well it's amazing what throwing a no-hitter and being reminded how much a city loves you can do to a guy, because now Buehrle is softening his stance.
• Torii Hunter Wanted To Charge The Mound-Now I don't condone violence, I just enjoy watching it. So I'm happy that Torii didn't charge the mound, but at the same time I do love seeing an old fashioned basebrawl, and I'm not the only one. I'm also pretty sure another contributing factor in Hunter's decision was the fact he just got hit in the face by a fastball. It's pretty hard to charge the mound when you see eight of them.
• Bartolo Colon Is Dealing-Whenever you have a pitcher that has experienced his share of injuries it's best not to get too excited. Still, the way Bartolo Colon has thrown in his first two starts this season gives the Angels something to be excited about. Colon shut down the Devil Rays on Thursday with seven innings of four hit ball. He also struck out 11 Devil Rays in the process, with the only setback being a two-run homer by Carlos Pena in the fourth inning.