Who knows what Hendry is going to do next

Chad Ochocinco and Laveranues Coles will most likely not be passed to very often in this game if Carson Palmer wants to stay away from interceptions. Cincinnati will most likely use Cedric Benson, one of this years leading rushers, to capture the run game. There is a possible chance that Larry Johnson could end up with some playing time also. Cincinnati should have no problem coming home with the victory after this Sunday So what are your opinions about this Sunday . If there was ever any spark of a thought that Roy Halladay (perhaps the best starting pitcher in the game today) might stay with Toronto beyond next season's trading deadline, it has officially been extinguished.Toronto president and CEO Paul Beeston is Halladay's biggest fan, and it was thought that he might have a tough time giving the OK to a deal involving his favorite player.

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Based on a recent quote from Beeston, however, it seems as if reality has set in."We would like to sign him, he is an original Blue Jay and we have never had a pitcher as good as him," Beeston said.

"But he is not inclined to sign with us."Yankees 'N More Story" target"blank">Click here to read the rest of this story.And for the latest news involving the World Champion New York Yankees, check us out at Yankees 'N More. There is always talk amongst baseball fans and writers regarding who the worst general manager in baseball is.Dayton Moore of the Kansas City Royals and Omar Minaya of the New York Mets are usually at the top of that conversation. Well, I think we can add one more GM to the conversation Jim Hendry of the Chicago Cubs.I really have no idea what he is doing in Chicago. But the reality is, he is not even worth half of what Hendry gave him.Grabow will be 32 years old next year and his WHIP and Hits/9 increased from 2008 to 2009 and his K/9 went down from 2008 to 2009. It's never a good sign when a pitcher is giving up more hits and striking out less.Here is how overpaid Grabow will be. If it is throwing as much money at players as he possibly can, he has accomplished that.Unfortunately for Hendry and Cubs fans, throwing money around doesn't win championships. Bringing in quality players and quality people do.Who knows what Hendry is going to do next.

It was not that long ago when Rod Woodson, a 6'0", 200-pound corner back/safety played with the Oakland Raiders. He was a member of the team in 2002-2003, for two seasons.My Saturday research to report some positives is what motivated me to write this article.A recent Bleacher Report article mentioned that many Oakland Raiders have been overlooked by the Pro Football Hall of Fame. That may be true, but a few good men have been recognized and enshrined, too.In 2009, Rod Woodson was enshrined in the Hall of Fame. On page 17, in the Insider magazine, published by the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Woodson is pictured and a biographical sketch is given.As a member of the Oakland Raiders and other NFL teams, Woodson managed to accomplish the following statistics:71 interceptions1,483 interception return yards2,362 punt return yards17 touchdownsThe article tells us,"The Fort Wayne, Indiana native also reached the end zone on an NFL record 12 interception returns, 1 fumble return, 2 punt returns and 2 kickoff returns."His interception return yards are also an NFL record and his 71 interceptions rank third all time."So, I ask you, "Can anything good come out of the Oakland Raiders"The answer is, "Yes."Now the context in which Woodson played while with the Oakland Raiders is partially characterized by the data in the chart.The data indicates there was one good year, and the following year, a bit of a struggle with a .25 win-loss ratio.

That is recent enough to believe that some good can still come out of the 2009 season.Let's look at the bright side and cheer the team to victory on Nov 22. The article in the Insider helps us connect with an expectation for Sunday, Nov. It goes like this:Who are we playing tomorrow The Bengals. What day did Rod Woodson make history Nov. Let's hope there is another "Rod Woodson" type on the field tomorrow, making history for the Oakland Raiders, and getting a touchdown!Go Raiders!.