Texas Rangers' CJ Wilson to Giants Closer Brian Wilson: "See Your Beard Soon"...(VIDEO)

You have to love a little friendly trash-talk amongst pitchers. However, don't know that CJ Wilson, the Texas Rangers starting pitcher, needs to be talking too much just yet.

Apparently, shortly after the Giants won Game 6 of the NLCS against the Philadelphia Phillies, CJ Wilson tweeted the following:

Not to be outdone, Brian Wilson offered his reply via national television:



Hmmm...don't know about you, but the way "The Machine" has played lately, it might be safe to place your money on his being ready to play when he gets back to Cali.

Liking this series a bit more by the day—let's play ball, boys.

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Now that Clemson's starting quarterback might decide to bolt for an MLB paycheck—people are suddenly interested in what Tajh Boyd will do in his stead. Here's a good guess, in a year or so, people may forget who Kyle Parker was in the first place because, honestly, most of Clemson is already saying "bye, bye" to his services. Boyd is going to be very good for Clemson.

It's funny to me that Notre Dame is still being given this much credit. Here's the thing, people, Notre Dame can get paid big dollars without extending a branch to any other conference—why would they want to save the hides of any one?

Yawn...The Gators are still making the rest of SEC sports play second-fiddle; it'll be nice when that streak ends. 

If the Pac-10 does actually expand, somebody send the State of Texas a memo to remind them that: Baylor Sux...just a suggestion.


Bill King sheds a little light on Georgia's recent run of "bad publicity".

Clemson won't be the only ACC team looking for another quarterback this coming season. N.C. State may be saying "so long" to Russell Wilson as he, potentially, also will join the Colorado Rockies roster.

And, staying with MLB for a touch longer, the Texas Rangers nabbed Georgia Diamond Dawg pitcher, Justin Grimm, in the fifth-round.

Paul Finebaum has turned his venomous attention towards the Cock's and Hogs of South Carolina and Arkansas, respectively.