Spivey11

That's what I was thinking....

I thought that I made the background transparent? Oh well, I guess if he doesn't like it - I'll change it...

Here's a recent sig that I made for one of my friends, a WoW player.

Thanks bro, that's how I like my sigs to be...

The new sig that I made for myself:

Thanks bro, going to use it over at TPG....

not a lot, probably around 65 - 70.

I don't think so, my pitchers are in the low 50s by the end of the fifth or sixth inning...

Pared's are pretty good, the best that I've found for All-Star yet....

Not too shabby, if I was a soccer fan I would love it! :wtg:

Now that is disgusting bro! It's so hot it give me second degree burns...

I had some more time today - and this is my second creation.

Yeah, I know - I actually don't really know how I did it. The thing was, I looked at good-tutorials.com and pixel2life.com and all the tutorials that I could view were very vage.

I got bored and I decided to dabble a bit in the art of sig making. Looked at a few tutorials, but I couldn't find anything that really jumped out at me. And this is my creation (it's pretty crappy, but everybody has to start somewhere, you know), nothing really to do with baseball - but really none of the tutorials that I looked at were, lol:

4 Seam - 73 with a little bit of a tail to it Changeup - 64 and drops, my best pitch Curve - 60, 12-6 looper

Steve Bedrosian I don't really know why I liked him so much, I guess cause he kinda looked like my dad, lol. He played in the bigs for 14 years: 8 w/ Atl, 3.5 w/ Phi, 1.5 w/ SFG, 1 w/ Min. His major league debut was on August 14, 1981 and his final game was on August 9, 1995. He won the 1987 NL Cy Young Award, he was 5-3 with a 2.83 ERA and 40 saves.

Oh, my bad, the website that I got it from said that it was the ROTY award that he was recieving, so sorry about that. :oops:

Here's a pic of Jason Bay recieving the award: