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[Theoldmole]

What can we make of the fact that last night's home plate umpire was James Joyce?

[Guest Edgy DC]

This is the second thread in the history of this forum with that title, believe it or not.

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

And we've only had one called "1964 in reserve"

[MFS62]

TheOldMole wrote: What can we make of the fact that last night's home plate umpire was James Joyce?

I don't know what calling pitches four inches off the ground strikes against the Mets has to do with Joyce.

I was seated at "ground level" and that's what they seemed to me.

Was Joyce vision impaired?

Later

[Theoldmole]

MF -- no, he actually was James Joyce. Just not the same James Joyce.

[Guest old original jb]

Edgy DC wrote: This is the second thread in the history of this forum with that title, believe it or not.

That's just so great AND so wrong on so many levels.

[Willets Point]

="MFS62"] ="TheOldMole"] Was Joyce vision impaired? The eyepatch certainly could not help.

MFS62 Oct 14 2006 05:55 PM

From where I was sitting, the James Joyce with one eye patch at least had one better eye than the similarly named umpire. Thanks, WP. Later

[MFS62]

From where I was sitting, the James Joyce with one eye patch at least had one better eye than the similarly named umpire.

Thanks, WP.

Later