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Frayed Knot wrote: First ML loss this afternoon. 6 IP - 9 hits (all singles), 0 BB, 9 Ks Nats lose 1-0 to Royals How about some props to the winning pitcher? A guy named Bannister. Funny how stuff happens. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: ... preparing to move into a new ballpark in Little Havana may signal that they're ready to act like grownups. So, they fire a guy named Gonzalez and might replace him with a guy who's best second language is probably Japanese. I wonder if they would consider Lou Pinella, who may be available any day now. Later
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Benjamin Grimm wrote: 15 degrees? Celsius, maybe? IIRC, I've always seen it reported as a "cold, raw day". 15 degrees (F) may be hyperbolic, but 15 C is way too warm. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: Can you imagine a more going-nowhere job than "interim bench coach"? Lindsay Lohan's rehab counsellor. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: Ten Cranebucks say the autopsy shows residual Hanley Ramirez DNA. CSI-Miami couldn't comment on it until David Caruso took off his sunglasses. Later
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Great job. When the pressure is on for a new twist on the KTE, Mole relies on what he does best. But I want to find out what song those lyrics go to. Later
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Flintstones? Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: Knock-knock-knock-knock-knock ... WILLLLL-MERRRRRR Honestly, I'm not getting that reference. Was it from a tv show? Later
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OK, why? Later
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Wilmer will be among six Savannah players who will be promoted to St. Lucie after the SAL All-Star game. http://www.thepaper24-7.com/main.asp?SectionID=24&SubSectionID=23&ArticleID=26545 Later
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Kai will be among six Savannah players who will be promoted to St. Lucie after the SAL All-Star game. http://www.thepaper24-7.com/main.asp?SectionID=24&SubSectionID=23&ArticleID=26545 Later
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This thread has lasted about as long as his career with the Mets. Later
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So far this year the AL leads NL 92-76 (792 runs to 733). And I am hearing it from the MFY fans in the office. Later
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I think there may have been another on by Tom Lehrer. (I hold You Hand In Mine - ???) But I don't recall if it was just gruesome or about cannibalism. Later
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Detroit is one of the few cities in America that make downtown Bridgeport look good by comparison. Bridgeport never had the luck to have a championship in a major sport. So the fans never had a chance to burn the city down so they could start over again. Later
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Soup's Done: Brewers eat $10M+ by releasing Jeff Suppan. Good. I swear that guy had the best week of his career in October of 2006. Nope. He has re-upped with the Cards, and Dave Duncan has been able to do that voodoo that he do so well. Jeff has pitched two good games since signing there. Rats! Later
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Centerfield wrote: Funniest song about cannibalism ever. I'm guessing that's a very short list. Later
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Great KTE, considering it was written by someone who wasn't too happy about being in Detroit. Later
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The Second Spitter wrote: Mets (re)acquire former B-Met outfielder, Jorge Padilla from the BJs and assign him to the Bisons. http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2010/06/mets-acquire-jorge-padilla-.html (Maybe this thread should be remaned "Stuff not important enough to start a separate thread") There have been a lot of injuries at Buffalo lately. The other day thay had Val Passicci playing the outfield. Getting an experienced outfielder wasn't unexpected. Later
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LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Can something be circumstantially brazen? Well, nobody actually saw OJ commit the murders... Later
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TheOldMole wrote: I would be firmly opposed to saying anything good about Francesa. Even when he temporarily lapses into reality? Later
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Since we're talking about local announcers who are starting to get annoying, here's one who may be going the other way. Turned on the car this morning and WFAN was on. Francessa said (I paraphrase) "I was listening to the radio this morning. Yankee fans were calling in, complaining about Jose Reyes's excessive celebrations. But Joba Chamberlain does the same thing." Then, he admitted he was wrong in his prediction that the Yankees would hit Takahashi the second time they'd be seeing him. At that point I fainted, so I never heard what he said next. (Hadn't started moving yet.) Is he mellowing in his old age, is he finally being honest, or can we add "front running bastard" to the list of the other epithets we call him? Later
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IGT 6/18/2010 NYM @ MFY: You Gotta Rock The Bronx
MFS62 replied to G-Fafif's topic in Archived Game Threads
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Edgy DC wrote: Jerry Seinfeld re-unites with buddy Keith Hernandaze in the Met booth on Wednesday. Scheduled to bring three innings of booth time vs. the Tigers. I think Ronnie is out. Jerry is in the city because he's producing and directing the new Colin Quinn show. http://www.irishcentral.com/ent/Irish-American-stand-up-Colin-Quinn-appears-in-Jerry-Seinfieldss-new-one-man-show-96485429.html Wifey and I will be going tomorrow night. If I get a chance, I'll say "hello"from the CPF. Later
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