Edgy MD
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I don't know how many of the loving remembrances are mentioning it, but of course he's a rare figure of a member of the Yankee "family" who finally told Steinbrenner to stick it and walked away.
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Let's get it back. I wanna make love to you under the Strop light!
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See?
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Never really trust guys who wear eye black for night games.
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Second City cast members sing better than most.
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How AWESOME!!! Follow me, guys! Should we be letting Flores bat here?
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Well, that puts the stupid to my question. Should we be letting Brown hit here?
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Should we be letting Campbell bat here?
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It's a pitchers' hitting exhibition. Losing ballz in the ivy like Dave Kingman.
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Nope says the ruling. Do you think the evidence says he was conclusively safe? And the homer suddenly makes it a three-run reversal.
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Could get reversed, but I think the glove brushed his wrist as he reached across.
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In a film billed as based on (but really should be credited as "inspired by") the James Thurber story of the same name, director Ben Stiller stars as a mild-mannered pushover of a LIFE magazine photo editor, led to venture outside of his comfort zone when a negative slated for the cover of the magazine's last issue goes missing. A chronic daydreamer, living adventures in his head that contrast starkly with his staid life, Walter sets out to find the hotshot globetrotting photojournalist (Sean Penn) who sent him the negative. Action and adventure ensue. blahblahblah love interest blahblahblah. [fimg=300]http://www.waltermitty.com/img/posters/poster-6.jpg[/fimg]
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If you read the story, it was Burroughs who was initially in trouble when somebody ran out and stole his hat and he tried to resist. So the personnel on the bench went out to rescue him and everybody else, which explains why Burroughs is unarmed and unhatted. (He's clutching his recovered hat in his left hand.) Pretty funny that Martin --- who undoubtedly ordered the charge --- ends up behind the front lines. Billy might have liked to scrap one-on-one, but he knew that in a mob war the little guy gets trampled. Looking at his staff, the bloodthirsty coach on the left appears to be Charlie "Swede" Silvera, who turns 90 in October.
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Gotta disagree. The best player at 21 or 18 or 16 is rarely the best player at 25. Projecting is part of a scout's job. Citing two cases of supposed failure (and I'd say one of them was perfectly accurate, as Reyes has over 100 career homers) hardly discredits the cause.
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Dan Coughlin reflects on the 40th Anniversary of Ten-Cent Beer Night, including this amazing shot of the Texas Rangers, armed and terrified as they charge the field to defend their players.
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Wow. Ends with a lefty hitting into the shift.
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Torres closes the inning with a whiff and seems confusit whether to leave the field. To the ninth!
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Ceets, remember when I said that a game characterized by walks and strikeouts and few balls in play made for a lesser appeal?
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d'Amn it, Travis. Get angry, already.
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This isn't a game. This is a crucible.
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Fooey.
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So beloved during his tenure as Cubs manager that he was simultaneously endorsing a fast food fried chicken joint and a diet program.
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The bases are loaded and so am I!
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Tejada4Cleanup!
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The Muns have gotten us as far as they're gonna take us, I fear.
