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Btw, do you know who created this card? I'd like to use that for my '65 Spahn card post.

Well, don't feel bad Matt. Obviously interviews from home are exhausting. All that sitting, holding the phone up (your handlers don't do that for you?) to your ear. Next time see if you can do one without opening your mouth.

seawolf17 wrote: Harv just apologized on Twitter. "Obviously, I'm sorry for being such a doosh."

Matts a grouch in the morning. Sounded like he didn't even have his coffee yet. Obviously he has stock in Qualcomm. Well, you can go to the bathroom and keep current score, but can you actually score a game on that thing?

batmagadanleadoff wrote: Stumped here. Was Jones a guess? Zvon wrote: That one tree had plenty of time to grow bigger. The one that we can see, there to the left, might be more telling. And if its possible that they trim those every few years, that could be the tree on Butterballs. In the Clendenon photo you can see that these are interlocking fields (could be 3,4), or 2 adjacent. How many fields did they have down there? The corner of each, looking in, might be very similar. The trees are a good indicator but its also possible similar trees were planted all around those parks. Trees can be trimmed and all a that. The light pole is a major indicator. I know you said you see the light pole in Butterballs pic. Looking at the B&W now don't see it. But that one fence pole is thicker for some reason. lol, i like how I'm gettin all X-Files investigative. (In any case if the jutting out fence thing isn't there maybe they were all put in later.) When its a color photo that body of water out there helps to try and nail down the field. But there could be one or two additional fields that have the same view for all I know. This makes the the cut cuzza the lightpole (which also could have been built in similar patterns around the parks down there when you think about it). What do you think the fence addition that juts out is for? A Safe area/dugout kind place for games? A batting cage? And did other fields have that? I bet the fields still are standing down there. I might have to take me a trip to Florida.

You barrel of whiskey dick teasers!

That one tree had plenty of time to grow bigger. The one that we can see, there to the left, might be more telling. And if its possible that they trim those every few years, that could be the tree on Butterballs.

Well, Doodoo, I won't hate ya. That's all I can say. But you let me down *sob*

Gwreck wrote: You don't suppose Lucas has a name-brand-cola-Porch shot in him, do you? I know he's got it in him. But can he get it out of him? Come on Lucas!

BIG SINGLE MURPHY!!! Hey, Duda, you want my love? Earn it right now.

batmagadanleadoff wrote: batmagadanleadoff wrote: Johnny Stephenson? Boy, these quizzes don't stay unsolved for more than a few minutes. Lucky. I was just working with the '66 cards. Ha! Great b&w of Clendenon up above. That's the widest angle we've seen of that practice field. Now we know that there's no outfield beyond the first infield -- just another infield. I ran into two in the same slide show. Not positive about this one tho.

WOW. Could be a big break. Hes a good shortstop. Bases behemothed, 1 out, Muffy.

Don't tease me Mets! Its too late in the day. Come back all the way if your going to come back at all. Gah, Young pops out.

Hm. Interesting. Rosario goes down.

batmagadanleadoff wrote: Zvon wrote: Johnny Stephenson? Boy, these quizzes don't stay unsolved for more than a few minutes. Lucky. I was just working with the '66 cards.

Johnny Stephenson?

That throw there by Lagares concerns me. How could he be that far off? Funny how my expectations for him are so high.

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I met Hondo too one time. He was touring liquor stores in the Mid-Atlantic states as a spokesman for Jim Beam. I was a cub newspaper reporter with a camera determined to get a story, he answered a few questions but made sure to thank the good folks at Jim Beam like he was a Nascar driver. He ruined every candid I tried to snap by turning and facing me with a huge shit-eating grin. Opined that the difference between the best and worst teams in the league was "2 or 3 players." He was really charming, gave me a signed Jim Beam baseball I kept on my desk for years. A Jim Beam baseball?

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LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Moderately-interesting dinner conversation, with highly-interesting intermittent peaks (not always Metly). If you've got some time, sure. kool. Wheeler with the pitches again? 107 in 5. He has been improving everything except that. He has to put batters away on fewer pitches. Too finicky.

Frayed Knot wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Bad read by Murph maybe but an even worse call by Teufel. Fortunately he was ignored. Tuefel almost got in Muffys way! Wtf was that? And that was a bad call by Tim. Well if you want to hold a runner up it's good to get right in the path so he'll be more likely to see you. The problem is, once Muffy decided to keep running, Timmy suddenly had to bail. A coach should never find himself in this position. He should have been a little more back towards the plate and a bit more away from the line. Timmy will be the first to tell ya too. Damn, Pagan is putting on a little show I could do without. Were the Sienfeld innings entertaining enough for me to rewind em?

Frayed Knot wrote: Bad read by Murph maybe but an even worse call by Teufel. Fortunately he was ignored. Tuefel almost got in Muffys way! Wtf was that? And that was a bad call by Tim. I've missed big portions of this telecast and I didn't want to with Jerry on.

gah. Wheeler makes Doodoo look like doodoo! That was a nice stop. Had time to get him if Zack was there.

That was a great observation by Darling. Wheeler kinda giving himself away. 3-0

ers falling off.