McCarthy shut us down in '05, then we routinely decimated him last year in relief.
Poor Brandon. As a flyball pitcher at the Cell, he must've been thrilled to hear he was traded. Then Ken Williams told him Texas, and he reverted to the fetal position.
One good theory for Matsuzaka's early control issues was his attempt to avoid homers at all cost, and so he nibbled too much. If there's any place, including Coors, where this will be challenged it's Arlington.
(good tune by canadian anti-sexism, anti-racism, anti-human rights violations, anti-imperialism, anti-fascism, anti-capitalism but pro vegan, animal rights and feminism favorites, propagandhi)
Lugo Pedroia Tiz Manny Youk Lowell Varitek Drew Crisp
idea behind it: -leadoff hitter gets on so #2 hitter bunts him up (if i was in the NL i would want my pitcher in the #2 hole) -youk is red hot, so he should be in the 5 hole -drew is struggling so he should be dropped to #8 till he finds his swing
Roger Clemens will make a third and likely final Minor League start as he works toward duty in the Yankees rotation, tuning up on Monday with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. ...
Following the start on Monday, the seven-time Cy Young Award winner would have his fifth day align for Saturday against the Red Sox, a start that is presently lined up for Mike Mussina.
Because the Yankees have their top three starters -- Chien-Ming Wang, Mussina and Andy Pettitte -- set to pitch against the American League East-leading Red Sox, manager Joe Torre said it remains possible that Clemens could miss the Boston series entirely and make his debut against the White Sox in Chicago. ...
"[Clemens is] a guy who understands the process," Cashman said.
I wish I had saved the link but I'm sure that about 10 days ago one of the white, bearded, middle-aged sportswriters in the Toronto Star predicted that Fat Billy would avoid Boston because "that's what he does", or words to that effect. FB did not win over that demographic during his stay in TO.
I thought Dallas-Ft. Worth was in the arid badlands.
Game is a long way from starting By Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff ARLINGTON, Tx - Well looks like a long night at the ballyard. The Rangers just announced this game won't start anytime before 8:30 p.m. central time. The current band of showers is expected to be around for at least the next hour. At that point they'll make another evaluation of the situation.
The only good that Texas ever served in its corrupt, hollow existence was that they could have baseball games without any freaking rain. What the hell is this?
apropos of nothing: Anyone else INCREDIBLY amused that the Phillies fan in the Dick's Sporting Goods commercial (that's played during every MLB.tv break) who says "it's about friendship" is filmed a)from a distance, and b)alone?
you get commercials during breaks? all i get is the baseball pac-man screen or the pong screen.
a few years ago, mlb would sometimes forget to switch off the feed between innings and i would sit there PRAYING that don and jerry would say something off color.
but they were careful, i guess. i remember jerry saying someone's bag of chinese food smelled like shit -- i think was as risque as it got.
10-6 after 8. Finish them, Angels. Was anyone else pissed at Dice for walking Lofton, then giving up an 0-2 hit? But he did his usual, allowing runners but getting out of it...
not boneheaded - it was basically an infield fly type situation, but down the RF line so the rule was not in effect.
redsock - I've been getting a couple different "commercial" breaks this year. For a while it was just the Pacman (same game every time, I noticed) and then recently I've started getting the Dick's commercial and then Pong. Tonight I'm just getting Pong, except for the first couple breaks. I do love when they forget to cut away or are late on the cut, though... Don and Jerry chatting "off the record" is fantastic.
On the closeup of Sosa, you could see he dropped it, it landed right near him, he picked it up, looked in toward the infield and paused, like he had all day to get the ball to second. In other words, Pedroia had no chance. Nothing he could do.
There was another "commercial break" on mlb.tv--the different hazy scenes of ballparks. May have only been preseason. But yeah, the Pac-Man thing ad pong and that shelf are all stupid...
And I have heard secret Remy talking a few times. I love that they let that stuff get by.
Oh, I didn't mean I'm hearing Remy stuff tonight. The mlb.tv stuff I heard was from before I moved to Boston. I still use it for Yanks. But I'm, uh, using someone else's, so it's not like I'm paying for it....
The one good thing Drew has done is get off to a good start to avoid the relentless booing he'd be getting by now if he'd started the year playing the way he is now... but that will catch up with him if he doesn't et his ass in gear--soon.
Apropos of nothing. Frankie Francisco was a monster in MVP 2005, and was always available for a marginal AAA prospect. Easiest way to replace Timlin, who... kinda sucked.
jere, thanks for reminding me, I meant to post this earlier - The Frontal Cortex had a fun post today about the Yankees and the "Winner's Curse" (note: not an actual curse) that I enjoyed. Interestingly, this phenomenon is also mentioned on a site titled Joy of Economics. Weird. :)
"Gift" was the first song I ever crowd surfed to...or was it "Gee Angel"? One of the two for sure...either way, "More or Less" by Screaming Trees is my ultimate "having sex with your ex so you'll be depressed for a week afterwards" song...and nice catch, Lowell...
Haven't seen Marty's in a good while. Or the classic LM of R. But, I think that one's only in the southern NESN territory. I mainly get Foxwoods, and Subaru--feel the freedom! And of course, Empiire. Today! Although not today, ironically.
I love how Castig just described Eric Gagne as "That French-Canadian from Montreal..." Nice to hear an announcer put the sort of necessary disdain on those words that they deserve outside of the NHL...
Two things...first, I like that the whole world is turning against JD- predicted it a long time ago...second, I think the Feed the tree coochy talk scared everyone else away...maybe even Allen...
I missed the game thread, and of course I fell asleep in the 3rd (west coast game behaviour for the old and feeble), but I'm singing my favourite song again...
TEN AND A HALF, TEN AND A HALF, RED SOX LEAD THE DIVISION BY TEN AND A HALF
Choose your own power chords or DIY ethos as the case may be.
McCarthy shut us down in '05, then we routinely decimated him last year in relief.
ReplyDeletePoor Brandon. As a flyball pitcher at the Cell, he must've been thrilled to hear he was traded. Then Ken Williams told him Texas, and he reverted to the fetal position.
One good theory for Matsuzaka's early control issues was his attempt to avoid homers at all cost, and so he nibbled too much. If there's any place, including Coors, where this will be challenged it's Arlington.
Damn McCarthyism.
ReplyDeletetim said...
ReplyDeleteDamn McCarthyism.
That has to be the quote of the day sir!!!!
As for McCarthy, he has been pretty good this month (4 starts), almost as good as Daisuke in his last 3 starts. Should be an interesting game.
Tim, have you no decency? :)
ReplyDeleteI always thought the Rangers quit exhuming McCarthy.
ReplyDeleteTim, have you no decency? :)
ReplyDeleteI was a pre-teen McCarthyist :P
(good tune by canadian anti-sexism, anti-racism, anti-human rights violations, anti-imperialism, anti-fascism, anti-capitalism but pro vegan, animal rights and feminism favorites, propagandhi)
just saw the lineup, dont see why its not:
ReplyDeleteLugo
Pedroia
Tiz
Manny
Youk
Lowell
Varitek
Drew
Crisp
idea behind it:
-leadoff hitter gets on so #2 hitter bunts him up (if i was in the NL i would want my pitcher in the #2 hole)
-youk is red hot, so he should be in the 5 hole
-drew is struggling so he should be dropped to #8 till he finds his swing
Best Propagandhi line ever: "By the way I stole this riff..."
ReplyDeleteTim, the fact that you've used the words "punk" and "oi" had me suspecting you were some kind of punk rocker.... nice.
hahaha, another propagandhi fan. glorious.
ReplyDeletepropagandhi
ReplyDeleteI don't know the music but I love the name.
l-girl...read a couple of your posts on the wmtc site...seems very propagandhish :P
ReplyDeleteargh, when the hell is this damn game gonna start. damn you CDT
seems very propagandhish
ReplyDeleteYes indeedy. Love the agit-propa, love the Gandhi.
No one got the REM line, I guess.
ReplyDelete...
MLB.com:
Roger Clemens will make a third and likely final Minor League start as he works toward duty in the Yankees rotation, tuning up on Monday with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. ...
Following the start on Monday, the seven-time Cy Young Award winner would have his fifth day align for Saturday against the Red Sox, a start that is presently lined up for Mike Mussina.
Because the Yankees have their top three starters -- Chien-Ming Wang, Mussina and Andy Pettitte -- set to pitch against the American League East-leading Red Sox, manager Joe Torre said it remains possible that Clemens could miss the Boston series entirely and make his debut against the White Sox in Chicago. ...
"[Clemens is] a guy who understands the process," Cashman said.
********
I think Cashman was misquoted.
"Clemens is a coward."
There.
damn weather...63% pop in arlington.
ReplyDeleteNo one got the REM line, I guess.
ReplyDeletei knew it was a reference of some sort if that counts...:P
I wish I had saved the link but I'm sure that about 10 days ago one of the white, bearded, middle-aged sportswriters in the Toronto Star predicted that Fat Billy would avoid Boston because "that's what he does", or words to that effect. FB did not win over that demographic during his stay in TO.
ReplyDeleteI thought Dallas-Ft. Worth was in the arid badlands.
Globe at 8:15:
ReplyDeleteGame is a long way from starting
By Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff
ARLINGTON, Tx - Well looks like a long night at the ballyard. The Rangers just announced this game won't start anytime before 8:30 p.m. central time. The current band of showers is expected to be around for at least the next hour. At that point they'll make another evaluation of the situation.
*huff* it better start. it just better.
ReplyDeleteBoomer pitched well the other night.
ReplyDeleteYanks down 3-2, Clippard out of the game after 4.
ReplyDeletebah humbug...to hell with this, im goin out for some eats!
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ReplyDeleteNo one got the REM line, I guess.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see it. Of course I got it, once I saw it.
I'm surprised no one else did.
5-2 Angels! DeSalvo doesn't have it....
ReplyDelete2nd and 3rd no out.
Vizcaino walks in a run. 6-2, still loaded.
ReplyDeleteFucking Hillenbrand double play, end of inning
ReplyDeleteDamon drops it!
ReplyDelete9-3 Angels!!!!
Looks like Sox will start around 10, though it is still raining a bit in Texas.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Clippard's number may not be retired after all.
Noodle arm can't get Vlad out. 10-3 Angels!
ReplyDelete10-3. MFY fans must be loving this.
ReplyDeleteWe shouldn't bitch about Lugo/Crisp at 1-2. Figgins (.133/.189/.187 in 75 AB) is leading off the Angels.
I NEED BASEBALL GODDAMMIT
ReplyDeleteThe only good that Texas ever served in its corrupt, hollow existence was that they could have baseball games without any freaking rain. What the hell is this?
Let's go SheAAA!
ReplyDeleteBah. Send Seabiscuit to the glue factory.
ReplyDeleteapropos of nothing: Anyone else INCREDIBLY amused that the Phillies fan in the Dick's Sporting Goods commercial (that's played during every MLB.tv break) who says "it's about friendship" is filmed a)from a distance, and b)alone?
ReplyDeleteyou get commercials during breaks? all i get is the baseball pac-man screen or the pong screen.
ReplyDeletea few years ago, mlb would sometimes forget to switch off the feed between innings and i would sit there PRAYING that don and jerry would say something off color.
but they were careful, i guess. i remember jerry saying someone's bag of chinese food smelled like shit -- i think was as risque as it got.
ok underway. whew. i was getting sick of watching boogie nights..
ReplyDeletedoh!
ReplyDeletedice walks lofton (after no walks in his last 2 starts) and serves up a nice single to young.
ReplyDeletethen gets a 6U-3 DP. let's get sosa.
cano gets a 3-run double with 1 out in the bottom of the 8th.
ReplyDeleteana up 10-6. c'mon angels.
mlb.tv doesn't have commercials--except for the Dick's Sporting Goods one.
ReplyDelete10-6 after 8. Finish them, Angels. Was anyone else pissed at Dice for walking Lofton, then giving up an 0-2 hit? But he did his usual, allowing runners but getting out of it...
ReplyDeleteWhoops--I see you covered the bottom of the first.
ReplyDeleteLoaded, no out! Come on, Cap'n!
Walking in Texas ...
ReplyDeleteManny: bbbcfb
Drew: bcbbb
Lowell: bfbbb
Walking, Texas Ranger?
ReplyDeletemy pop cuture references are almost as old as chb's.
ReplyDeletetek sac fly to lofton; 1-0.
walk to coco; 4 walks but he still has a NO HITTER!!!!
ReplyDeleteooh.
ReplyDelete;D!
ReplyDeletePedroia!! 2-run single to rcf on McCarthy's 37th pitch of the inning. 3-0.
ReplyDeletesosa making wily mo look like willie mays.
ReplyDeleteCrowd fooled Orsillo.
ReplyDeleteYanks lost.
Watching on gameday how did Pderoia get thrown out?
ReplyDelete4 runs, 1 hit.
ReplyDeleteMcCarthy's pitches: 19-46 = 65
FINAL: LAA 10, MFY 6.
^^he does that alot lately.
ReplyDeletetheeee yankees lose.
ReplyDeleteHoly crap, McCarthy went Ankiel there for a moment.
gameday is also showing Youks ball over the fence?
ReplyDeleteBottom of 9th for NYY:
ReplyDeleteCI called out on strikes.
Shemp called out on strikes.
Slappy out 6-3.
Lugo popped down the RF line, Sosa came in and dropped the ball. Then threw to SS at second for the force.
ReplyDeleteThanks..so it was boneheaded on Ped's part?
ReplyDeleteNot at all. Easy pop for Sosa, Pedroia has to stay by first.
ReplyDeleteBut it clanked off Sammy's iron glove. Pedroia had no chance.
not boneheaded - it was basically an infield fly type situation, but down the RF line so the rule was not in effect.
ReplyDeleteredsock - I've been getting a couple different "commercial" breaks this year. For a while it was just the Pacman (same game every time, I noticed) and then recently I've started getting the Dick's commercial and then Pong. Tonight I'm just getting Pong, except for the first couple breaks. I do love when they forget to cut away or are late on the cut, though... Don and Jerry chatting "off the record" is fantastic.
and sosa had to come in a bit, it wasn't very deep.
ReplyDeletepitching change for rangers: wes littleton.
ReplyDeleteMcCarthy's line: 2-1-4-4-1, 66 pitches to 11 batters.
fucking a. dice-k leaving the game. why??
ReplyDeleteOK , Thank You
ReplyDeletewhat the fuck is going on?
ReplyDeleteOn the closeup of Sosa, you could see he dropped it, it landed right near him, he picked it up, looked in toward the infield and paused, like he had all day to get the ball to second. In other words, Pedroia had no chance. Nothing he could do.
ReplyDeleteFlo: "Shift THIS!"
ReplyDeleteThere was another "commercial break" on mlb.tv--the different hazy scenes of ballparks. May have only been preseason. But yeah, the Pac-Man thing ad pong and that shelf are all stupid...
ReplyDeleteAnd I have heard secret Remy talking a few times. I love that they let that stuff get by.
Nice job, Papi and Manny!
FSN showed him walking slowly to the dugout, right hand on his hip the whole way, head down.
ReplyDeleteWTF are you hearing? I'm muted.
they just said he's going to the clubhouse, but noone is warming..so..i dunno.
ReplyDeleteaw, fuckin a, manny.
ReplyDeleteyou weren't going to third anyway.
*THAT* was a bonehead move. Manny!
ReplyDeletei think they showed dice on the bench, getting dirt cleaned out of his spikes.
ReplyDeleteAll four East teams lost tonight.
ReplyDeleteyeah he's coming back in. dunno wth that was about. maybe he had to go to the loo ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't mean I'm hearing Remy stuff tonight. The mlb.tv stuff I heard was from before I moved to Boston. I still use it for Yanks. But I'm, uh, using someone else's, so it's not like I'm paying for it....
ReplyDeleteah, he's wincing a little off the mound tho.
ReplyDeleteDice seems okay!
ReplyDeleteThree innings, 45 pitches. Or 1 fewer than McCarthy threw in the second inning.
DO and RemCanine are saying Dice is sick to his stomach.
ReplyDeleteHorrible camerawork by NESN as usual.
ReplyDeleteI feel like the whole team just walked into a poppy field.
ReplyDeletec'mon dice! someone get him some alka-seltzer? thx.
ReplyDeleteGlad it's not his arm.
ReplyDeleteshit.
ReplyDeletephooey.
ReplyDeleteTito, he's sick. Do something. I hope sean isn't watching this game.
ReplyDeleteAnd has Dice ever got to a ball hit back up the middle? No, because he doesn't follow through, hence doesn't end up in fielding position.
what is this mother's day. wth are you doing rangers? D;
ReplyDeleteokay, NOW can we pull him? :( Poor guy.
ReplyDeletei hate this guy's delivery.
ReplyDeleteSecond and third, none out before. No runs. I never know how I last through 162 of these every year.
ReplyDeletethe game is still ours.
ReplyDeleteBarrett for Youk.
ReplyDeletewhooo! fair ball. ties game.
ReplyDeleteTie. Thank you poppy. I mean Papi.
ReplyDeleteNow that I've got you all here--doesn't Teixeira look like Anthony Keidis, singer of the Red Hot Chili Peppers?
ReplyDeleteMatsuzaka obviously sick, and Francona both lets him start, and lets him continue. What is the sense in that?
ReplyDeleteyeahh!!!6-5! wow that was a weird kick off the pitcher..
ReplyDeleteThank you second base bag. And Manny. Ahhhh, the lead again.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Drew will get motivated on Monday when he sees the home crowd cheering WAY more for the visiting right fielder than for him.
ReplyDeleteLeaving work at midnight. Home at 12:30. At this rate, I'll see the last 3 innings at home.
ReplyDeleteJere, wouldn't you like to make $15m a year to play at replacement level and still get "mental health days"? That would be excellent.
ReplyDeleteThe one good thing Drew has done is get off to a good start to avoid the relentless booing he'd be getting by now if he'd started the year playing the way he is now... but that will catch up with him if he doesn't et his ass in gear--soon.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Corky McBigHead.
ReplyDeleteNote to anyone sitting in right field in Texas the next few days--bring a major league baseball to the park and mark it with a black S.
ReplyDeleteThe rent-a-cop is in play! Woohoo!
ReplyDeletenice, 2 runs in :) 8-5
ReplyDeleteNice hustle by Coco to get a double out of a grounder to second, and nice sac by Dustin.
ReplyDeleteFly out makes it 9-5, Lugo.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a solid single to right, too! Nice! 9-5, what a way to make a whatever.
ReplyDeleteAnother crazy walking lead SB for Lugo. Now a single makes it 10-5....
ReplyDeleteThere it is. 10-5. Bigger lead than we had before. I was never worried:)
ReplyDeleteme either ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a messed up game.
ReplyDeleteApropos of nothing. Frankie Francisco was a monster in MVP 2005, and was always available for a marginal AAA prospect. Easiest way to replace Timlin, who... kinda sucked.
This is a crazy game. This is the type of game that leads people to use the word "microcosm."
ReplyDeleteNot that there's anything wrong with that.
ReplyDeleteDid you hear the already injured Phil Hughes rolled an ankle? The curse of the "RIP Red Sox 2006 Season" gravestone t-shirts continuuuuues.
ReplyDeletepoor jd. damn..
ReplyDeleteWhere the hell is Jesus, JD?
ReplyDelete"...he's a mascot."
ReplyDeleteI love DO and Jerry.
jere, thanks for reminding me, I meant to post this earlier - The Frontal Cortex had a fun post today about the Yankees and the "Winner's Curse" (note: not an actual curse) that I enjoyed. Interestingly, this phenomenon is also mentioned on a site titled Joy of Economics. Weird. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Yanks shouldn't feel so bad--they're only 7.5 back in the wild card, with five teams ahead of them.
ReplyDeleteRedsock was spot on with that "seeing the last three innings starting at 12:30 ET" thing.
ReplyDeleteDo any more of our pitchers wanna walk Lofton? Terrible job...
Come on Tanya Donnely.
ReplyDeleteTeixeira? Keidis? Anyone?
ReplyDeleteIf Lowell keeps the glove on Lofton, he may be out, as he slipped off the bag, and the ump was looking closely.
ReplyDeleteYou walk Lofton, he scores. Terrible.
ReplyDeletelove tanya donelly.
ReplyDeleteKristin Hersh is better! Should we get out our swords again?
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I missed the first six innings, an AK lookalike and a Propaghandi conversation...anything else I need to know?
ReplyDeleteAnd a Belly ref...unbelieveable...ps. saw up tonya Donnelly's skirt at the old 9:30 club in DC in '95, and man, that chick hates underwear...
ReplyDeletehttp://letsgosox.blogspot.com/2005/05/like-texan-dryin-jerky.html
ReplyDeleteMay 1, 2005: Jere first compares Teixeira and Keidis side by side.
Ps. RKO just led back from commercial with "Nearly Lost You" by the Screaming Trees. Has there ever been a better fat-guy front man than Mark Lanegan?
ReplyDeleteNice job, Lowell.
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, they love that song--and so do I. What a voice on that Lannegan.
ReplyDeleteTey also played Gift by Sugar recently--two innings in a row!
Sosa's lookin' up at 600 like matty at a Belly show.
ReplyDelete"Gift" was the first song I ever crowd surfed to...or was it "Gee Angel"? One of the two for sure...either way, "More or Less" by Screaming Trees is my ultimate "having sex with your ex so you'll be depressed for a week afterwards" song...and nice catch, Lowell...
ReplyDeleteNice job, Mighty Oak-a-Jeemer.
ReplyDeleteYeah, he's saying, "Damn, how do I get that?"
ReplyDeleteMatty, just so you know, you're missing a Foxwoods commercial.
ReplyDeleteIf I miss a Marty's RV comm, then let me know, they're the only ones I really miss...Lincoln Mercury of Raynam!
ReplyDeleteThe 600 club has a mandatory underwear rule, though.
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen Marty's in a good while. Or the classic LM of R. But, I think that one's only in the southern NESN territory. I mainly get Foxwoods, and Subaru--feel the freedom! And of course, Empiire. Today! Although not today, ironically.
ReplyDeleteI love how Castig just described Eric Gagne as "That French-Canadian from Montreal..." Nice to hear an announcer put the sort of necessary disdain on those words that they deserve outside of the NHL...
ReplyDeleteJD Drew--trying to become the first man to have a negative batting average.
ReplyDeleteI was gonna say, Don't piss off the Canadians, on this blog. But I guess Montreal is like, the "other" Canada or whatever.
ReplyDeleteTwo things...first, I like that the whole world is turning against JD- predicted it a long time ago...second, I think the Feed the tree coochy talk scared everyone else away...maybe even Allen...
ReplyDeleteAllan.
ReplyDeleteI think I scared 'em away before you came by.....
Take your hat off, boy, when you're talkin' to Allan....
ReplyDeleteI really hated that tune.
ReplyDeleteNope, I'm still here. I ain't scared.
ReplyDeleteJD Drew--trying to become the first man to have a negative batting average.
very funny. Love it.
Well, you know, baby's playing dead in the cellar...
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see both the Sox and the anti-Yanks win 10-6 tonight.
ReplyDeleteThe Smear in for the ninth?
ReplyDeleteBrother Pap, lead us in the closing hymn...
ReplyDeleteWow...no afghan wigs fans, despite the fact the the other Lanegan is playing in the Twilight Singers now...
ReplyDeleteHigh heat. He's on tonight.
ReplyDeleteThought I just tied all the post nirvana seattle talk together with that...
ReplyDeleteDice gets a weird win.
ReplyDeleteRKO just said that New England/Boston has become a "great country music area"...
ReplyDeleteAnd that's the ballgame, kids.
ReplyDeleteLocal time 10:27pm... thank god I live on the West Coast!
TJ by RKO. That dude from Afghan Whigs hosted 120 with Donal Logue one night. That's about all I know about that band.
ReplyDeleteGood night Jackie! Good night Matty! Good night Jonboy!
ReplyDeleteGood night, Sean. Good night, Allan. Good night dietcokegirl. Good night, San Fran.
ReplyDeleteW!
ReplyDeleteI drive home, Sox are busy scoring 4 runs. I walked in as Lopez came in, so yeah ... I saw 3 innings + one batter.
Has there ever been a better fat-guy front man than Mark Lanegan?
D. Boon.
And who the F is playing Sugar??? Man, Copper Blue and Beaster are fuckin' great. Love Bob Mould. NDR and Flip Your Wig -- youth in VT!
Anyway, this was kind of like spring training for the west coast games. Last out at 1:25 Sock Time.
10.5 on the MFY, 11 on Tor, 11.5 on Bal, and 13 on TB.
And who the F is playing Sugar???
ReplyDeleteMe, of course. All the time.
I missed the game thread, and of course I fell asleep in the 3rd (west coast game behaviour for the old and feeble), but I'm singing my favourite song again...
TEN AND A HALF,
TEN AND A HALF,
RED SOX LEAD THE DIVISION BY
TEN AND A HALF
Choose your own power chords or DIY ethos as the case may be.
Not sure if you saw this post by Jayson Stark on overrated players be sure to check out numbers 2 and 4.
ReplyDelete11 game lead, fools!
ReplyDelete