the boy's had a cold for a little too long, and this is mom's first week back at work, so i get to hang out all day and take him to the doctor. i predict it will be like one of those simpsons side plots where homer and bart are left to their own devices.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Minor Details: Games of 4/10
Twins affiliates split. Brian Dinkelman hits a game-winning homer. Fort Myers wins in thirteen innings.
Happy Birthday–April 11
Pop Corkhill (1858)
Ossee Schreckengost (1875)
Matsutaro Shiriki (1885)
Sam Chapman (1916)
Barney McCloskey (1917)
Jim Hearn (1921)
Futoshi Nakanisi (1933)
Sid Monge (1951)
Bret Saberhagen (1964)
Turner Ward (1965)
Sean Bergman (1970)
Robin Jennings (1972)
Jason Varitek (1972)
Trot Nixon (1974)
Todd Dunwoody (1975)
Kelvim Escobar (1976)
Mark Teixeira (1980)
Matustaro Shiriki is known as the father of Japanese baseball.
Jason Varitek was drafted by the Twins in the first round in 1993, but did not sign.
Morphine – Shame
so far this season, i feel shame and need morphine.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnp09K_b8lI
(okay, this was more an excuse just to play some morphine)
Minor Details: Games of 4/9
Twins affiliates sweep! Miguel Sano hits two home runs! Alex Wimmers makes his AA debut. Continue reading Minor Details: Games of 4/9
Game 166 4 Recap: LALALA Angels 5 – Minnesota Twins 1
i don't have much for you guys, but thankfully this game didn't warrant much. didn't see it. kept a very wandering eye on gameday for the first few innings, but that was (mercifully) it. just a couple points to note:
- the twins have scored 6 runs in 4 games this year
- the twins have tied the franchise worse start of 0-4 in `69 and `81 this year
- the twins have yet to, in general, not suck this year
please note that the "When will teh Suck End?" tag was already stored in the .org database.
Happy Birthday–April 10
Ross Youngs (1897)
Bubba Hyde (1908)
Chuck Connors (1921)
Frank Lary (1930)
Robert Nederlander (1933)
Wes Stock (1934)
Joe Gibbon (1935)
Bob Watson (1946)
Lee Lacy (1948)
Tom Lundstedt (1949)
Ken Griffey (1950)
Mike Devereaux (1963)
Starvin’ Marvin Freeman (1963)
Alberto Reyes (1971)
Mike Lincoln (1975)
Andre Ethier (1982)
Better known as an actor, Chuck Connors was a first baseman for the Chicago Cubs in 1951. He also played professional basketball, and was the first player to break the glass backboard with a slam dunk in a professional basketball game.
April 10, 2012: Thud
I'm starting to feel like the Twins are never going to win again.
Kurtis Blow – The Breaks
I have been writing game logs on Tuesdays for the last three seasons. This is the first year there has not been a game on a Tuesday, all star games excluded, since I started.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxrxgzyfF80
2006.
Suns @ Target Center 8pm
game is on ESPN2