game is on TNT
the last time the Wolves won a game in LA was Dec 2 2005 yeesh.
No Kirilenko tonight. HAM starts in his place.
Rick Adelman Chuckle Hut quote of the night (via Joan Niesen):
Joan Niesen @JoanNiesen
When asked if there was a point when he gained more trust in Derrick, he said: "Well, Kevin Love's broken his hand twice."
This January 23rd Co'C draft post looked so good, I decided to show it the light of day.
Continue reading February 28, 2013: Flashback
Terry Turner (1881)
Jud Wilson (1897)
Bob Howsam (1918)
George Maloney (1928)
Frank Malzone (1930)
Bill Haller (1935)
Marty Perez (1946)
Mark Wiley (1948)
Tom Gamboa (1948)
Jim Wohlford (1951)
Mike Milchin (1968)
Trent Oeltjen (1983)
Aaron Thompson (1987)
Aroldis Chapman (1988)
Jud Wilson played in the Negro Leagues from 1922-1945 and had a lifetime batting average of .351.
Bob Howsam was the general manager of the Cincinnati Reds and helped put together the Big Red Machine.
George Maloney was an American League umpire from 1969-1983.
Bill Haller is the older brother of Tom Haller and was an American League umpire from 1963-1982.
i admitted this elsewhere recently, but i just got into my first replacements album last week. you don't need to say it...
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuM34Dz9R_s
1981
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Loading... It's been too long since there was a new WGOM Fitness post. Not much to say here. I took the weekend off again, and that ended up including Monday. Continue reading WGOM Fitness: February 27, 2013, Been Too Long
Thought a Spring Training game log might be a nice way to get into practice before the regular season.
Alright, I really have to get to a game. Ballplayers come in and buy stuff from me all the time - the least I can do is return the favor, eh?
Walter Briggs (1877)
Cy Perkins (1896)
Hilton Smith (1907)
Bill Capps (1919)
Buck Elliott (1919)
Johnny Pesky (1919)
Connie Ryan (1920)
John Wockenfuss (1949)
Ron Hassey (1953)
Greg Cadaret (1962)
Pete Smith (1966)
Matt Stairs (1968)
Willie Banks (1969)
Craig Monroe (1977)
Denard Span (1984)
Walter Briggs was involved in the ownership of the Detroit Tigers from 1920-1952, becoming sole owner in 1935.
Hilton Smith was a star pitcher in the Negro Leagues from 1931-1950. Some observers considered him the equal of, if not better than Satchel Paige.
Bill Capps was a third baseman who played in the minors for twenty years, fifteen of them at Class A or below.
Buck Elliott was an outfielder who played in the minors for fourteen years, all but one of them at Class A or below.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ce0HWJe4tkM
Yes, the hitman, and HJ before him, turned me on to Sir Charles, but it's E-6's influence that keeps me looking for new soul music. Seriously, this is some good shit.
(3 votes, average: 9.33 out of 10)Loading... Grover Alexander (1887)
Rip Collins (1896)
Preacher Roe (1916)
Johnny Blanchard (1933)
Don Lee (1934)
Hiromitsu Kadota (1948)
Jack Brohamer (1950)
Rick Wieters (1955)
Kelly Gruber (1962)
Scott Service (1967)
J. T. Snow (1968)
Mark DeRosa (1975)
Hiromitsu Kadota is third on the Japanese professional baseball home run list with 567.
The father of Matt Wieters, Rick Wieters pitched in the minor leagues for five years, reaching AA.