A couple of months ago, my good friend from work, Nayasha, moved back home to New York. She died yesterday. I don't know why yet, but she's gone. I've lost a lot of young people in my workplaces over the years, but this one stings. I worked near her and no one else for about a full year and we never tired of one another.
This has been a hell of a stressful week, guys. Keep me afloat.
Charley Hickman (1876)
Jack Tobin (1892)
John Tsitouris (1936)
Rene Lachemann (1945)
Ken Oberkfell (1956)
Rick Leach (1957)
Tim Tschida (1960)
Eddie Perez (1968)
Joe Borowski (1971)
Miguel Cairo (1974)
Ben Grieve (1976)
Jason Michaels (1976) Ryan Jorgensen (1979) Matt Tolbert (1982) Kevin Slowey (1984)
St. Paul native Tim Tschida has been a major league umpire since 1987.
The Twins predicted well and this game starts two and a half hours before the Wild game. Plenty of time to determine if Hernandez is able to continue bolstering his Cy Young season before the important game starts.
May already? I've wasted March and April/This Spring/This Year/My Life.
Oh hey, as the Hitman pointed out to me, there's a New Colin Stetson album out! New History Warfare Vol. 3: To See More Light. Four tracks have Justin Vernon of Bon Iver singing on them and so far I haven't liked that much on passing listens, but I did closely listen to the subtitle track and it is absolutely fantastic, a 15-minute epic with all of the comparisons to Beowulf and Gilgamesh and Faith No More that description entails.
What does your music playing device or service serve up for you today?
If I'm going to try to sleep, why does Netflix have to have Battle Royale sitting there, just begging me to see it again despite its clear flaws? Oh well.
George Gore (1857)
Garry Herrmann (1859) Eppa Rixey (1891) Red Ruffing (1905) Goose Tatum (1921)
Chuck Hinton (1934)
Chris Cannizzaro (1938)
Davey Lopes (1945)
Dan Iassogna (1969)
Darren Dreifort (1972)
Ryan Dempster (1977) Ben Revere (1988)
Garry Herrmann was the president of the Cincinnati Reds from 1903-1920 and was chair of the National Commission from its creation in 1903 until the commissioner's office was created in 1920. It is puzzling that he is not in the Hall of Fame.
Better known as a member of the Harlem Globetrotters, Goose Tatum played in the Negro Leagues for several years in the 1940s.
Dan Iassogna has been a major league umpire since 1999.