these guys are starting to make a well-deserved name for themselves in the MPLS, and i'm certainly in no position to stop them.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig30IwLIIkU
these guys are starting to make a well-deserved name for themselves in the MPLS, and i'm certainly in no position to stop them.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig30IwLIIkU
Ah, bad teams have such a knack for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
I can't really say what's going on right now, except to say that the pounds are coming off at a very fast rate. Continue reading WGOM Fitness, 22 May 2013: I Swear, Sometimes It’s Just Easy
Sano goes deep twice! A good day for Danny Santana. It gets late early for the Red Wings.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPp4_e33o1M
Can it really be that we've never played the black keys at the WGOM? Well, here they are, folks.
Al Simmons (1902)
Terris McDuffie (1910)
Jose Valdivielso (1934)
Ron Piche (1935)
Rich Garcia (1942)
Walt Hriniak (1943)
Tommy John (1943)
Jim Colborn (1946)
Jose Mesa (1966)
Al Levine (1968)
Julian Tavarez (1973)
Terris McDuffie pitched from 1930-1954, playing in the Negro Leagues, the Cuban Winter League, the Mexican League, the Puerto Rican League, the Dominican League, the Venezuelan League, the California Winter League, and the minor leagues. His biography at b-r.com is worth reading.
Rich Garcia was an American League umpire from 1975-1999.
Tommy John was one of the Twins’ television broadcasters from 1994-1996.
I volunteered with a group from work to help chaperone a high school graduation night event last night. I didn't plan on staying long, but it's 3 AM as I write this. Whoops.
Welcome back to Tuesday starts, Pelf!
Pelfrey (3-4, 6.57 ERA) vs. Tim Hudson (4-3, 5.12 ERA)
Boy, apathy is really starting to set in for me already. Amazing what two years of losing, a 6-game losing streak and the furious return of the assbats can do for a man's patience, which could be why I keep forgetting I have Tuesday game logs.
Anyway, as I was struggling for words for this game log, Buffalo reminded me that tonight is the NBA lottery. I always get unreasonably excited to see which terrible spot the Wolves end up. Will they fall below their expected slot? Will they move up only to be slotted one pick after they can reasonably be expected to select the guy that will actually help the team? Stay tuned.
Another bad outing by Cole DeVries. Chris Colabello hits a grand slam. Niko Goodrum's bases-clearing triple leads the Kernels to victory.
I think we can safely start focusing on the development of Buxton, Sano, Gibson and the like.