Ides of May and I haven't had any inspiration to seek out new music for a summer mix.
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Game 35 Recap: Tigers 13, Twins 1
May 15, 2015: Out of My Brain on a Train
With my yearly Who reference out of the way, let me say that I am gushing with pride at Sour Cream, who got one of the biggest ovations last night at the talent show, where she performed (with her two best friends) a song that she wrote. It was adorable, and they even got the studio audience "awwwww."
Happy Birthday–May 15
Joe Evans (1895)
Jimmy Wasdell (1914)
Al McBean (1938)
Yukata Enatsu (1948)
Bill North (1948)
Rick Waits (1952)
George Brett (1953)
John Smoltz (1967)
Scott Watkins (1970)
A. J. Hinch (1974)
Josh Beckett (1980)
Justin Morneau (1981)
Brian Dozier (1987)
Yukata Enatsu was one of the first closers in Japan, recording 193 saves.
A. J. Hinch was drafted by Minnesota in the third round in 1995, but did not sign.
Chris Stapleton – Amanda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3JatEPwbrM
Dr. Chop recently bought this dude's debut album. I'm gettin' into it. *I just flipped clips to this one as the production is much better. A little slower, but still good.
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2015 Game 35: Twins at Tigers
In progress.
Pelf down 3-0...
Where They Stand
Our weekly look at the standings.
Minor Details: May 13
Pitching predominates as the Twins sweep! A tremendous performance by Tommy Milone! A tremendouser performance by Jose Berrios. Oh, by the way, Chih-Wei Hu was pretty good, too! And a walkoff in extra innings by the Kernels!
Game 34 Recap: Twins 6, Tigers 2
Triples are cool.
Happy Birthday–May 14
J. L. Wilkinson (1878)
Ed Walsh (1881)
Alex Pompez (1890)
Earle Combs (1899)
Bob Thurman (1917)
Les Moss (1925)
Dick Howser (1936)
Tony Perez (1942)
Dick Tidrow (1947)
Dave LaRoche (1948)
Dennis Martinez (1955)
Hosken Powell (1955)
Pat Borders (1963)
Joey Cora (1965)
Larry Sutton (1970)
Roy Halladay (1977)
J. L. Wilkinson was the long-time owner of the Kansas City Monarchs.
Alex Pompez was the long-time owner of the New York Cubans.
We would also like to wish a very happy anniversary to Lucy and SBG.