I felt the need to watch the ludicrous Debbie Gibson video last night, and I don't think the song's leaving my head anytime soon.
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Spoon – Paper Tiger
There. Not so bad, right?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxUooQ6Db5s
Game 34: Twins at Tigers
Didn't see a game log. Here it is.
Minor Details: Games of May 12
No offense for the Red Wings. Johnson and Johnson complete a shutout as the Lookouts split. A wild inning lifts the Miracle. Murphy's law wasn't enough for the Kernels.
Game 33 Recap: Tigers 2, Twins 1 (10 Innings)
Happy Birthday–May 13
Jimmy Archer (1883)
Larry Gardner (1886)
Babe Dye (1898)
Bill McKinley (1910)
Bill Kinnamon (1919)
Dusty Rhodes (1927)
Johnny Roseboro (1933)
Leon Wagner (1934)
Juan Beniquez (1950)
Bobby Valentine (1950)
Lenny Faedo (1960)
Sean McDonough (1962)
Jose Rijo (1965)
Jack Cressend (1975)
Trajan Langdon (1976)
Barry Zito (1978)
Hockey Hall of Famer Babe Dye was a minor league outfielder from 1919-1926, spending much of his career in the American Association. In 811 games, he hit .311, slugged .443, and stole 118 bases.
Bill McKinley was an American League umpire from 1946-65.
Bill Kinnamon was an American League umpire from 1960-69.
Sean McDonough has been a baseball broadcaster since 1988.
College basketball star Trajan Langdon was a third baseman in the low minors for three seasons.
MY 13, 2015: sPACING
Don't you hate it when you get a new keyboard and the "A" and "Caps Lock" button are closer together than you're used to?
Debbie Gibson – We Could Be Together
Kyle gave a long and (relatively) epic performance yesterday, just like what I can only assume is his kin did here.
1988
Game 33: Twins at Tigers
Gibson (3-2, 2.97 ERA, 5.13 xFIP) vs. Simon (4-1, 3.44 ERA, 4.16 xFIP)
After a day off, the Twins get to head to Detroit for a series against the sometimes in first place, sometimes not Tigers. (currently not). Things haven't gone too swimmingly for the Twins against Detroit this year. Part of that could be things like letting Stauffer pitch to Cabrera (or anyone, but Cabrera especially). Of course, that can't happen this series.
Gibson looks to continue a pretty good start to his season. I am less optimistic he will tonight because it looks like he's been fairly lucky so far. He's striking pretty much no one out, even for a guy who doesn't really strike many guys out to begin with. That doesn't bode well if those FB's starting turning into HR's (6.5% HR/FB right now).
Fortunately, I think that first series of the season was the outlier for the Twin's offense, so it looks like they can, at least, score some runs against Tigers pitching.
I am assuming (hoping) Hicks will get the start tonight, although I can't seem to get any access to any lineup information because clicking "preview" on the Twins site sends me to season ticket information. Nice work guys.
ABBA – Tiger
The Twins open a suddenly relevant series against Detroit tonight. Thinking good thoughts..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXiglyEHOlo&showinfo=0
1977