Donnie kills it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFBt6QTgcPY
Donnie kills it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFBt6QTgcPY
sorry, forgot. looks like everyone did too.
Emmy's are tonight. Once again, here's the list.
See anything else good?
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Ezra Sutton (1850)
Willie Sudhoff (1874)
Frank Schulte (1882)
Sheriff Blake (1899)
Hughie Critz (1900)
Chase Riddle (1925)
Orlando Cepeda (1937)
Bobby Wine (1938)
Thad Bosley (1956)
John Franco (1960)
Dan Haren (1980)
Casey Crosby (1988)
Zack Granite (1992)
Chase Riddle played in the minors from 1943-1962, managed in the minors from 1951-1962, was a scout from 1963-1978, and was the baseball coach at Troy State University from 1979-1990.
Continuing Rhu_Ru's realization, I was trying to find something weird for Pete and I to watch, and we landed on Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. The opening credits show it was co-written by none other than Phil Hartman. Lord help me, I just cannot imagine Phil Hartman and Pee-Wee riffing off of each other.
Elizabethton finished the year 39-27, first in the Appalachian League West by seven games over Kingsport. The E-Twins went on to win the Appalachian League Championship.
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This is the time of year when scarcity sets in. You realize that in a fortnight, Twins baseball will be done for the year. Generally this inclines me to watch all the Twins baseball I can get my eyeballs on, but this year I find myself caring less and less. The front office giveth, and the front office taketh away. The Twins send Gibson to the mound, and while we hope for good Gibby today, his best efforts could easily and might well be negated by the bullpen. Jakob Junis takes the hill for the Royals. It will almost be a relief when this season is behind us and we can all focus on curling again. Play ball!
Heinie Mueller (1899)
Hillbilly Bildilli (1912)
Gary Ross (1947)
Robin Yount (1955)
Orel Hershiser (1958)
Tim Raines (1959)
Mickey Tettleton (1960)
Mel Hall (1960)
Mark Parent (1961)
Chris Pittaro (1961)
Paul Shuey (1970)
Desi Relaford (1973)
Bobby Korecky (1979)
Brandon Moss (1983)
Gordon Beckham (1986)
Robbie Grossman (1989)
I have problem with how they stylize their name grammatically, but I think I can power through it.
1990
This was Maurice White's last tour with the group after their Heritage album.