I would like to dedicate this one to Leslie Frazier.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8Ii2jcd30A
You keep it interesting, coach, for sure.
I would like to dedicate this one to Leslie Frazier.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8Ii2jcd30A
You keep it interesting, coach, for sure.
here's some edith piaf, because, well... why not?
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBW-UEbOfyQ
1959
jobu is sleeping in so I decided to find a song about Matt Moore.
Twins 1, Royals 0
WP: Hot Carl (9-13)
LP: Wood (5-3)
I can has save? No, you may not.
Okay kids, here it is, the crowing of a new King Of The Savers: Jose Valverde ran away with this one by converting 100% of his 49 save opportunities into saved games for the Tigers. Sure, you could say that the guy is a douche, but I think he's got flair. No one celebrates like him, and this year he gets to wear the crown. I've heard that it's good to be king, but this much I know for sure ---> heavy is the head that wears the crown. Watch your back, Jose, and protect your neck.
99 bottles of loss on the wall
99 bottles of loss
take one down pass it around
98 bottles of loss on the wall
Baseball is a funny thing. For me, it's about more than winning and losing, it's about the lapse of time. Baseball is like a time machine that effortlessly takes it's audience simultaneously forward and back. When spring training stats gearing up I can almost smell the fall leaves, and likewise, when the season ends I can almost feel the warmth of the sun on my face. The long dark off season will give us fans time to reflect on the past season, rounding the corners off terrible performances, inflating good performances, and finding hope that next year will be the year. Talking about baseball leads one down the path of well worn cliche, but really, I don't know how else to describe this game. Yeah, our local nine lost 99, and that blows (fersure), but there is more to this game than the final record, and on Wednesday night the nation witnessed some intense drama. Fall will come, winter will follow, and then soon enough we'll be right back here.
There was a little chatter about the R.E.M. retirement last week but I thought they deserved a video. Most people under 30 don't get them but to a certain group of people this band was pretty important.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykp0Vq77IBw
Here are the guys in 1983, on Letterman.
i was daydreaming and had a fun idea: MLB playoff brackets, anyone?
how about this: predict the winner of each series, and win the points. double points if you correctly guess the amount of wins for both winning and losing team.
ALDS/NLDS 1 pt. (best of 5)
ALCS/NLCS 3 pts.
world series 5 pts.
ALDS
DET v. NYY (1)
TB v. TEX (2)
NLDS
STL v. PHI (1)
ARI v. MIL (2)
whoever has the most points wins. pretty simple, huh?
if anyone has any suggestions to tweek the rules, let me know. otherwise, post your guesses below. i'll compile them on a spreadsheet and make it available to everyone.
copy and paste the below part:
ALDS(1):
ALDS(2):
NLDS(1):
NLDS(2):
ALCS:
NLCS:
World Series:
DEADLINE: friday, 30 september 2011 3:00PM CT
vermont's grace potter and the nocturnals playing for a maryland crowd. love that B-3 sound.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzPeTC7bH6E
2006
Carl Pavano v. Bruce Chen?
This season was Bruce Chen'd; won't see the Twins tomorrow night. June was fun.
Go Twins!
See you later, 2011.
O'Sullivan vs Swarzak
So, 100 losses today? Or tomorrow?
100 Losses will happen:
Total Voters: 14