Special thanks to GreekHouse for his tour de metal (and at least a few of its many subgenres) last week!
How about some moody music for a Monday?
httpv://youtu.be/EBXNNgcBG74
Speaking of falling, there nothing quite as unfortunate as falling for a band only to discover they've already broken up. Oh, well. This performance is from January 2011.
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Loading... A good comeback for Scottsdale. Mesa misses chances to win. Justin O'Conner secures victory for Peoria.
My kids only go to school on Monday and Tuesday this week, which are my only days off.
Little scoring in Santurce. Big scoring in Mayaguez.
Continue reading Puerto Rican Perambulation: Games of November 12
George Burns (1889)
Billy Rogell (1904)
Joe Medwick (1911)
Danny Ozark (1923)
Bob Friend (1930)
Jim Northrup (1939)
Steve Yeager (1948)
Randy Velarde (1962)
Ben McDonald (1967)
Al Martin (1967)
Cal Eldred (1967)
Dave Hansen (1968)
Chris Herrmann (1987)
Danny Ozark was the manager of Philadelphia from 1973-1979.
Licey loses a 3-0 lead but still wins. Aguilas takes the lead early and holds on. Fence posts are enough for Oriente.
Buss kisses one for the only run Culiacan needs. A pinch-hit walkoff is definitely over the Mendoza line. Weber grills Mazatlan.
My wife and I saw each other for about five hours straight yesterday. In this peak season at both of our jobs, that's been almost unheard of.
This is a great day for names:
Chief Zimmer (1860)
Hi Church (1863)
Socks Seybold (1870)
George Stovall (1877)
Jimmy Sheckard (1878)
Runt Marr (1891)
Freddy Leach (1897)
Beans Reardon (1897)
Bubber Jonnard (1897)
Prince Hal Schumacher (1910)
Bill Gates (1918)
Charlie Osgood (1926)
Jack McKeon (1930)
Luis Tiant (1940)
Tom Hall (1947)
Ken Schrom (1954)
Brook Jacoby (1959)
Dale Sveum (1963)
David McCarty (1969)
Adam Eaton (1977)
Jonathan Papelbon (1980)
Runt Marr played in the minor leagues for nineteen years, managed in the minors for fifteen years, and was also a scout for many years.
Beans Reardon was a National League umpire from 1926-1949.
Bubber Jonnard was a long-time coach and scout.
Bill Gates was a minor league pitcher from 1938-1940 and 1946-1951.
Jack McKeon was a long-time manager and general manager, leading the Florida Marlins to a World Series victory in 2003. In 2011, he became the second-oldest manager in major league history at age 80. He also managed in the minor leagues for the Senators/Twins from 1957-64 and again in 1968, scouting for the Twins from 1965-67.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64SmMA-6exY
These guys have really made me want to take up playing the guitar again so I can learn how to finger tap. They do it so well and integrate it throughout the songs as opposed to just reserving it for a fast, cheesy guitar solo.
--GH
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