Grover Alexander (1887)
Rip Collins (1896)
Preacher Roe (1916)
Johnny Blanchard (1933)
Don Lee (1934)
Hiromitsu Kadota (1948)
Jack Brohamer (1950)
Rick Wieters (1955)
Kelly Gruber (1962)
Scott Service (1967)
J. T. Snow (1968)
Mark DeRosa (1975)
Hiromitsu Kadota is third on the Japanese professional baseball home run list with 567.
The father of Matt Wieters, Rick Wieters pitched in the minor leagues for five years, reaching AA.
I guess I'm getting to the age where my friends start talking a little more about their embarrassing-sounding health problems online. It seems like everyone's going through stuff I can do without.
my friend's band came into town over the weekend (and i'd play them if they had a decent-ish video available). traveling with them was black diet (formerly JT and the sloppy seconds), who put on an amazing set. they're playing all over the cities, and i HIGHLY recommend checking out a show if you get a chance.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CtFN1Sl3bE
another track here if you're bored.
(3 votes, average: 9.00 out of 10)
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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSA7lwpPZJc
I've just returned from a quick trip to Austin where these guys were playing last night. I wasn't in attendance, but I'm told it was a good show.
Live From Austin City Limits.
(3 votes, average: 8.33 out of 10)Loading... Bob Bescher (1884)
Al Hollingsworth (1908)
Roy Weatherly (1915)
Monte Irvin (1919)
Andy Pafko (1921)
Syd Thrift (1929)
Johnny Schaive (1934)
Jerry Reinsdorf (1936)
Denny Lemaster (1939)
Danny Cater (1940)
Ron Santo (1940)
Stump Merrill (1944)
Ken Szotkeiwicz (1947)
Cesar Cedeno (1951)
Bob Brenly (1954)
Ken Dayley (1959)
Paul O'Neill (1963)
Shannon Stewart (1974)
Infielder Johnny Schaive was in the Washington organization from 1955-1960, reaching the majors for parts of the 1958-1960 seasons. He was selected by the new Washington franchise as the 36th pick in the 1960 expansion draft.
Shortstop Ken Szotkiewicz was chosen by Minnesota with the third pick of the 1967 June Secondary draft, but did not sign.
I picked up the Milkmaid from the airport last night; she was in Connecticut for four days at a cousin's wedding. I worked so much that I almost didn't have time to miss her, but it was starting to feel lonely at the end there.
It's a battle of teams at opposite ends of the 3-point spectrum. Discuss.
Where are the VJs?
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC73PHdQX04
(2 votes, average: 9.50 out of 10)Loading... Coffee, that is. Orange juice is much better for you, but don't let that distract you from your addiction.