Last game of a bad year. Why shouldn't the game log be half baked?
Diamond vs. someone who plays for the Blue Jays - GO!
Last game of a bad year. Why shouldn't the game log be half baked?
Diamond vs. someone who plays for the Blue Jays - GO!
I'm moving out of the Fatherland after eight days and heading home. Continue reading WGOM Fitness: October 3, 2012, Moving Out
Probably a lot more than anyone is interested in regarding my thoughts on the Twins minor league season.
For Cabrera? Nah, for me, as I turn 35 and another season of baseball is over. I'll watch pretty much any postseason MLB game, but please, PLEASE let the Yankees and Tigers be featured as little as possible.
Fred Clarke (1872)
Bob Skinner (1931)
Jack Lamabe (1936)
Chuck Scrivener (1947)
Dave Winfield (1951)
Dennis Eckersley (1954)
Jim Joyce (1955)
Daryl Sconiers (1958)
Darrin Fletcher (1966)
Junior Felix (1967)
Wil Cordero (1971)
Eric Munson (1977)
Infielder Chuck Scrivener was drafted by the Twins in the seventeenth round in 1966, but did not sign.
We would also like to wish a very happy birthday to spookymilk.
the sentiment and quality of the video pretty much matches the season this year. here's hoping for a more successful hometown 9 next year...
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kH1aW6043g
Us
versus
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twins lost, i'm pretty sure. i didn't see it as i was knee deep in writing challenges and sick family. now, i'm waiting at o'hare for a quickie with buffalo (the city, not the dude). talk about the game here if you want. or not. free country, i guess.
This morning, this scale has moved in a positive direction. I had it in my mind when I started this program that I would be happy with a break even result on my trips to the Fatherland, as long as I was actively losing weight when I am home. I'm not really okay with that anymore. Continue reading WGOM Fitness: October 2, 2012, Progress
I know it shouldn't matter anymore, but man, some of these Twins losses are still a punch in the gut.