i couldn't decide if i wanted 10 stars from AMR, or 1 star. i went with the former.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PhDhz4GaTI
1998
starting tomorrow: 
(5 votes, average: 8.20 out of 10)
Loading... Detroit at New New New Yankee Stadium. Go Detroit, I guess? That feels dirty.
Fister vs. Pettitte.
Act excited, everybody.
Sightings of Boof Bonser and Bobby Korecky!
The Herrmannator continues to play well.
As of today, I'm a little more than halfway towards my goal of losing 85 pounds. Continue reading WGOM Fitness: October 13, 2012, Halfway Home
Same old, same old in the CS this year. Oh well.
Charles Somers (1868)
Wild Bill Donovan (1876)
Rube Waddell (1876)
Pickles Dillhoefer (1893)
Frankie Hayes (1914)
Lou Saban (1921)
Charlie Silvera (1924)
Eddie Yost (1926)
Eddie Mathews (1931)
Bob Bailey (1942)
Randy Moffitt (1948)
Dick Pole (1950)
Frank LaCorte (1951)
George Frazier (1954)
Bryan Hickerson (1963)
Chris Gwynn (1964)
Trevor Hoffman (1967)
Damian Miller (1969)
Better known as a football coach, Lou Saban was the president of the New York Yankees in 1981 and 1982.
I am probably going to regret not playing the Bay City Rollers.
Or maybe not. I don't know. 1975
(4 votes, average: 7.75 out of 10)Loading... 4:00 PM: Baltimore (Hammel) at New York (Sabathia)
7:30 PM: St. Louis (Wainwright) at Washington (Gonzalez)
So, this began as an LTE, but I didn't want the conversation to get lost.
We all have favorites in baseball, be they players, teams (uh, Twins, duh. Why are you here?), numbers. This is a classic, pull-up-your-bar-stool game: IF you were a Minnesota Twin (for a day, or a week, or a lifetime), what number would you want your jersey to read, and why?
For the sake of argument, retired numbers are in play.