Deduno takes on Fister. This game is sort of a 'must win' for the Tigres, so i'd love to see them lose it. We'kre coming to the bitter end here. It's tremendously unlikely that the Hammer is going to gain another spot on th countup, so about the only things we have left are Mauer's hopeful batting title, and the chance to spoil other teams' playoff chances.
That's cool, too, I guess.
It's Saturday! Clean some ceiling fans and light fixtures, then kick back and call it good.
Edit: It's the 22nd, though, Runner.
Edit: You can't get good help, eh?
Doc Powers (1870)
Hooks Dauss (1889)
Urban Shocker (1890)
Ira Flagstead (1893)
Bob Lemon (1920)
Tommy Lasorda (1927)
Ken Aspromonte (1931)
Jim Fairey (1944)
Larry Dierker (1946)
Jeffrey Leonard (1955)
Wally Backman (1959)
Vince Coleman (1961)
Bob Geren (1961)
Mark Guthrie (1965)
Mike Matheny (1970)
We would also like to wish a happy birthday to Spookymilk’s oldest daughter.
i heard some people weren't impressed with a recent JAMC performance. something about lack of interest. well, this won't help.
1985
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The Twins need one more win in the remaining twelve games in order to match last year's win total. They could top 70 wins if they actually finish well, but that's just not going to happen.
I took another look at the grass yesterday afternoon and I decided it could wait for a while. I did go to the gym and did my cycling workout. Continue reading WGOM Fitness: September 21, 2012
My mom was at my house yesterday when I got home to celebrate Skim's birthday and hang out for a few days. Kudos to the Milkmaid, who's generally the worst secret-keeper alive.
Tom Brown (1860)
Elmer Smith (1892)
Eldon Auker (1910)
Max Butcher (1910)
Joe Haynes (1917)
John McHale (1921)
Jerry Zimmerman (1934)
Jerry Fosnow (1940)
Sudden Sam McDowell (1942)
Aurelio Lopez (1948)
Danny Cox (1959)
Cecil Fielder (1963)
D. J. Dozier (1965)
Jason Christianson (1969)
Scott Spiezio (1972)
Doug Davis (1975)
Joe Haynes played for the Twins franchise while it was in Washington for four years, then coached for three, then was with the team as executive vice-president through 1967, when he passed away from a heart attack.
Better known for his football career, William Henry “D. J.” Dozier played in 25 games for the New York Mets in 1992.
So, I finally put up one of my remixes of Arvo Pärt's "Magnificat" on Soundcloud. I did this a while ago, using really simple technology on purpose. It's really more a sketch than anything. I dig it anyways. Hoping Daneeka's Ghost or Nibbish digs it.
Otherwise, what's on your players today, fine folk?
I am putting out the Carter Hayes signal with this one. Here is one of the original Mississippi Sheiks, a little bit later in life.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueEQKZcXfjc
1978
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