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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Monday, October 29, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO 2012 WORLD CHAMPS SHIRT
If the event that you've been living in a cave, or more likely preoccupied with hurricane Sandy, a.k.a., FRANKENSTORM, the San Francisco Giants swept the Detroit Tigers and are now the 2012 World Champions.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
KILLER ST LOUIS CARDS RALLY SQUIRREL SHIRT
The St Louis Cardinals shocked the Nats, Washington DC, and the baseball world with their awe inspiring come-from-behind triumph last night!
What can you say except, GO GO CARDINALS! Talk about a rally. They were already behind 3-0 before getting their first out, were losing 6-0 in the third inning, and were behind 7-5 with two outs and one hanging on in the ninth. Then it happened. Somehow the Cardinals pulled out the largest comeback ever in a winner-take-all postseason game!
Actually, purists of the game (is there a baseball equivalent of football's "Armchair Quarterback"?) know precisely what the hell happened. It wasn't luck, wasn't masterful pitching or intervention by the baseball Gods (again, does football have and pray to Gods the way football has 'Football Gods"?). It wasn't some curse. No, the victory was ultimatley secured by a grey medium-sized rodent called the Sciuridae. In a word (okay, two words), the historic victory was secured by the RALLY SQUIRREL!
Pay homage to the squirrel by purchasing one of these shirts, or as a consequence, suffer a painful loss to the San Francisco Giants. You make the call.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
THE APPROPRIATELY NAMED BARTOLO COLON HAS HIS HEAD UP IT, SO SAYS JIM LEYLAND
Oakland Athletics pitcher Bartolo Colon was given a 50-game suspension after testing positive for testosterone, according to MLB. Jim Leyland, who doesn't comment on other team's players, stated that, "It's hard for me to feel sorry for anybody in that situation" when asked about the Colon. At least the one who plays for the Athletics.
Sad, but despite my excitement over the resurgence (if that's what you want to call it) for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season, my enthusiasm for attempting to write anything more about Bartolo Colon, former Bucco manager Jimmy Leyland, or chemically enhanced players, simply does not exist. Seems as though there is a continuous procession of baseball players testing positive for testosterone or other performance enhancing drugs.
Whenever these stories come to light, I am always reminded of the banner that someone in Philadelphia hoisted in defiance of Barry Bonds and his breaking of Babe Ruth's record, "BABE DID IT ON HOT DOGS AND BEER". I fault Philly fans for a lot of things, but this was one of their finer moments. It might have been an out of town fan, perhaps someone from the 'Burgh, but the sentiment rang true for baseball purists everywhere.
You can own that slogan on a wide variety of products. The fine print states:
Sad, but despite my excitement over the resurgence (if that's what you want to call it) for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season, my enthusiasm for attempting to write anything more about Bartolo Colon, former Bucco manager Jimmy Leyland, or chemically enhanced players, simply does not exist. Seems as though there is a continuous procession of baseball players testing positive for testosterone or other performance enhancing drugs.
Whenever these stories come to light, I am always reminded of the banner that someone in Philadelphia hoisted in defiance of Barry Bonds and his breaking of Babe Ruth's record, "BABE DID IT ON HOT DOGS AND BEER". I fault Philly fans for a lot of things, but this was one of their finer moments. It might have been an out of town fan, perhaps someone from the 'Burgh, but the sentiment rang true for baseball purists everywhere.
You can own that slogan on a wide variety of products. The fine print states:
"On May 25th, 1935 at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Ruth went 4-for-1, drove in 6 runs and hit 3 home runs in an 11-7 loss to the Pirates. These were the last three home runs of his career. His last home run, number 714, cleared the roof at the old Forbes Field - he became the first player to accomplish that feat."
Friday, July 23, 2010
599 Home Runs for A-Rod, anyone care?
sets an extraordinary record, and nobody claps, does he really make a sound? You can count me as someone who scarcely noticed, and certainly won’t be applauding the ‘achievement’.Chemer and Weir wrote, “The Yankees
superstar is on the precipice of doing something that only six other men in Major League history have accomplished -- hitting 600 home runs.It is a list that includes Barry Bonds, Henry Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Ken Griffey Jr. and Sammy Sosa.
The list does not include luminaries named Mantle, DiMaggio, Williams, Gehrig or Musial.
Last night A-Rod hit 599 and says of the milestone chase that he's "having fun. I'm going to hit it and, hopefully, when I (do), like (Thursday) it's going to count for a win."
But not since Bonds' pursuit of Aaron have there been this many mixed emotions about a milestone chase.
Rodriguez has rubbed many people the wrong way ever since he signed that $252 million contract in Texas.
Coupled with his steroids interview a year back, there are many who are turning their backs on A-Rod despite him being one of the greatest players of all-time.
Will you applaud him when he hits No. 600?”
No, I certainly won't be applauding A-Rod's milestone. Afterall, Ruth did it on hotdogs and beer.
On May 25th, 1935 at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh
, Ruth went 4-for-4, drove in 6 runs and hit 3 home runs in an 11-7 loss to the Pirates. These were the last three home runs of his career. His last home run, number 714, cleared the roof at the old Forbes Field—he became the first player to accomplish that feat.
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