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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Wednesday, August 12, 2009My Morning in ExileToday ShysterBall celebrates the 15th anniversary of the beginning of the 1994-95 strike! Sure, it was terrible, but at least we didn't get a 72-win team winning the AL West! In other news:I may have a longer post about that last one later today. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 11:21am Comments
HP3 said...
re: Tommy Lasorda Fatso never misses a photo-op. I can’t stand him either and wish he would go away; never to be seen or heard from again. Posted 08/12 at 01:02 PM
Mark said...
See, and I would have guessed Tom Gordon retired years ago. So…yay, Ton Gordon, for sticking in there! Posted 08/12 at 01:12 PM
Will said...
“Once upon a time, before Sirius and XM and MLB.com, there was a thing we called radio.” What the hell have I been listening to in the car this morning? The TV set? And anyhow, since I’m too cheap for cable and MLB.TV has decided that I’m in a blackout zone for the Rockies, my only option is to listen to the radio. Also, SI loses my respect by forcing its url into my quoted sentence there. Posted 08/12 at 02:05 PM
Aaron Whitehead said...
Thanks for the “Fletch” reference. Although I have to admit that the commercials for the postseason a few years ago that featured LaSorda were pretty good. Still, it sounds like the Cyclones are taking the word “Fame” a little too literally. Posted 08/12 at 02:05 PM
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Re: the Tigers stretched arms, I think often you most see the effects of a long season + post-season work the next year. 2006 White Sox and 2009 Rays immediately come to mind. Though you could argue that regression is all but inevitable for a team that makes it to the W.S. as getting there almost always involves a healthy dose of luck sauce.