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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Tuesday, November 17, 2009My Morning in ExileSlow day, so I scan the news. Great (Captain Robert Falcon) Scott! Or was it Shackleton?Roald Amundsen: the Chase Utley of explorers. Discuss. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 11:48am Comments
MJ said...
Hmm bad grammar, lots of ellipses, typing in all caps, yup sounds like him (used to be hotdog or something like that too). Also, I believe it’s Kyle (Neveryourmoneys)Worth Posted 11/17 at 01:28 PM
ecp said...
The KC bullpen engaged in equal-opportunity Greinke screwing by taking turns handing him no decisions. Pretty much everybody got a shot in. Kyle “The Human Torch” Farnsworth was only responsible once. Posted 11/17 at 02:01 PM
Andrew said...
It was Shackleton. Also an amazing note- Shackleton, despite his expedition going horribly wrong, didn’t lose a single man in their journey. Posted 11/17 at 02:02 PM
Brian said...
Craig, that’s a very apt comparison. Amundsen never got his due in the public because of that publicity hound Shackleton. The Norwegians know he was the man, though. My wife and I went to a museum in Oslo that was all about the Fram and it’s exploration of both the Arctic and Antarctic. Good stuff. Posted 11/17 at 02:18 PM
Rob² said...
Amundsen? You like Amundsen? I like DeSoto. Posted 11/17 at 03:08 PM
Craig Calcaterra said...
DeSoto? What did he do? Posted 11/17 at 03:26 PM
MooseinOhio said...
Chrysler has to get the nod for creating one of the greatest hood ornaments ever. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeSoto_(automobile) Posted 11/17 at 03:38 PM
MooseinOhio said...
Good news Tribe fans all your pitchers should be staying with the team for all of next season as Greinke won in a landslide. Wonder if Dayton Moore is interested in any of the Red Sox prospects? Posted 11/17 at 03:42 PM
Gilbert said...
“DeSoto? What did he do? “ Posted 11/17 at 06:18 PM
jwb said...
“DeSoto? What did he do?“ Posted 11/18 at 11:10 AM
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Greinke may be the most talented pitcher in MLB so maybe I’ll be a Royals fan until he gets traded. By doing so I’ll be able to follow my favorite ex-Yankee, Kyle.(how many no-decisions did he help Zack with?)
Over at the Blue Network, is EvilEmpireE(sic)2009 really comeonman, much as your Batman alternative persona?