What a novel use of the comma,,,,,,kudos to you sir!

And it’s Yankee fans like that who ruin it for the rest of us,,,,

comma comma comma ALLCAPS ALLCAPS !!!11!1

Kind of funny, I was looking for a Brave thief and found that I didn’t remember that the last game at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium was game 5 of the 1996 World Series.  That’s not the funny part though, especially for you Craig (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).

The funny part was that I found an article that quoted Joe Torre.  When asked if he wanted a momento from the final game at the stadium he said “I’ll probably grab something subtle.”

Joe Torre: Thief (but not Liar)

Joe Torre, “like a father” to Derek Jeter.  I guess the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

I just watched the Joe Mauer video.

Is this the definition of ironic? A Mauer caught stealing signs story comes out the day after your Jeter stealing a sign story.

I think “It’s a moral imperative” that you do a story on this.

Will it hurt Mauer’s MVP chances?  More importantly, where does stealing signs (during a game of course) fall in Mr. Marshall’s list of baseball transgressions?  Before or after stealing a physical sign from the stadium (not during a game, but during a baseball season). 

Many extra points for knowing the 80’s movie quote from above.

“Also, it amazes me how Yankees fans have more “defensive” abilities than their beloved captain.”

Gold.

I used to work with a guy who typed like that, five to eight commas between thoughts. It was the strangest thing. I couldn’t understand how management allowed him to send off invoices where memo lines included “recommend to replace generator,,,,, necessary to re-wire harness,,,,,,,, $1325+tax,,, have a great day!!”

@Scatterbrain: And, don’t forget: Lazlo was also in the Billy Crystal/Gregory Hines buddy-cop movie “Running Scared” (with Jimmy Smits as Chicago crime lord Julio Gonzalez). (And is apparently a Royals fan if his IMDB foto is any indication (he said, bringing it back around to baseball).)