Baseball '06

[RICHARD]

Geez,

Come on Yankees..
You can't celebrate the bosses b-day that way.


I can hardly wait for the Home run Derby next monday!

[RICHARD]

Here we go Dodgers, Here we go.....

What a HRD.......I want to hit a ball 460 feet, and the ASG was pretty darn good.....


I think the second half is gonna be really interesting....

[davidpizzica]

Geez,

Come on Yankees..
You can't celebrate the bosses b-day that way.


I can hardly wait for the Home run Derby next monday!

RICHARD, great home run derby! Five homers went into the Allegheny river on the fly! I think Pittsburgh did a great job in hosting the home run derby and the All Star game. It's a beautiful city. Now if the Pirates can start winning some ball games. . . .

[RICHARD]

WOW, What a Red Sox game...


Maddux a Dodger?

[Karen]

Poor Paul, we were out for a late dinner and the game was on, behind his head on a big-screen TV. So I kept updating him on the progress, not that he cares even a smidgen about baseball, and then had to explain as the place errupted with that game-ending Dave Ortiz classic. Go, Big Papi! And I even loved him explaining to the eager reporter that he was just doing his job, in a pretty low-key but polite and happy way.

[elizabethann]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I feel another World Series coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OMG! I'm getting ahead of myself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I looked on ebay last night for Red Sox tickets. I may bite the bullet and buy some for a Yankees game. Wouldn't that be awesome!!!??? I get shivers just thinking about it.

[areias]

Oooh, other Red Sox fans!

I went to a game last month, but it was vs. the devil rays. (And of course, Red Sox won) I used to go see Yankees vs. Red Sox all the time when I was little, but I would love to go now.

[elizabethann]

Wow, this guy went from a World Series to working in a department store? Sad. Does anybody remember this player? I think I do.



Former Major Leaguer Charged With Skipping Child Support
Holton Arrested At Manchester Discount Store

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- A former Major League baseball pitcher has been arrested on charges he skipped out on thousands of dollars of child support.

Former Baltimore Oriole and Los Angeles Dodger Brian Holton is being held in Manchester on charges from Wisconsin that he owes nearly $43,000 in child support.

Baseball-almanac.com says Holton, 46, earned $347,000 in his final year as a relief pitcher for the Orioles in 1990. He pitched for the Dodgers for four years in the 1980s and two years for the Orioles.

Holton lives in Manchester. He was arrested at his job at a discount store on Wednesday after police in Maquon, Wis., called Manchester police with word Holton was wanted.

Court records show Holton reported $12,166 income in 2004 and $17,517 in 2003.