So much for watching the game... Dodgers, 5-0 in the top half of the first!![]()
So much for watching the game... Dodgers, 5-0 in the top half of the first!![]()
Because he is a slob, I want to knock his arse down and shave his head...I am going to invoke the spirit of my mom....
"He looks like he smells!"
Seriously?
I hate the stupidity that pro players get because they are 'gifted'.
In the early Dodger years the O'Malley's demanded 'clean cut-tedness" from the players. I remember Walter Alston and the 70's "hair wars" with some players on the team, Don Sutton looked like a friggin Brillo Pad on the mound.
I still have nightmares about Oscar Gamble and his tumbleweed!
For some reason the uni rules/fashion started to change and it's not the same anymore.
The pine tar on the helmets makes me crazy.
Baggy uni pants, like Man-roid hair, the bandana, and oversized jersey?
I can't defend any of that.....especially when the team lets one player get away with it!
I really do miss the Old Astros uniforms and want to see the White Sox play in shorts again.
And while we are at it?
Give the batters one extra strike!![]()
Isn't this nice
At last, Wakefield is an All-Star
By Mike McMahon
[email protected]
BOSTON - Tim Wakefield was planning on taking his wife, Stacy, on a mini-vacation during next week's All-Star break.
I hope she doesn't mind St. Louis; I hear it's beautiful there this time of year.
Yesterday, the 17-year veteran was named to his first All-Star team, when Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon selected the knuckleballer to come out of the bullpen for the American League.
"I've been a big fan of his for a long time," said Maddon. "He's having a great season and it's about time he was named an All-Star."
It is about time.
Wakefield, 42, becomes the oldest first-time All-Star since Satchel Paige was named as a 46-year-old in 1952.
My son and his wife gave the hubby and me tickets to join them at the Phillies game against the Mets yesterday. We had a great day weatherwise, warm but breezy, and the Phillies won!!! My brother works in broadcast and we got to visit the press booths before the game. All in all, a wonderful day!Here is a link to the photos that hubby took for those who might be interested.
http://entertainment.webshots.com/album/573377733pVrLCV
Great shots, and it looks like you had a great time. The win was the icing on the cake too!
I took a peek at some of your other albums - hope you don't mind. The pictures of the old stone church were beautiful. They just don't build them like that anymore. Such beautiful surroundings in which to say a final good-bye.
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To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
Ecclesiastes 3:1The clock of life is wound but once and no man has the power
To know just when the hands will stop - on what day, or what hour.
Now is the only time you have, so live it with a will -
Don't wait until tomorrow - the hands may then be still.
~~~~true author unknown~~~~
That is the truth! I was hoping for a win (they won the previous two games against the Mets but you can't assume anything) and it was indeed the icing on the cake.![]()
No problem that you snooped at the other albums. They are public anyway.My mom was buried in Bala Cynwyd, PA and died in Ocean City, NJ so, just like my dad, we had the funeral at the little chapel in the cemetery in PA because of the distance involved. It was basically family and was a beautiful setting.
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