... and now I know why.
My flight to Orlando was cancelled due to the
lovely weather here in Ohio. Alas, I did not get to see the
sea of 60's but let's pretend I was there. Look! There goes Matt DeSalvo, #66.
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To commemorate the return of Lefty McOutsidecorner, I dug up a couple of old books Tommy wrote back in the glory days. Yeah, I had no idea he's an author either but they are selling for under $1 over at Amazon.com.
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The Braves have always had decent exposure when it comes to marketing and lending their names out to the big companies like Rawlings and Mizuno. Here are the current big names being marketed:
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If you care,
here's the article. Like I said
a while back, why was he not locked away in a padded room? I blame this on Bobby.
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In order to expand my audience here are some quick NL East stories:
- Mets relievers like to wear
a lot of jewelry.
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I've been tagged by Tim at
Rain Delay so here we go:
1. I played baseball for
El Salvador’s national team and traveled to places like Cuba, Mexico, D.R., etc.. Currently I play in Miami in the same independent league that sprouted some MLB players such as Ronnie Belliard, Placido Polanco, and new Yankee reliever Edwar Ramirez (his changeup is absolutely ridiculous).
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Spring Training is usually a lot of fluff... but
this video blog on the Braves gave me chills.
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...and no, none of their
kids are named Jimmy. Believe me, I was disappointed too.
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- Aybar trade is starting to look good
right about now , though we might have another
booze hound on our team. Thanks a lot,
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Spring training is around the corner. Yay? That means 1 month of
"Why is Chipper still playing in the 3rd inning? Please put him back in his padded room. And get him some more of those anti-bunion shoes!" Read the rest of this entry »
